Face Bouquet: Make a Flower Bouquet of Me From Your Selfies

Use the uploaded image as the base. A bouquet in brown kraft paper with a white ribbon on a pink background. Every flower is the face of the person in the photo, with different smiles and angles. The flowers are 7 to 9 cut-out head-and-shoulders portraits of the person in the photo, packed tightly in three rows that rise above the rim of the paper like a round bouquet, each one cut out cleanly along the hair and the shoulders like a sticker, with no white border and no photo background behind it. The front row is the biggest and overlaps the rim a little; the heads behind peek out above and between them. Every head is the same person, with their own hair and the top of their own clothes from the photo. They differ only the way different selfies of one person do: some look straight into the camera, some are turned three-quarters, some tilt the head a little to the left or the right; about half keep the exact expression from the photo, the others show a soft closed-mouth smile or a big happy smile. Make it look like the viral bouquet of me edit: a clean digital sticker collage, not a painting. The bouquet stands upright in the center of the frame, whole from the top heads to the bottom of the wrap, and fills about two thirds of the height. The wrap is a cone of plain matte brown kraft paper, folded in soft overlapping layers, wide and open at the top and narrow at the bottom, tied at the narrow end with a white satin ribbon in a neat bow with small black polka dots. A few small green leaf tips peek out between the heads at the rim of the paper. The background is a smooth, soft pink gradient, lighter in the middle, with no objects and no floor, and a faint soft shadow under the bouquet. Every face is sharp, well lit and large enough to recognize at once, turned to the camera or three-quarters to it, with the eyes open. Photo realistic faces and hair, like real phone selfies cut out and stacked; the paper and the ribbon look real too. Vertical 9:16. No real flowers in place of a face, no extra people, no text, no letters, no numbers, no logo, no watermark, no frame and no border.

Use the three uploaded images: three different photos of the same person. A bouquet in brown kraft paper with a white ribbon on a pink background. Every flower is the face of the person in the photos, with different smiles and angles. The flowers are 8 or 9 cut-out head-and-shoulders portraits, packed tightly in three rows that rise above the rim of the paper like a round bouquet, each one cut out cleanly along the hair and the shoulders like a sticker, with no white border and no photo background behind it. The front row is the biggest and overlaps the rim a little; the heads behind peek out above and between them. Each head copies one of the three images: its face, hair, expression, head angle and the top of its clothes, so the bouquet mixes the three looks, about three heads from each image, spread out so that two heads from the same image rarely sit side by side. A head may tilt a little more or less than in its photo. If the images show different people, each head keeps the face of its own image and the faces never blend. Make it look like the viral bouquet of me edit: a clean digital sticker collage, not a painting. The bouquet stands upright in the center of the frame, whole from the top heads to the bottom of the wrap, and fills about two thirds of the height. The wrap is a cone of plain matte brown kraft paper, folded in soft overlapping layers, wide and open at the top and narrow at the bottom, tied at the narrow end with a white satin ribbon in a neat bow with small black polka dots. A few small green leaf tips peek out between the heads at the rim of the paper. The background is a smooth, soft pink gradient, lighter in the middle, with no objects and no floor, and a faint soft shadow under the bouquet. Every face is sharp, well lit and large enough to recognize at once, turned to the camera or three-quarters to it, with the eyes open. Photo realistic faces and hair, like real phone selfies cut out and stacked; the paper and the ribbon look real too. Vertical 9:16. No real flowers in place of a face, no extra people, no text, no letters, no numbers, no logo, no watermark, no frame and no border.

Use the two uploaded images. A bouquet in brown kraft paper with a white ribbon on a pink background. Every flower is the face of one of the two people, with different smiles and angles. The flowers are 8 cut-out head-and-shoulders portraits, 4 of the subject in image 1 and 4 of the subject in image 2, mixed so they take turns across every row, packed tightly in three rows that rise above the rim of the paper like a round bouquet, each one cut out cleanly along the hair and the shoulders like a sticker, with no white border and no photo background behind it. The front row is the biggest and overlaps the rim a little; the heads behind peek out above and between them. Each head is clearly one of the two, with that subject's own face, hair and the top of their own clothes from their photo. Never blend the two faces and never swap hair, glasses or clothes between them. Some heads look straight into the camera, some are turned three-quarters, some tilt toward a head of the other subject; about half keep the exact expression from their photo, the others show a soft closed-mouth smile or a big happy smile. If an image shows an animal, its 4 heads are that same animal's head and neck, cut out the same way along the fur and the ears, with its own face, fur and markings, not a person. Make it look like the viral bouquet of me edit: a clean digital sticker collage, not a painting. The bouquet stands upright in the center of the frame, whole from the top heads to the bottom of the wrap, and fills about two thirds of the height. The wrap is a cone of plain matte brown kraft paper, folded in soft overlapping layers, wide and open at the top and narrow at the bottom, tied at the narrow end with a white satin ribbon in a neat bow with small black polka dots. A few small green leaf tips peek out between the heads at the rim of the paper. The background is a smooth, soft pink gradient, lighter in the middle, with no objects and no floor, and a faint soft shadow under the bouquet. Every face is sharp, well lit and large enough to recognize at once, turned to the camera or three-quarters to it, with the eyes open. Photo realistic faces and hair, like real phone selfies cut out and stacked; the paper and the ribbon look real too. Vertical 9:16. No real flowers in place of a face, no extra people, no text, no letters, no numbers, no logo, no watermark, no frame and no border.

Use the uploaded image as the base. A bouquet in brown kraft paper with a white ribbon on a pink background. Every flower is the face of the pet in the photo, with different looks and angles. The flowers are 7 to 9 cut-out heads of the pet in the photo, each with the top of its neck and chest, packed tightly in three rows that rise above the rim of the paper like a round bouquet, each one cut out cleanly along the fur and the ears like a sticker, with no white border and no photo background behind it. The front row is the biggest and overlaps the rim a little; the heads behind peek out above and between them. Every head is the same animal: the same species and breed look, head shape, ears, eye color, fur colors, fur length, pattern and markings, and any collar from the photo. They differ only the way different photos of one pet do: some look straight into the camera, some are turned three-quarters, some tilt the head to one side; some keep the look from the photo, some have the mouth a little open in a happy face. Make it look like the viral bouquet of me edit: a clean digital sticker collage, not a painting. The bouquet stands upright in the center of the frame, whole from the top heads to the bottom of the wrap, and fills about two thirds of the height. The wrap is a cone of plain matte brown kraft paper, folded in soft overlapping layers, wide and open at the top and narrow at the bottom, tied at the narrow end with a white satin ribbon in a neat bow with small black polka dots. A few small green leaf tips peek out between the heads at the rim of the paper. The background is a smooth, soft pink gradient, lighter in the middle, with no objects and no floor, and a faint soft shadow under the bouquet. Every face is sharp, well lit and large enough to recognize at once, with the eyes open. Photo realistic fur, like real phone photos of the pet cut out and stacked; the paper and the ribbon look real too. Vertical 9:16. No real flowers in place of a head, no people, no other animals, no text, no letters, no numbers, no logo, no watermark, no frame and no border.