Master Sculptor Miniature Studio

Create a realistic vertical photo of a young artist_identity seated at a modern desk in a warm, cozy collectible-figure studio, carefully hand-painting a miniature figurine modeled after himself. He wears a clean white kurta-style shirt and matching light trousers, has thick black wavy hair, medium brown skin, a short trimmed beard, and a focused calm expression in side profile. His right hand holds a fine black paintbrush touching the tiny figure’s face or hair, while his left hand steadies a clear acrylic display box on the desk. The miniature figure stands upright on top of the transparent rectangular display case and wears the same white outfit, creating a “master sculptor painting his own miniature” effect. Add an engraved dark nameplate on the front of the clear box reading nameplate_text in elegant cursive or serif lettering. The desk contains exactly 4 visible desktop items: the clear display box with the miniature, a black keyboard behind it, two tiny toy figures near the monitor base, and a large monitor at left. On the monitor, show a dark digital art or 3D modeling interface with a pale full-body character reference on a white canvas and UI panels along the side, suggesting professional design work. In the background, show white floating shelves with exactly 9 visible collectible art toys and figurines arranged as display decor, plus one framed poster and one yellow sculptural mask or helmet on the upper shelf. Include a black PC tower with soft purple/orange internal RGB glow behind the artist and a black office chair at right. Lighting should be warm amber from shelf lights mixed with soft monitor glow, shallow depth of field, high-end DSLR realism, natural skin texture, detailed fabric folds, realistic hands, accurate proportions, cinematic composition, 3:4 vertical framing, subject on the right and monitor on the left. Avoid extra people, avoid distorted fingers, avoid unreadable clutter, avoid logos except the small Apple-like monitor silhouette if natural, and keep the scene photorealistic rather than illustration.