evyAI Happy Birthday Image Mega Prompt · AI for LinkedIn

Oct 16 • AI Tips

evyAI Happy Birthday Image Mega Prompt

Ultra-photoreal birthday celebration portrait: Cheerful man in the photo attached, keep the face perfectly as it is in the photo but wearing a crisp light-colored button-up shirt (soft chambray blue or cream linen), seated at a modern wooden desk. He holds a large pristine white sign (24"x18", slight matte texture) above his head with both hands, arms fully extended, elbows slightly bent. Sign faces camera perfectly perpendicular, all four edges clearly visible, hands gripping sides/bottom—fingers NOT obscuring any lettering.

Sign text: Centered, bold uppercase sans-serif font (Helvetica Bold or similar), deep black ink, perfectly legible with crisp edges: "I WANT TO TAKE A MOMENT AND WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY!" Letter spacing optimized for readability, text occupying 80% of sign width.

Birthday cake centerpiece: Positioned on desk directly in front of him—a stunning two-tier cake (8" and 6" layers) with smooth buttercream frosting in elegant ombre gradient (ivory to soft blush pink or sky blue). Top decorated with fresh flowers (small roses, eucalyptus sprigs) or gold leaf accents. Five lit candles standing tall on top tier, warm golden flames flickering, tiny wisps of smoke curling upward, wax just beginning to drip. Cake sits on vintage cake stand (white ceramic with scalloped edges or modern gold-trimmed marble).

Balloon arrangement: Cluster of 8-10 helium balloons floating behind and to the left of subject, ribbons cascading down, tied to desk edge or chair. Mix of:

3-4 large statement balloons with text: Metallic gold/rose gold letter balloons spelling "HAPPY BDAY" or individual round balloons with phrases like "MAKE A WISH," "CELEBRATE," "CHEERS TO YOU" in elegant script or bold typography (balloons: 18-24" diameter, text printed/vinyl decals, NOT handwritten)

2-3 confetti-filled clear balloons: Transparent latex (16") filled with metallic confetti (gold, silver, iridescent) catching the light

3-4 solid balloons: Mix of complementary colors—blush pink, champagne gold, white marble print, soft sage green—creating depth and dimension

Additional festive elements:

Confetti scattered naturally across desk surface: metallic stars, circles, tiny "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" printed pieces in coordinating colors

Wrapped gift box (small-to-medium, 6"x6") positioned on desk corner: luxury wrapping paper (soft pearlescent or geometric pattern), silk ribbon with elaborate bow, small gift tag visible

Birthday banner/bunting: Delicate triangular pennants strung across the background (just visible top-left or right), soft fabric or cardstock in coordinating palette with subtle "CELEBRATE" or age-milestone text

Party horn or noisemaker casually placed on desk edge (rose gold or striped design)

Background enhanced: White brick wall (textured, painted matte white with subtle grout lines visible) with 3-foot-wide dark charcoal or navy painted accent section behind/beside subject. Partial framed artwork (abstract geometric print or minimalist botanical) leaning against wall, upper right corner peeking into frame. Potted plant (Sansevieria/snake plant with long sword-like leaves or Monstera deliciosa with fenestrated leaves) in modern ceramic planter (matte white, terracotta, or black) positioned floor-level or on side table, leaves reaching into frame behind subject's left shoulder. Optional: fairy lights or string lights draped subtly along brick wall, tiny warm white bulbs adding magical ambiance.

Lighting perfection: Bright, soft natural daylight streaming from camera-right (classic Rembrandt-style), creating gentle shadows on left side of face/neck, illuminating right cheekbone and beard beautifully. Soft fill light camera-left preventing harsh shadows. Candlelight from cake casting warm secondary glow on subject's lower face/chin (subtle orange-gold color temperature ~2500K). Clean highlights on forehead, nose bridge, and sign surface without blown-out areas or glare. Catchlights in eyes showing window reflection.

Composition & technical specs:

Framing: Waist-up portrait, subject centered or slightly offset using rule-of-thirds

Eye contact: Direct gaze into camera, genuine Duchenne smile (eyes crinkling, teeth showing naturally)

Depth of field: Shot with 50mm f/1.8-2.8 lens, shallow DoF, tack-sharp focus on subject's eyes and sign text (primary focal plane); cake candles in sharp focus (secondary plane); balloons softly blurred but identifiable (bokeh circles in background), plant leaves gently out of focus

Camera angle: Slightly below eye level (camera at chest height looking up ~5-10°), creating approachable, engaging perspective

Color palette: Neutral base (whites, creams, warm woods) with intentional pops—plant greenery, balloon metallics, cake pastels—creating cohesive, magazine-worthy aesthetic

Texture & detail level:

Skin: Ultra-detailed—individual beard hairs visible, subtle skin pores, natural complexion with slight redness on cheeks from smiling, fine lines around eyes showing genuine emotion

Fabric: Shirt weave visible (linen texture or chambray twill), button details, subtle wrinkles at elbows

Sign: Matte cardstock texture, perfectly uniform white, zero glare or reflections, text edges razor-sharp

Cake: Buttercream texture showing subtle spatula marks, frosting peaks, candlelight reflecting off glossy surface

Balloons: Latex shine with subtle reflections, ribbon texture (curled/twisted), text/print perfectly legible

Atmosphere: Modern, upscale office celebration—professional yet joyful, sophisticated birthday vibes without looking overly childish. Warm, inviting, genuine emotion. Every element intentionally placed, nothing chaotic. Photo quality matching high-end lifestyle magazine (Kinfolk, Real Simple) or premium greeting card aesthetic.

Absolutely no: Lens distortion, motion blur, digital artifacts, oversaturation, unrealistic proportions, floating objects, merged fingers, text errors/misspellings, harsh shadows, overexposure on sign, balloons blocking face/sign, cluttered composition.

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