3D Latte Art Tutorial

Based on the attached character, generate a feature page on "How to Make 3D Latte Art" in the style of a high-quality Japanese cafe/cooking magazine. [Format] ・3:4 portrait orientation, single page ・Spreads, 2-page splits, and center binding are prohibited ・Minimal margins ・Based on ivory, milk white, and light brown ・Elegant and easy-to-read editorial design ・Minimal text, with images as the main focus [Most Important: Image Composition] The images on the page should consist of only the following four: 1. Small reference image of the attached character 2. Small image of the white foam in progress 3. Small image of the rough coloring in progress 4. One large image of the finished product Only one image of the finished 3D latte art should be on the page. Small versions of the finished image, finished thumbnails, additional images of the completion process, reprints of the finished product, and duplicates of the same cup are prohibited. Do not depict the finished state in any of the three small images. The finished face, eyes, mouth, and detailed coloring should only be depicted in the large finished image. [Character] Refer to the attached image with the highest priority. Maintain the face, eyes, hairstyle, hair color, expression, decorations, distinctive colors, and overall atmosphere so that the character is instantly recognizable. Express the character as cute, stylized 3D latte art made from milk foam, rather than as a person, figure, clay, or doll. [Fixed Process] The content and order of the process will not be changed. STEP 1: Reference image of the attached character. An image to check the face, hair, eyes, color scheme, and decorations. Latte art and cups are not drawn. STEP 2: An in-progress image where white milk foam is piled on top of a coffee cup, and only the rough 3D shape of the head, hair, face, and body is created. Solid white, no details, no eyes, mouth, or color. A slightly uneven, in-progress state with layers of round foam. STEP 3: An in-progress image where the hair, eyes, and decorations are roughly colored with cocoa, matcha, coffee, milk, food coloring, etc., on the foam from STEP 2. The coloring is light and rough, and incomplete. Eyes and mouth are not drawn, or only partially drawn, and the expression is not completed. It is clearly a state before finishing. [Placement of Process Images] Place only the three images from STEP 1, STEP 2, and STEP 3 as a series of small images. The arrangement can be changed naturally, such as in a horizontal row, vertical row, L-shape, or staircase. The three images must be numbered "1", "2", and "3". Arrows and lines should connect directly from STEP 1 to STEP 2, from STEP 2 to STEP 3, and from STEP 3 to the outer frame of the large finished image or to the latte art within the finished image. Do not create a new small frame after STEP 3. Do not generate a small finished image or a fourth process image as the endpoint of an arrow. The last arrow extending from STEP 3 should directly reach the large finished image already present on the page. [Large Finished Image] There should be only one finished image on the page. It should be the largest image, occupying about 50-70% of the page. It should be significantly larger than any other image. The finished image should not be placed in a separate small frame, but treated as a large hero photo that is the main subject of the page. A large cup occupies the screen, clearly showing the face and three-dimensionality of the completed 3D latte art. The camera is naturally chosen from angles such as the same height as the latte, a slight overhead shot, a diagonal composition, and a close-up. A wooden table, warm cafe lighting, shallow depth of field, and a softly blurred background. No people or unwanted objects are included. Fine white milk foam sculpted into a cute chibi character. Soft, rounded foam with slight handmade imperfections. Preserve the attached character's recognizable face, hairstyle, eyes, expression, decorations, and signature colors. Use only subtle cocoa, matcha, coffee, milk, and edible coloring. Soft color bleeding, not solid paint. Eyes and mouth drawn with cocoa or chocolate syrup. Detailed foam texture, milk gloss, and coffee reflections. Realistic latte texture, refined high-quality illustration, warm natural light. No text inside the completed latte photo. [Title] Generate a short heading with the same meaning as below. "{argument name="Title" default="3D Latte Art with Fluffy Foam"}" "3D Latte Art Made from Foam" "Turn your usual latte into 3D art" Example subheadings: "Just add, shape, and color." "Add foam and color to finish." [Introduction] Within 2-3 lines. The content should be "Add foam to the latte → lightly shape → add color and a face to finish." Make it sound easy to make, not difficult. Example: "Gently layer foam on top of the latte. Shape it and add color to finish." [Process Description] Within 1-2 lines each. You can rephrase it naturally with the same meaning. STEP 1: "First, check the image." "Lightly check the features of the hair and eyes." STEP 2: "Place the foam and roughly shape it." "Stack round foams to create a rough shape." STEP 3: "Add color and refine a little." "Add soft color to the hair and eyes." [Short sentences near completion] Place 1-2 of the following: "Finally, draw the face and it's complete." "Add the eyes and mouth and it's done." "Refine it a little and it's finished." "The subtle differences are due to the individuality of the foam." [Supplementary sentences] Place 2-4 non-repeating sentences in small letters from the following: "{argument name="Supplementary sentence" default="Add it softly"} "Rough is OK" "Add color little by little" "It's OK if you place it in a round shape" "Leave the details to the foam" "If it looks similar, it's a success" "It's easier than you thought." [Randomization] Do not change the meaning of the article, the order of steps, the image content, or the finished product. Only the image's position, size, cropping, border, arrows, heading position, and short caption will be changed naturally. Only one final image will be created; do not duplicate it.