Use case: product-mockup.
Create ONE finished miniature diorama photograph, portrait 3:4, opaque background.
Input image 1 is the authoritative product-identity reference: a sky-blue Vinda Professional soft tissue packet with white flowers, silver-and-blue lower ribbons, original Vinda logo, original 3层x100抽 marking, a top dispensing slit, and the visibly layered white paper at the right end. Preserve its recognizable proportions, packaging, printed layout, colors, top slit, and layered right-end identity; keep the entire packet inside the frame. The product is the central full-size everyday object.
Scene: two exceptionally tiny painted adult skier figurines glide down the WHITE TISSUE ITSELF. Retain one continuous, thin, soft white tissue sheet attached at the dispensing slit. Change only the flexible pulled tissue's normal pose: instead of the upright fan in the reference, gently lean and drape it toward the right, making a broad low descending paper fold. Show the paper's unmistakably thin free edges, fine fibers, translucency and gentle creases. Its lower curve settles onto the packet's top-right rim so this is a plausible softly bent sheet, not an unsupported solid structure. Leave the front label visible. The slope is the broad, shallow upper face of this same tissue, never piled up paper or a sculpted mountain.
Place exactly two tiny skier models, well separated diagonally on that shallow white paper face. One has a muted brick-red jacket, the other mustard. Both lean subtly downhill toward the right, knees bent, skis parallel to the paper surface, with ski undersides visibly in contact with the sheet and soft contact shadows. Use small heads, ordinary adult proportions, slender limbs, restrained miniature-model paint, simple faces. The skiers and their equipment must be truly tiny compared with the packet, not people dressed as miniatures. No specific model-maker or precise scale claim.
Photograph a real handmade tabletop miniature setup: matte pale warm peach/ivory seamless backdrop and supporting surface, softly angled upper-left daylight, delicate soft shadows cast to the right, gently warm quiet atmosphere. Three-quarter front view slightly from above, high enough to see the ski-to-paper relationship, keeping the original front and right end recognizable. Packet sits in the lower-middle with comfortable breathing room; tissue and tiny skiers are clearly readable. Enough depth of field for packet, paper edges, and both skiers; background softly falls away.
Do not alter the packet into architecture. No actual snow, mountains, trees, chairlifts, podiums, extra tissue mountains, thick paper slabs, giant people, climbing activity, fake cavities, new titles, captions, watermarks, extra brands, or luxury CGI gloss. Preserve the original package lettering as accurately as possible.