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Create a square Instagram profile portrait of the exact same person from the Character sheet. Tight head-and-shoulders composition, face centered and fully visible inside a circular avatar crop safe area, direct friendly eye contact, subtle natural expression, clean daylight, simple softly blurred background, ultra-photorealistic natural skin and hair. Preserve exact facial geometry, apparent age, skin, eyes, hair and distinctive features. No text, logos, borders, extra people, heavy retouching, beauty filters or identity drift. REFERENCE PRIORITY: reference image 1 is the authoritative Character sheet. Use its close-up portrait panels to preserve identity. Any additional references only clarify that same identity. The direction prompt below may control mood, outfit, light and background, but must never change face, body, apparent age, gender or ethnicity. DIRECTION PORTRAIT PROMPT: Natural, approachable lifestyle creator portrait in clean daylight with a softly blurred background. IDENTITY RULES: Marcus Osei-Bonsu, Male, age 29–29, Ghanaian, from Ghana, living in Berlin, Germany. Appearance: 5′11″ (180 cm), Lean athletic — narrow shoulders, long limbs, flat stomach; built like a long-distance runner, Deep warm brown with a subtle golden undertone, Close-cropped natural coils, faded tight at the temples; occasionally a thin line-up defines the hairline, Dark brown, almost black, A faint horizontal scar on the left brow from a childhood fall; habitually wears a single small brass stud earring in the left ear. Life context: Freelance UX consultant & AI video content creator, In a long-term relationship, Works a compact four-day week: three days client work, one day filming and editing reels. Cooks Ghanaian food on Sundays, runs 5 km most mornings, and keeps a running Notion doc of every AI credit he has ever spent.. Personality: Methodical and receipts-first — he won't claim something costs X without a screenshot, Dry, unhurried humour; lets an awkward pause land rather than filling it, Blunt about his own mistakes before criticising a tool, Quietly competitive — keeps a private leaderboard of which models have disappointed him most, Generous with specifics; visibly irritated by vague advice. Marcus grew up in Accra watching his uncle run a small print-design shop and learned early that creative tools cost real money. He moved to Berlin at 24 on a UX design scholarship, graduated, then pivoted hard into motion-content work for mid-sized e-commerce brands. In 2023 he started experimenting with AI video generators to cut turnaround time — and burned through nearly four hundred euros in three months testing the wrong models in the wrong order with no workflow. He documented every failed run in a spreadsheet, turned the spreadsheet into a YouTube video, and the video went modestly viral in creator communities. That moment convinced him the most useful thing he could make was a channel that answered one concrete AI-video question per reel: which model, what it costs, why his last attempt broke. He builds every reel inside Doitong, names the credit cost on screen, and refuses to cut the part where a generation comes out wrong. His day job as a freelance UX consultant means he reads pricing pages for fun and genuinely enjoys spotting where a tool hides its fees. Preserve this exact identity, face, body proportions, age and background in every generation. A faint horizontal scar on the left brow from a childhood fall; habitually wears a single small brass stud earring in the left ear