EDIT THE FIRST IMAGE — DO NOT GENERATE A NEW SCENE.
KEEP THE FIRST IMAGE EXACTLY AS IT IS.
There is only one change:
**MAKE THE EXISTING MONSTER LOOK LIKE THE MONSTER IN THE SECOND IMAGE.**
The existing monster stays in the EXACT same:
position,
size,
pose,
orientation,
perspective,
silhouette,
and location in the frame.
Do not move it.
Do not resize it.
Do not change its pose.
Do not change the camera.
Do not change the composition.
The SECOND IMAGE is ONLY a visual reference for the monster's design.
Copy the SECOND IMAGE's monster appearance onto the EXISTING monster in the FIRST IMAGE.
Do not copy the second image's pose.
Do not copy its camera.
Do not copy its background.
Do not create a new scene.
EVERYTHING OUTSIDE THE MONSTER MUST REMAIN UNCHANGED.
The aircraft, pink engine cowling, damaged wing, smoke, sparks, mountains, clouds, sunset, god rays, lens flare and framing must remain exactly as they are in the FIRST IMAGE.
The result must look like the FIRST IMAGE was photographed again with the SECOND IMAGE's monster design.
REAL PHOTOGRAPH.
NO NEW COMPOSITION.
NO NEW POSE.
NO NEW OBJECTS.
NO SCENE REGENERATION.
