PIXAR/DISNEY 3D CGI ANIMATED MOVIE POSTER. Soft volumetric lighting, smooth subsurface skin shading, expressive Pixar-style faces, polished studio render quality. Vertical poster, 3:4 ratio. Show/Movie: [SHOW/MOVIE] Automatically select the 3 most iconic characters from [SHOW/MOVIE]. Render each as a Pixar 3D CGI character with recognizable likeness, wearing their single most iconic outfit. TITLE — LOCKED: Show title at the very top. ALL CAPS. Pure white. Extra bold sans-serif block font. No outlines, no graphic boxes, no mixed case. Large, centered, one line if possible. PANELS — LOCKED: Three vertical panels below the title. Each panel shows ONE character, UPPER BODY from wst up, filling the panel with face large and centered. Panel outline is a bold thick stroke in the most iconic accent color of [SHOW/MOVIE] — vivid and saturated, not dark or muted. ∙Left panel: perfectly strght ∙Center panel: perfectly strght, slightly larger than the side panels ∙Right panel: perfectly strght BACKGROUND — LOCKED FORMAT, VARIABLE PATTERN: Background uses the 2 most iconic colors of [SHOW/MOVIE] — fully saturated, vivid and punchy, NOT darkened or desaturated. High contrast and visually striking. Behind the panels, fill the background with a large abstract graphic pattern directly inspired by the most iconic visual symbol of [SHOW/MOVIE] — blown up, repeating, semi-transparent. Examples: Breaking Bad = oversized molecular/chemical structures in bright yellow-green. Stranger Things = tangled vine tendrils in vivid red. Peaky Blinders = repeating razor blade motif in sharp silver-burgundy. The Sopranos = bold pinstripe pattern in navy and gold. No scenes, no characters, no locations in the background. Pattern only. Overall image must feel bold, vibrant, energetic and eye-catching — like a premium comic poster, not a muted cinematic still. RULES: ∙Upper body only — wst to top of head, face prominent and large inside panel ∙Pure white ALL CAPS bold title only — no other text ∙No character names, no watermarks, no logos, no extra graphic elements ∙Colors must be vivid, saturated and high contrast throughout — no muted, faded or desaturated tones anywhere ∙8K, professional Pixar studio render quality
