Image - 2026-08-31 20:37

IMAGE EDITING TASK — motivated relighting from the existing desk lamp ONLY. Do NOT change the shape of the mask, the nose, the mouth slit, the eyes, the head size, the pose, the suit, the objects or the background. Lighting-only pass. The scene already contains a lit desk lamp on the LEFT side. Use THAT lamp as the motivated key light shaping the character's face: Let a warm directional glow from the left lamp fall onto the LEFT side of the glossy black helmet-mask, grazing across its surface at a shallow angle so it catches the contours — the left cheek plane, temple, the nose ridge and the left edge of the jaw and mouth slit — with soft warm specular glints that reveal the mask's 3D volume and outline the face. The light softly falls off toward the center, leaving the RIGHT side of the mask in shadow, creating clear light-to-shadow modeling that separates the head from the dark background and makes the face instantly readable. Keep it physically believable and subtle: warm lamp light on the lit side, deep shadow on the far side; the mask still reads as deep glossy black, just now with dimension and a clearly defined silhouette. Preserve the contrast between the WARM lamp light on the face and the COOL blue glow of the mask's edge-lines and eyes — this temperature contrast helps the head stand out. KEEP 100% UNCHANGED: the mask shape and design, the nose, the mouth slit, the eyes' shape and blue glow, the blue edge-lines, the head size, the suit, tie, gloves, pose, hands, desk objects, poster, window, the lamp itself and the overall composition. ONLY change how the lamp's light falls on the mask to sculpt and separate the face. STYLE: photorealistic, cinematic, dark moody lighting — same mood, motivated by the on-screen lamp, with the character's face clearly readable.