A Miniature with Chocolate

Create a hyper-realistic macro portrait of the uploaded handsome person transformed into a tiny, cute chibi-style miniature. Maintain the recognizable facial identity and glasses if present. Give the miniature an oversized semi-realistic head, a very small body, chibi body proportions, and extremely short hands and legs, while keeping the face cute and adorable. Show the miniature standing on an off-white round tabletop and tightly hugging an extra-oversized red KitKat bar that is significantly taller and wider than his entire body. Both tiny arms should wrap firmly around the chocolate bar as if he refuses to let it go. The KitKat must look like a real wrapped chocolate bar with natural crumpled folds, a torn-open top, and partially eaten chocolate fingers clearly showing crisp wafer layers. Add realistic chocolate smudges around his mouth, across his fingertips, and on both hands, suggesting he was just eating it. A huge realistic human hand enters from the upper-right corner, gently pinching the back collar of his jacket without covering his face or the KitKat. Dress him in a dark navy hoodie, white T-shirt, dark slim-fit jeans, and clean matching sneakers. Give him a playful, lovable smile while looking directly at the camera. Use a tight vertical 4:5 macro composition where the oversized head, miniature, and enormous KitKat dominate the frame. Add a few chocolate crumbs and small melted chocolate drops on the tabletop. Use a soft light-grey bokeh background, soft bright studio lighting, shallow depth of field, outfit texture, and chocolate textures, natural wrapper reflections, and a whimsical premium advertising-photography aesthetic. Avoid adult body proportions, simple background and realistic head. Insert discreet watermark in the lower right corner of the image, vertical text (rotated 90°), written "aipromptlabs.online", Calibri Light font, white color with low opacity (semi-transparent), medium size. Extreme sharpness on the face, fabric texture and typography of the letters. Shot on Canon EOS R5, 50mm f/2.8, studio light.