Create a still portrait in a dark royal hall with one gold-trimmed throne and a simple stone floor. Compose the lion seated on the throne and the reference person standing beside its right armrest. Add Sheru Bhai as a fictional white lion with a human-sized body, an ivory suit, a brushed-gold chain and dark glasses. If a reference person is supplied, keep that person's facial features, hairstyle and skin tone recognizable; do not turn their face into a lion. Without a reference person, show the lion alone in this setting instead of inventing a companion. Use a broad warm key light from the front and subtle rim light, believable body proportions, separated hands and clear eyes. Keep the background secondary. Do not add lettering, captions or logos.
PHOTO FIRST. VIDEO WHEN YOU WANT IT.
Royal throne portrait: the editable prompt
A still-image prompt for Nano Banana, Seedream or GPT Image. Select the model and resolution in the tool; the prompt itself does not fix the credit cost.
What to keep and what to change
Keep the relative subject positions and the light direction when testing the first image. Change the clothing or background detail one at a time. The suggested 3:4 crop is an editable starting point, not part of a fixed image recipe.
A centered vertical composition suits a poster. Make the crown optional: it can obscure hair or complicate the lion silhouette.
Troubleshooting this composition
If the scale feels wrong, specify that both subjects have human-sized bodies and the chair is normal adult furniture.
Keep the standing person close enough to remain a main subject. Ask for visible fingers and no hands hidden behind the armrest.