Mini Max H3 15秒 使い方： 画像を1枚添付してこのプロンプトを使うと、 その画像を完成目標として、 白紙から色鉛筆で描き上げる15秒の作画タイムラプスになります。 ------------------------------------------------ Create a 15-second fast-paced traditional drawing timelapse of the provided reference image being recreated from scratch with colored pencils on paper. Use the single attached reference image only as the final visual target. Reconstruct the subject, composition, proportions, colors, clothing, hairstyle, objects, accessories, and distinctive features from that image as closely as possible. The process must visibly begin from a completely blank sheet of paper and gradually build toward a finished hand-drawn illustration that matches the attached image. Start from a completely blank white sheet of paper placed on a clean artist’s desk. Show a visible human hand doing all actions. No digital software interface, no mouse cursor, no fake UI, and no magical transformation. 0:00-0:02 Begin with a loose graphite construction sketch. The hand quickly establishes the main subject placement, overall composition, rough proportions, head/body relationship if applicable, and the basic pose or structure using light sketch lines. 0:02-0:05 Accelerate into detailed sketching. The hand rapidly defines the important features from the reference image, such as facial features, hair, body, clothing, objects, accessories, and any major design elements or scene components. Use believable drawing gestures, short strokes, light corrections, and occasional eraser use. 0:05-0:08 Refine the rough sketch into clean line work. The hand sharpens the outline, improves the silhouette, clarifies details, and removes unnecessary construction lines. The image should become clearly readable while still looking naturally hand-drawn. 0:08-0:11 Color with colored pencils. The hand gradually builds the correct palette from the attached reference image. Show believable layered colored-pencil strokes and gradual color development. Important color regions should appear progressively rather than instantly. 0:11-0:13 Add shading, highlights, texture, and detail with layered colored-pencil rendering. Refine important areas such as the face, hair, clothing, objects, and other distinctive focal points. Briefly zoom into important regions if needed, then return to the overall composition. 0:13-0:15 Reveal the finished colored-pencil illustration clearly. The final drawing should closely match the attached reference image in subject, composition, mood, and recognizable details. End with one final small hand adjustment, then lift away to show the completed artwork. Style: Authentic traditional art timelapse, real paper texture, visible colored-pencil strokes, layered coloring, subtle graphite underdrawing, polished but hand-drawn look, smooth readable progression, overhead or slightly angled tabletop camera, believable real-world art process. Motion: The entire 15 seconds should feel continuously productive. Avoid long pauses. Compress a full traditional drawing session into an energetic timelapse while keeping the progression clearly readable: blank paper → rough sketch → detailed sketch → clean line work → flat color buildup → shading → polished final artwork. Camera: Primarily overhead or slightly angled tabletop view, following the active drawing area. Use subtle zooms and gentle pans only when helpful. Keep the paper, hand, and artwork readable at all times. Important: Do not make the final image appear instantly. Do not use a magical morph or automatic transformation. Every stage must visibly build on the previous one through real hand-drawn sketching, erasing, refining, coloring, and shading. The final artwork must clearly feel recreated from the attached reference image.