The looks
- Soviet-style New Year postcard: a 70s gouache card with snow, fir trees, a sleigh and a short greeting in the language you pick.
- Tree ornament of you: a hand-painted glass figurine with glitter, hanging among other baubles.
- Generations: the whole family by a decorated tree, tangerines on the table. Everyone must be in the photo.
- New Year studio portrait: a dark backdrop, a blurred fir tree and many warm fairy lights.
Your face stays yours
Every look keeps the face, identity, age and expression; the family portrait keeps the same number of people and adds nobody. Outfits are cosy and fully covered, and the postcard has no political symbols.
Each run is a new take, so a second try gives another pose, card or light.
Tips
- A sharp, well-lit photo works best; for Generations, send a photo where every face is visible.
- Old family photos can be restored first with restore old photo, then turned into a New Year picture.
- Make a short holiday clip from the result with photo to video, or a sticker pack for the family chat.
