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The Portrait Room: commission sittings of your fictional muse from a written dossier. Standard sittings 6 credits; your daily check-in covers one a day.
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The portrait room
Members do not come here to browse strangers. They come to sit their muse — a fictional woman defined so precisely that patrons recognise her across a corridor of thumbnails. The portrait room works from a written dossier: her age stated plainly at twenty-five or above, her hair, her build, the set of her face, and one detail that belongs to her alone. Hold the dossier constant and vary only the evening — the gown, the room, the light — and a catalogue begins to read as a life rather than a feed.
A standard sitting costs 6 credits and returns a tall 832×1248 portrait. The premium sitting, at 41 credits, is reserved for the frames that will carry a collection: the cover, the portrait above the mantel, the first image a new patron ever sees.
How a sitting is held
1
Compose the dossier
Five lines that never change: age, hair, build, face, and the one signature detail. Write them once; open every brief with them.
2
Vary the evening, not the woman
Wardrobe, room and light are the evening’s variables. Change one at a time and the sittings sit together like chapters.
3
Select for the wall
Commission generously at the standard price, keep the finest third, and send only those onward to retouching or finishing.
What sittings are commissioned for
The Signature Series
A woman, in seasons
The same muse across a year of rooms and gowns — the body of work a name is built on.
The Collection Cover
One face for the door
A premium sitting composed to stand for the whole collection wherever it is listed.
The First Frame
Portraits that become film
Sittings composed with room to move, ready to be handed to the screening room.
Two sittings from one dossier
The dossier, then the evening
“Fictional 30-year-old woman, dark chestnut hair drawn into a low chignon, olive skin, hazel eyes, a single gold cuff at her right wrist; champagne silk evening gown, seated at a grand piano in a candlelit salon, editorial portrait.”
Everything before the semicolon is the dossier — it opens every brief, word for word. Everything after it is this evening only.
Same dossier, another room
“Fictional 30-year-old woman, dark chestnut hair drawn into a low chignon, olive skin, hazel eyes, a single gold cuff at her right wrist; ivory tailored suit, standing between marble columns in a quiet library, morning light, editorial portrait.”
Placed side by side, the two portraits are plainly one woman in two rooms of her life. That continuity is the entire asset.
Standard and premium sittings
| Standard sitting | Premium sitting | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | 6 credits | 41 credits |
| Suited to | The working series, the daily portrait | Covers, key portraits, collection doors |
| Manner of use | Commission widely, select strictly | Brief with care, commission few |
Faults in a sitting
| Fault | Cause | Correction |
|---|---|---|
| She is not quite herself | The dossier was rewritten from memory | Paste the dossier verbatim; let only the evening change |
| The frame feels crowded | Too many furnishings in the brief | One room, one gesture, one source of light |
| Hands draw the eye wrongly | Hands occupied with small objects | Rest the hands, or compose at three-quarter length |
What does a portrait cost?
A standard sitting is 6 credits, stated before you confirm. A premium sitting is 41 credits and is best kept for covers and key portraits.
Can I sit a portrait without paying?
Yes — once a day. Membership is free, and the daily check-in adds 6 credits to your account, which is exactly the price of a standard sitting. Members who spend only their check-in sit one portrait a day without buying a pack.
How do I keep her the same woman?
Open every brief with the same written dossier — age, hair, build, face, signature detail — and vary only wardrobe, room and light after it.
Will my portraits be seen by others?
Not unless you hang them. Work is private in your account by default; the gallery holds only what members choose to show.
In what form do portraits arrive?
A tall 832×1248 portrait file, suited to feeds and covers. The finishing room enlarges the selected frames when a larger format is required.
One membership, every room in the club
Portraits, film, retouching and finishing draw on a single balance and rest in a single private library. Begin with the room you need this evening.
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