Transform one generic smartphone screen into a cracked-ice miniature rink with adult skaters, tabletop scale, and no device or team identity.
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Contained fissures, low boards, fingerprints, and shadows establish the tabletop scale.
Contained fissures, low boards, fingerprints, and shadows establish the tabletop scale.
Keep phone geometry, screen plane, rink boards, fissures, players, fingerprints, reflections, and shadows coherent.
Create a vertical 4:5 tabletop poster of one original, unbranded smartphone lying at a slight angle on a pale wood table. Use a plain rounded rectangle, centered camera opening, no signature button layout, no visible operating system, and no logo. Transform only the screen surface into a miniature ice rink: frosted cracks and deep-looking fissure graphics remain contained under the glass and are presented as fictional rink texture, not a usable damaged phone. Add low transparent boards inside the screen boundary and exactly six tiny adult skater figures—three per team—in plain contrasting uniforms with no crest, number, league, nation, or real athlete. Freeze one safe non-contact play around a generic puck; no checking, injury, or crowd. Let diffused daylight reveal glass fingerprints, faint smudges, two shallow scratches, ice texture, miniature shadows, and subtle refraction. Keep every figure grounded to the screen plane and the phone stable on the table. No brand, team identity, device claim, working app, real cracked-electronics advice, betting, scoreboard, text, logo, extra player, melted water, or watermark.
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