Video prompt
Create an approximately 18.7 second vertical 9:16 botanical growth animation. The supplied first frame is intentionally almost completely black. Begin on that frame, then grow the botanical form into the empty composition. Keep the background pure black throughout, with no visible pot, soil, floor, horizon or studio equipment.
FIXED VIEWPOINT AND SCALE
Lock a straight frontal camera with a stable focal length, exposure and framing. The plant emerges from the lower center and remains slender, leaving extensive black negative space above and on both sides. Its completed blossom cluster occupies the middle and lower middle of the portrait, with its top well below the upper edge. No push in, zoom, orbit, tracking or reframing to follow the growth.
GROWTH CHOREOGRAPHY
During roughly the first two seconds, hold the dark field briefly, then introduce the tip of one extremely thin green stem from the bottom edge. Over about 2 to 5 seconds, elongate the stem upward in a gentle natural curve. A small fork of fine green stalks develops at its tip. The stem stays anchored below the frame, with continuity between its existing length and each newly grown section.
Around 5 to 8 seconds, short branching filaments and tiny buds spread from the upper stem. A faint pale pink center begins to appear around the branching points. Keep this early tuft sparse so its fine green structure can still be seen through it.
From about 8 to 13 seconds, many tiny florets unfold and multiply into an airy, irregular plume. Build several connected rounded lobes of fine pink, pale lavender and warm cream detail around the central stalk. The form should expand through the continuous branching and opening of many small elements, not by scaling up a single rigid flower or dissolving in a complete bouquet. Preserve wiry stems, loose perimeter filaments and scattered small points at the outer edges.
Through the final seconds, the bloom becomes fuller and more sculptural, with a smaller upper tuft and broader clustered lobes below. Let portions of the pale pink and lavender filaments deepen toward violet and cooler blue, particularly in the lower right mass. Fine tips tremble and separate subtly while the overall plant remains in the same place. Finish on the developed flowering structure rather than returning to black or reversing the growth.
MATERIAL AND LIGHT
Use extremely fine, realistic branching detail and a softly luminous botanical texture, halfway between delicate feathery florets and an airy cluster of tiny blossoms. Keep the green stem narrow and readable. Soft directional light picks out the bloom against black without lighting the background. Maintain crisp fine strands at the perimeter and gentle depth within the dense flower mass. No large conventional rose petals and no opaque ball of colored smoke. If sound is needed, use quiet original ambience with no speech.
Negative prompt: fully grown flower at time zero, moving camera, timelapse sky, visible vase, roots, ground, horizon, multiple main stems, rigid scale animation, morphing the entire plant, abrupt cuts, flashing exposure, camera focus hunting, falling confetti, large petals, colored background, text, logo or interface.
Prompt details and source
Motion prompt reconstructed from the source clip. The opening frame is included. Generated reproduction and source soundtrack recreation have not been verified.
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Create a portrait 9:16 botanical still image against a perfectly black background. A single slender green stem enters from the bottom edge, bends very slightly and supports an airy, irregular cloud of tiny pale lavender blossoms in the upper two thirds. Keep the whole flower cluster comfortably inside the canvas with generous black space at both sides and above. The stem occupies very little width and is clearly visible below the cluster.
Build the cluster from hundreds of fine branching filaments and minute flowers, with several denser rounded concentrations separated by small dark gaps. The shape is asymmetrical and organic, slightly broader through the middle right, with a taller sparse spray reaching toward the upper left. Mix soft lilac petals with cream buds, muted yellow green seed structures and occasional deep violet specks. Hair thin green stalks weave through the flowers and extend beyond the denser central mass.
Use precise macro detail and delicate side illumination that catches tiny petals and filaments while leaving the background absolutely dark. Dimmer branches should recede naturally behind brighter flowers, giving real depth without heavy glow. The materials feel fine, translucent and botanical, not plastic or metallic. Render a single stationary full bloom, no growth sequence, no motion blur, vase, ground plane, caption or interface.
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Editorial title on Recent.design: “Bloom”
Slender green stem supporting a delicate cloud of pale lavender blossoms against black. Get the video prompt and first frame to adapt in Clico Web.
First frame reference
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Camera: Locked front view. The opening frame is black; a green stem grows upward before a cloud of fine pink and violet blossoms expands.