Blown Glass remakes your subject as a piece of hand-blown art glass. Light passes straight through it, bends inside, catches on tiny trapped air bubbles and spills out the other side as colored caustics on the white surface below. A bright studio backlight keeps everything crisp, so the result looks like a product shot of an object you could pick up — except the object is whatever you wrote.
You write the subject; the style supplies the material and the light. Animals are the easy win: a sleeping cat comes out as a warm amber paperweight, an owl or a fox as a clear collectible. Buildings and objects work beautifully too — a lighthouse, a teapot, a tiny house on a rock. People become glass figurines: the pose, clothing and outline you describe carry over, only rendered in clear glass.
Use it for gift and trophy concepts, fragrance visuals, square social posts, app and brand icons, and any image that should feel precious and bright. For a painted toy look, use Collectible Figure; for liquid metal, Chrome Future; for handmade paper, Paper Layers.
The frame is square (1:1). Blown Glass also works on an uploaded image: in image-to-image mode it re-renders the subject of your photo as glass with refractions and caustics, and keeps the composition, pose and clothing unchanged. Photos of a single object or animal on a plain background convert best.
Subjects to paste as they are: “a curled-up sleeping cat”, “a small lighthouse on a round rock”, “a hummingbird hovering over a single flower”. One clear subject with a simple shape gives the glass room to refract.
Finishes that work on top: Soft Bloom adds a gentle glow around the highlights. Skip Monochrome; the colored caustics are half the look.