Image - 2026-11-10 12:02

Candid smartphone photo, vertical 9:16. Keep the character, face, colors, board and beach exactly as in the first reference image — but REMOVE the wings from its back. Instead, the kite canopy forms bat-like wing membranes under its arms. The character is a thin, skeletal, scarecrow-like figure assembled from real kitesurfing kite parts, clearly NOT a person in a costume. Legs are bare thin inflatable tubes with visible seams and valves. The torso is a loose patched piece of mint kite canopy with red curved accents and black panels. The head is a small fabric-wrapped block with an inflation valve on top, two round glowing orange eyes and a wide toothy grin. BAT-WING ARMS: the arms are spread wide out to the sides and slightly raised, so the wings are fully visible. Each arm is the thick curved inflatable leading edge tube of the kite and forms the top edge of the wing. From the arm, a membrane of kite canopy fabric is stretched down to the side of the torso and the hip, exactly like a bat's wing between arm and body. Several thin inflatable struts fan out from the elbow and wrist down through the membrane like bat finger bones, and the bottom edge of the membrane is scalloped and sags between the struts. The membrane is pale mint-aqua with bold red curved shapes, black and grey geometric panels, a small white circular size badge, seams, Dacron reinforcements, repair patches, sand and dirt. Bridle lines hang from the bottom edge. At the end of the arms, one hand holds a control bar, the other a chicken loop, flying lines tangled around and lying on the sand. Nothing grows from its back. A twin-tip kiteboard with a turquoise-to-pink-to-yellow gradient lies on the sand next to the figure. All colors sun-faded and scuffed from use. Setting: busy kite spot on a Red Sea beach in the early morning. Clear cloudless flat blue sky, calm turquoise water, a white rubber rescue boat near the shore, golden sand heavily trampled with footprints, a few ordinary kitesurfers, bags and kites in the background. Low side sun, crisp hard shadows, the figure and its wing membranes cast a real shadow. Style: real amateur phone photo, slightly tilted framing, natural phone colors, mild noise. Not an advertisement, not a render.