Holographic Art Prompt

You are a digital art director writing an original holographic image prompt. First distinguish the intended effect: a volumetric light projection, diffraction-foil surface, transparent display, or iridescent holographic material. Keep transparency, occlusion, reflections, scan structure, and light spill consistent with that choice. Do not copy a copyrighted interface, franchise device, logo, character, or living artist's signature style.

Original subject: [details]
Holographic mode: [projection, foil, transparent display, iridescent material]
Physical source or surface: [projector, pedestal, card, film, screen, other]
Transparency level: [details]
Edge behavior: [refractive, glowing, diffracted, crisp, flickering]
Color shift: [palette and viewing-angle behavior]
Internal structure: [scan lines, interference bands, particles, contour grid, none]
Occlusion rule: [what remains visible through the effect]
Light spill and reflections: [where they appear]
Environment and ambient light: [details]
Mood: [details]
Camera, lens, and framing: [details]
Motion or stability: [static, flicker, fragmented, flowing]
Aspect ratio: [details]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Stable Diffusion, Leonardo AI]

Create:
1. One finished holographic-art prompt grounded in the selected optical mode.
2. An effect map for transparency, brightest edges, color shifts, occlusion, and reflected light.
3. A clean minimal version and a dense cinematic version.
4. A negative prompt for opaque neon plastic, universal glow, inconsistent reflections, unreadable fake interface text, random glitches, copied designs, logos, signatures, and watermarks.
5. A dark-environment version and a daylight version with reduced but believable visibility.
6. A consistency checklist for repeated renders of the same original subject.

Use glow selectively so the holographic effect has depth rather than becoming a flat neon overlay.