Use Case Neon: Prompt Tube Bending

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Use case: stylized-concept
Asset type: original GPT Image 2 play concept, fictional neon glass workshop artifact, 3:4 portrait
Primary request: Create a polished concept image titled "Use Case Neon: Prompt Tube Bending" that visualizes GPT Image 2 experimentation as a safe fictional neon-sign design workshop. It must not be a 2x3 board, card spread, app UI, printing press, loom, paper scroll, microfluidic chip, abacus, marionette rig, origami court, hotel cabinet, ice rack, kiln, mosaic wall, pinball table, or maze.
Scene/backdrop: a clean imaginary neon studio bench with cool glass tubes, unpowered sample letters, color gas swatches as sealed display vials, frosted acrylic tracing plates, transformer-shaped dummy props clearly labeled as nonfunctional, and paper pattern guides. No real brand marks.
Subject: one continuous luminous workshop composition where prompt variables become tube-bending decisions: line path, color fill, occlusion bridge, readable letter test, glow spill, crop safe zone, and provenance tag.
Visible mechanisms arranged along one flowing glass-tube path, not as equal panels: "Path Bend" sets subject silhouette, "Hue Fill" chooses color influence, "Bridge Mask" routes around an obstruction, "Letter Burn" tests readable short text, "Glow Spill" checks lighting on nearby surfaces, "Crop Halo" checks edge clearance, and "Tag Seal" attaches a source and safety label.
Visual language: premium editorial still life, dark matte bench, cyan and warm amber glow, clear glass reflections, acrylic tracing marks, precise diagram labels, playful but sophisticated.
Safety and originality: fictional unpowered design metaphor only; no real brands, no public figures, no political content, no weapons, no operational electrical instructions, no sexual content, no graphic violence, no copyrighted characters, no living-artist style.
Text accuracy: include the title "Prompt Tube Bending" and all seven short mechanism labels exactly; labels should be readable on small acrylic tags.
Composition: portrait orientation, one continuous S-shaped glowing tube from upper left to lower right, tools and tags orbiting the line; clearly different from a research board.