Use Case Freezer: Ice Core Prompt Lab

Make a single public-gallery image: a cold-storage cabinet of transparent ice-core specimens used as a playful image-generation laboratory. The scene is a tall 4:5 editorial photograph of an open stainless freezer drawer, blue-white frost, numbered glass tubes, colored wax rings, tiny crop calipers, thaw windows, and condensation beads. It is not a board, grid, card spread, poster, arcade, corridor, machine, press, loom, mosaic, receipt, sand table, patch panel, planetarium, film set, weather room, or tabletop game.

The artifact demonstrates six original GPT Image use cases through physical ice-core samples, with short labels engraved on frosted tabs:
- core memory: preserve one invented object silhouette through several frozen layers.
- thaw edit: reveal a harmless local change only in a melted window.
- frost type: test whether tiny invented labels remain readable under frost.
- slice format: cut the same core into square, tall, wide, and banner viewing sleeves.
- bubble texture: compare material textures using trapped air bubbles and colored inclusions.
- ring ledger: record prompt revision, safety, and source checkpoints as colored rings on the edge of the core.

Use fictional abstract objects only: no people, no brands, no real places, no famous characters. Keep labels compact and legible. Visual feel: premium lab photography, translucent ice, silver rails, pale cyan light, coral and lemon ring markers, graphite labels, tactile condensation, crisp depth. Safe, original, non-political, non-adult, non-graphic, no dangerous procedures, no watermark.