Prompt: Face Reference: Use the uploaded reference photo as the primary identity reference. Preserve the subject’s recognizable facial structure, proportions, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, cheek shape, hairstyle, expression, age, and overall likeness. Do not copy the photo’s exact lighting, background, or photographic texture; reinterpret the same person naturally in a traditional watercolor and pen-and-ink portrait style. Create a beautiful 4:5 upper-body or chest-up portrait of the reference subject, using the uploaded photo as the basis for the pose, clothing, hairstyle, accessories, and overall appearance. Preserve the essential design, silhouette, and recognizable details of the original outfit and styling. Keep the subject clearly identifiable as the same person, while elevating the image into a bold editorial watercolor portrait. Preserve the subject’s natural expression and emotional tone. The finished portrait should feel warm, confident, lively, refined, and emotionally engaging. If the original photo has a candid, playful, relaxed, or expressive quality, preserve that energy rather than replacing it with a stiff formal pose. Render the face with high fidelity and refinement. Use transparent watercolor layers, subtle warm and cool skin tones, delicate natural blush, fine pen-and-ink contours, and soft shadow transitions. Keep the complexion luminous and natural without plastic skin, excessive smoothing, or visible makeup unless present in the reference. Preserve the hairstyle, length, texture, and movement visible in the reference. Render the hair using delicate ink lines, dry-brush marks, transparent watercolor layering, and selective loose strands. Allow natural irregularities and flyaways to enhance realism. Use expressive hand-painted watercolor washes with wet-on-wet blending, pigment blooms, visible brushstrokes, granulation, dry-brush texture, organic edges, and spontaneous paint splatters. Allow areas of the clothing, body edges, and surrounding space to dissolve naturally into loose watercolor strokes while keeping the face, eyes, and key identity features precise. Lighting: Reinterpret the image with beautiful natural daylight, respecting the mood and direction of the original photo while enhancing it with luminous highlights, soft reflected light, gentle gradients, and transparent shadows. The atmosphere should feel fresh, radiant, airy, and painterly. Background: Replace distracting photographic surroundings with a predominantly pure white watercolor-paper background. Add scattered watercolor droplets, pigment specks, and loose paint splashes in harmonious light blue, aqua, beige, tan, gray, and deeper accents. Keep the background airy and expressive, with generous white negative space and stronger watercolor energy around the subject. Art Style: Traditional watercolor illustration, fine pen-and-ink drawing, contemporary editorial portrait, expressive hand-painted watercolor, loose washes, visible paper texture, elegant sketch lines, refined realism, emotional warmth, realistic facial likeness, modern lifestyle illustration, bold yet sophisticated composition. Composition: Create a visually striking portrait based on the framing of the uploaded photo. Preserve the strongest compositional qualities while improving balance and artistic impact. Keep the face and expression as the primary focal point. Allow the pose, clothing, hair, and gesture to create natural movement and flow. Aspect Ratio: 4:5 Negative Prompt: distorted face, altered identity, different person, generic face, incorrect age, unnatural expression, plastic skin, excessive smoothing, heavy makeup, anime, cartoon, 3D render, photorealistic photography, watercolor filter effect, muddy watercolor, heavy outlines, artificial digital texture, distorted anatomy, extra fingers, extra limbs, malformed hands, arbitrary clothing changes, arbitrary hairstyle changes, stiff pose, cluttered background, dark background, oversaturated colors.