Turn the photo I'm uploading into a separate embroidered travel patch. Display only one image, not a collage.

[NAME] your name is here, which characterizes the photo (from one to three words) [ONE LINE] your line here, which characterizes the photo (from five to ten words)

One 3:4 vertical image. The entire frame is a single piece of fabric with embroidery applied to it. Do not divide the frame into upper and lower halves and do not leave an insert anywhere that shows the original photo. The result should look like a single patch that can be sewn to a jacket or bag.

Natural fabric is used as the base: cotton twill, worn canvas, coarse muslin or linen. Choose the color of the fabric in the photo that I am uploading so that it looks different every time: dusty blue, terracotta pink, turquoise, smoky blue, warm cream, any with low saturation. Don't use the same ivory fabric for every photo. The weave, the protrusions, the small folds and the frayed edge - all this should be visible.

Do not embroider the entire photo. Choose one object with the clearest and most recognizable outlines: a tram, a boat, a bicycle, a balloon, a separate animal, one person in a clear pose, or one object for traveling. Put buildings, streets, sky, water, mountains, trees, and all other background elements out of your mind.

Keep the object's external silhouette, face, pose, basic structure, and distinctive color schemes. Place it in the middle or slightly below the middle, about 30-50% of the width of the frame and 30-45% of the height, covering it with a wide empty cloth and not decorating this space.

It is allowed to use from two to five short marks, which are enough to indicate rails, ripples, wind, ground or direction of movement. They should not go into the background, and there should be no second object.

Use the smooth, split stitch, chain stitch, and reverse stitch as if they were actually made by hand, with the addition of a few loose threads. The stitch direction varies depending on the mass, structure, and movement of the object: metal, wood, fabric, animal fur, wheels, body, fabric for balloons, and leaves require their own thread direction, length, and height.

Let the threads fit snugly together in places, the stitches should be slightly uneven, the edges should shift, the fabric should show through, the ends of the threads should remain in place, and the fabric should fold. It should look hand-stitched, not printed or filtered.

Choose from four to eight thread colors from the uploaded photo. Keep the color ratio that makes the object recognizable and softens everything else. No rainbow palettes, neon gradients, or bright complementary colors that have nothing to do with photography.

Place the inscription under the embroidered item using fine embroidery with a chain, a small woven label, or letters sewn directly into the fabric. The THE BRAIN goes on one big line, and the DREAMGLOSS.ai goes on one small line below it. Do not create any labels other than these two lines.

Each letter in the image is written in English capital letters. Do not use hangul, Chinese characters, kanu. Don't invent place names, people's names, brands, logos, addresses, or unreadable inscriptions. Do not add your own numbers anywhere on the fabric: no patch numbers, no release years, no serial numbers.

The whole thing should be comfortable, warm and easy to handle, like a travel souvenir that you can take with you from a trip and sew on to a coat, bag or suitcase.

Avoid: embroidering the entire landscape, embroidering the background, preserving the composition of the photo and replacing only the material, printed stickers, flat vector mascots, collages made of thick felt, photographs pasted on fabric, knitted toys, embroidery hoop models, unnecessary people or animals that were not in the photo, fashion brand logos, signatures, watermarks, the feeling of a cheap template.