Goal Transform Input Image 1, a real-life fashion photograph, into a refined watercolour fashion poster inspired by the visual style and presentation of Input Image 2. References Input Image 1 — Subject & Composition Reference: Use this as the primary source for the person, clothing, accessories, pose, body proportions, objects held in the hands, and surrounding foreground environment. Input Image 2 — Style & Presentation Reference: Use this as the reference for the watercolour medium, loose brushwork, pigment washes, ink-like contours, paper texture, simplified background, and overall poster-like presentation. Subject & Composition Preserve the person from Input Image 1 as faithfully as possible: Keep the same person, facial features, hairstyle, hair colour, and hair arrangement. Keep the same green baseball cap, including its shape, colour, emblem, stitching, and placement. Keep the same white oversized T-shirt, including its fit, folds, graphic details, and proportions. Keep all jewellery and accessories, including bracelets and rings. Keep the same seated pose, body position, bent legs, arm positions, hand positions, and overall proportions. Keep the open book and everything being held in the hands in the same position and orientation. Keep the boat/ship seating and visible foreground surroundings that directly belong to the subject. Preserve the original composition and relative scale of the subject rather than redesigning or reposing the scene. Background Transformation Replace the original photographic outdoor background with a clean warm-white / off-white studio-paper background, similar to the background in Input Image 2. Remove the distant rocky landscape, trees, sky, and water. However, do not remove the immediate foreground environment around the person. Preserve visible elements such as the boat/ship sofa, cushions, railings, lower-seat details, bottles, cloth, and other nearby objects that are part of the original foreground. Allow these foreground elements to transition naturally into the illustration rather than appearing photographic. Watercolour Treatment Convert the person and retained foreground environment from photography into a sophisticated hand-painted watercolour illustration. Match the visual qualities of Input Image 2: traditional transparent watercolour washes visible paper texture loose, expressive brushstrokes irregular pigment edges subtle colour bleeding layered translucent washes occasional dry-brush texture simplified but recognizable forms delicate ink-like or brush-drawn contours natural variation in pigment density soft transitions between light and shadow restrained, slightly muted colours handmade editorial illustration quality The result should look like it was actually painted by hand with watercolour on textured paper, rather than a photograph with a digital watercolour filter applied. Preserve realistic anatomy, clothing construction, jewellery shapes, hair structure, and object geometry while translating them into expressive painted forms. Colour & Lighting Retain the essential colours from Input Image 1: deep muted green cap warm brown hair white/off-white shirt natural warm skin tones metallic gold jewellery cream and blue-grey boat upholstery and foreground details Translate the original sunlight and shadows into soft, painterly watercolour tonal variations rather than photographic highlights and shadows. Composition & Output Create a vertical fashion/portrait poster composition with the subject prominently occupying the central and lower portion of the image. Leave sufficient clean warm-white negative space around the upper and outer edges of the painted subject, as in Input Image 2. The final image should feel like a premium contemporary watercolour fashion poster suitable for an AI creativity platform such as Yes&, as well as for fashion, portrait, and visual-art audiences. Output format: PNG. Important Constraints Change only the visual medium and background treatment. Do not: change the person's identity or appearance change the hairstyle or hair arrangement change the face change the cap change the clothing change the jewellery or accessories change the pose or body proportions change the position of the arms, hands, or legs change the book or other held objects redesign the boat/ship seating add new objects remove important foreground objects introduce a photographic background make the result photorealistic turn the subject into a cartoon or anime character add decorative typography, captions, borders, logos, or watermarks The final result should read unmistakably as the same photograph faithfully reinterpreted as a hand-painted watercolour poster, with the distant background replaced by clean white studio-paper space.