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Source:Use each uploaded photograph as the only visual source.Create one independent **high-end editorial art poster** per upload and output each separately.Never combine multiple photos into one image.Each uploaded image must be treated as its own self-contained composition. Format:Use a **strict vertical 3:4 canvas** divided horizontally into **two exactly equal halves**.The **top 50%** must remain a faithful photographic rendering of the original image,and the **bottom 50%** must become a completely reinterpreted artistic response.The relationship between the two halves should be immediate and intentional:the upper half preserves the real moment,while the lower half distills its emotional and visual essence into a small handcrafted artwork. Upper Half · Faithful Original Photograph:Keep the upper half visually loyal to the uploaded image.Preserve the subject’s exact **identity,facial features,body proportions,pose,clothing,key objects,overall composition,lighting atmosphere,mood,and natural color palette**.The image must remain recognizably photographic and believable.Do not stylize it into illustration.Do not redesign the person or scene.Do not add or remove important subjects or objects.Only allow **subtle editorial-grade color refinement** and,when absolutely necessary,**seamless environmental extension** around peripheral background areas in order to fit the format.Such extension may only involve natural background zones such as sky,ground,water,wall,foliage,or distant surroundings,and must never alter the core subject or central narrative. Lower Half · Miniature Mixed-Media Artwork:Transform the visual narrative of the original photo into a **completely different artistic interpretation**.In the center of a broad,warm **ivory negative space**,place **one small,carefully composed handcrafted mixed-media art object or art fragment**.This artwork should occupy only about **10%–20% of the lower half**,remaining intentionally small in scale so that the surrounding empty space becomes a major compositional feature.The lower half should feel airy,restrained,quiet,and highly curated. Mixed-Media Language:Render the miniature artwork using a refined combination of **expressive ink sketching,layered gouache color blocks,subtle collage textures,torn paper edges,imperfect brushstrokes,visible fibers,gentle pigment variation,and charming human irregularities**.The piece should look touchable and materially rich,like a tiny handcrafted contemporary artwork placed on an elegant page.Embrace slight imperfection,soft texture,manual mark-making,and poetic visual restraint.Do not make it look slick,digital,or mechanically polished. Reconstruction Logic:Do not literally copy the full photograph in the lower half.Instead,extract only the most recognizable and emotionally essential elements from the source image,such as **key contours,body posture,objects,spatial relationships,and emotional narrative cues**.Distill these into a compact artistic fragment that still feels unmistakably connected to the original image.The viewer should immediately sense that the lower artwork comes from the upper photo,even though it is reimagined through a very different visual language. Color System:Extract **no more than four dominant harmonious colors** from the original photograph and reinterpret them as a **soft,sophisticated,and elevated palette**.The tones should feel muted,balanced,and premium rather than loud or highly saturated.Allow gentle shifts in opacity,pigment density,and material texture.Keep the ivory background cleaner and calmer than the artwork itself so the small mixed-media piece remains the focal point. Composition and Negative Space:The bottom half must emphasize **scale contrast** between a very small central artwork and a large amount of calm empty space.The negative space should feel intentional,editorial,and luxurious.Never overcrowd the lower half.Do not let the artwork grow too large or spread across the page.Keep the composition minimal,poetic,and highly controlled. Typography:Only when it genuinely improves the composition,you may add **very restrained editorial typography**.This may include a short poetic title,a place name,a date,or a single evocative word.Use typography sparingly and only as a subtle compositional accent.Keep it elegant,small,and secondary.Never let text dominate the image. Overall Style Goal:The final poster should feel like the cover or interior feature of a **collectible contemporary art publication**:minimal,poetic,textural,elegant,emotionally quiet,visually distinctive,and deeply connected to the original photograph.The upper half should preserve the reality of the moment;the lower half should transform its essence into a tiny refined artwork suspended in silence. Negative:No collage of multiple photos,no unequal split,no lower-half overcrowding,no large artwork dominating the bottom,no photorealistic copy in the lower half,no glossy digital rendering,no plastic 3D,no loud decoration,no neon palette,no excessive typography,no messy scrapbook feel,no unrelated graphic elements,no logo,no watermark,no UI,and no gibberish text.

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