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Use the person in the uploaded reference image as the highest-priority identity reference, strictly preserving their face, hairstyle, hair color, eyes, skin tone, makeup, accessories, and overall distinctive likeness. The uploaded image is the most important source for reproducing the character’s identity. Do not beautify, average out, rejuvenate, or reinterpret the face into a different-looking person. Accurately preserve the eye shape, eye color, eyebrows, nose, lips, face shape, skin tone, apparent age, hairstyle, hairline, and accessories. Create an ultra close-up portrait photographed against a plain white background, boldly cropping to show only one side of the face. The person is facing almost directly forward toward the camera, with no head tilt, wearing a calm, neutral expression, and looking straight into the camera. Only one eye should be fully visible inside the frame, while the other eye and the opposite half of the face must be outside the frame. Do not place the center of the face in the middle of the image. Use an asymmetrical composition in which part of the bridge of the nose and part of the lips are boldly cropped off by the left edge of the frame. The visible area should include one eyebrow, one eye, one cheek, part of the nose, part of the lips, part of the chin, the ear area, the hair, and any accessories. Make the visible eye the most important focal point of the image. Render it with extremely high precision, including the complex iris pattern, natural color gradation, pupil, the transparency of the cornea, a small catchlight, the tear film, and each individual eyelash. The eye color must match the uploaded reference image exactly. The hair should spread richly across the right side of the image, with fine strands and baby hairs individually visible in highly detailed rendering. If the uploaded image includes braids, bangs, a bandana, hair ornaments, earrings, piercings, or other accessories, preserve their shape, color, material, and placement exactly without alteration. The face should occupy approximately 85–90% of the entire image, creating an extreme close-up. The top of the head, the opposite side of the face, and everything below the neck may be cropped out. Do not use wide-angle distortion; the facial proportions should remain natural, as if photographed straight-on with a macro lens. Render the image in the highest-quality realistic AAA game CG style, like a latest-generation pre-rendered game cinematic. Ultra high resolution, ultra quality, photorealistic game graphics, detailed skin pores, fine facial hair, natural skin texture, delicate vertical lines on the lips, realistic hair reflections, and precise fabric and accessory textures. Do not make the skin overly smooth, plastic-like, or doll-like. Maintain a natural, clean, realistic skin texture. Use bright, soft studio lighting. Let natural diffused light wrap around from the white background, illuminating the face evenly while giving subtle dimensionality and natural reflections to the eye, nose, lips, and hair. Do not use harsh shadows, colored lighting, or overly dramatic backlighting. The background must be completely white. Do not depict any patterns, buildings, scenery, props, text, logos, or watermarks in the background. Place a stylish handwritten full-name signature in the empty space: [Name Input] Image size: vertical 2:3