Golden Goddess of Art Deco Portrait

Transform a reference subject into a 1920s–1930s Art Deco muse in a richly detailed sepia-pastel fine-art portrait.

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Reimagine the subject in the uploaded reference image as a legendary muse from the golden age of Art Deco in the 1920s–1930s. Create a vertical 9:16 classic fine-art portrait combining Art Deco luxury, golden geometric ornament, and sepia-pastel drawing.

Preserve the original identity above all else. Retain the face shape, eyes, irises, nose, lips, hairline, skin tone, body shape, and apparent age. This prompt can be applied to people, girls, boys, Blythe dolls, BJD dolls, cats, dogs, and anthropomorphic animals. For animals, preserve their species, coat color and markings, ears, muzzle, and tail. For dolls, preserve their distinctive sculpt, glass eyes, and joints. Do not humanize the subject or beautify them excessively.

Dress the subject in a geometric-embroidered gown combining black velvet and champagne-gold silk, with fan-shaped beadwork and intricate metallic fringe. Add an emerald brooch, a long pearl necklace, and a diamond Art Deco headband. Keep the original hair length and arrange the hair in elegant finger waves. For an animal, adapt the decorative outfit to its natural body shape.

The subject faces forward with their chin slightly raised and a confident, mysterious gaze. Use a three-quarter upper-body composition with the shoulders turned at an angle. Set the portrait against black marble with a golden sunburst pattern and a symmetrical Art Deco arch.

Use a warm side spotlight and a subtle golden rim light. Layer extremely fine graphite linework, pastel smudging, gold-leaf coloring, and lithographic hatching. Show the fiber texture of aged ivory cotton paper, fine gold-dust particles, and traces of pigment wear. Use a palette of black, antique gold, and champagne beige. Give the work the refinement of a museum collection piece. Include a single main subject; no text or watermark.

–ar 9:16 –v 7 –style raw –s 250

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