The Floral Goddess of Art Nouveau

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Reinterpret the subject in the uploaded reference image as a mysterious floral goddess from the golden age of European Art Nouveau around 1900. Create a classic fine-art portrait combining Alphonse Mucha’s decorative beauty, delicate pencil drawing, and antique gold-leaf painting.

Preserve the subject’s original identity above all else: retain the face shape, eyes, irises, nose, lips, hairline, skin tone, body shape, and apparent age. This treatment may be applied to a person, girl, boy, Blythe doll, BJD doll, cat, dog, or anthropomorphic animal. For animals, preserve their species, fur color, ears, muzzle, and tail. For dolls, preserve their distinctive sculpt, glass eyes, and joints. Do not humanize the subject or excessively beautify them.

Dress the subject in an ivory silk gown and an olive-gold embroidered cape, with delicate lace, a pearl chain, an emerald brooch, and a golden crown woven from lilies and roses. Let abundant wavy hair flow down like vines and mingle with flower petals. Adapt the adornments to an animal’s natural body shape.

Show the subject with their head slightly tilted and a dreamy gaze directed toward the viewer. Use an elegant three-quarter upper-body composition, framed from the waist up. Set the subject against a circular golden halo, irises and lilies, flowing botanical curves, and a decorative border.

Use soft diffused light, sepia pencil linework, pastel watercolor, delicate lithographic hatching, and the subtle sheen of antique gold leaf. Recreate the fiber texture of aged ivory cotton paper and natural pigment bleeding. Use a palette of sage green, champagne gold, and dusty rose. Aim for the refinement of a museum-quality artwork. Show a single central subject; include no text or watermark.

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