Use the uploaded reference image as the primary visual reference. Recreate the image as closely as possible in composition, framing, facial proportions, camera distance, eye placement, expression, hairstyle, color palette, lighting, texture, and overall artistic mood. Do not change the visual arrangement of the face.Create an extremely detailed close-up portrait of a real human face, framed so tightly that the face fills almost the entire image. The composition is an intimate extreme close-up, showing one eye prominently near the center-right, the bridge and tip of the nose toward the lower-left, and partially visible soft lips near the bottom-left. Only a portion of the other eye is visible at the far left edge.The face should have natural realistic human anatomy, subtle facial asymmetry, believable skin pores, fine facial hairs, delicate eyelashes, realistic eyelid folds, natural eyebrow hairs, soft under-eye texture, and authentic skin imperfections. Avoid an overly smooth or digitally perfect face.Eye: The main visible eye is highly detailed and expressive, with a pale gray-blue iris, intricate radial iris patterns, a dark round pupil, subtle catchlights reflecting the light source, realistic wetness along the lower eyelid, individually separated eyelashes, and naturally detailed eyelid folds. The eye should be the primary focal point.Eyebrow: Naturally dense dark-brown eyebrow hairs with individually visible strands and slightly irregular growth, following the natural shape of the brow. Do not make the eyebrow perfectly symmetrical or artificially groomed. Skin: Warm natural beige/fair skin with subtle peach, pink, brown, and muted neutral undertones. Include extremely fine watercolor-like surface details, tiny freckles, faint reddish marks, small pores, subtle tonal variations, delicate shadows around the nose and eye socket, and natural facial texture. The skin should feel tactile and imperfect rather than airbrushed.Nose: A naturally proportioned nose occupying the left-middle portion of the composition, with realistic nostrils, soft rounded contours, subtle highlights along the bridge, and gentle shadowing underneath the nose. Preserve the natural anatomical structure visible in the reference.Lips: Soft natural nude-pink lips positioned toward the bottom-left, slightly parted, revealing a very small glimpse of the upper teeth/dark inner mouth area. The lips should have realistic vertical lip lines, subtle dryness, natural highlights, uneven pigmentation, and delicate watercolor shading. Hair: Dark brown/black fine hair strands crossing naturally across the forehead, cheek, and nose area. Include several loose individual strands rather than a perfectly arranged hairstyle. Hair should appear thin, delicate, slightly messy, and organically integrated into the portrait.Head covering / fabric: On the right side of the image, include the same loosely wrapped light gray/off-white translucent fabric surrounding the side of the head. Preserve its layered folds, semi-transparent areas, rough watercolor edges, overlapping fabric lines, subtle gray shadows, and hand-drawn texture. The fabric should partially cover the hair and frame the face. Art style: The image should look like a highly detailed traditional watercolor and ink portrait, combining delicate realistic facial rendering with visible hand-drawn sketch lines. Use fine graphite/ink outlines, loose cross-hatching, transparent watercolor washes, slightly uneven pigment distribution, dry-brush marks, paper grain, tiny paint splatters, faded pigment spots, and subtle unfinished sketch strokes.The watercolor should remain realistic and sophisticated, not cartoonish, anime, CGI, or digital painting. Preserve the feeling of a carefully hand-painted portrait on textured cold-pressed watercolor paper.Color palette: muted warm beige, dusty peach, soft tan, pale pink, gray-blue, charcoal black, muted gray, ivory, and subtle brown. Keep saturation restrained and natural. Lighting: soft diffused natural light coming from the upper/front-left direction, creating gentle highlights on the forehead, nose bridge, cheek, lips, and eye while leaving subtle shadows around the eye socket, nose, and fabric folds. No harsh studio lighting.Texture: highly visible fine watercolor paper grain throughout the entire image, delicate pigment bleeding around some edges, subtle paper fibers, transparent layered washes, tiny scattered paint marks, faint pencil construction lines, and occasional imperfect brush strokes.Composition: maintain the same extremely tight crop and visual balance as the reference. The main eye must remain the strongest focal point. Keep the nose toward the left side, lips toward the lower-left, loose hair strands crossing diagonally through the face, and gray fabric framing the right side.Overall result: an ultra-detailed, intimate, realistic human portrait rendered as traditional watercolor + fine ink/graphite sketch on textured paper, with believable human anatomy and imperfections, delicate hand-painted details, expressive gray-blue eye, natural lips, loose hair strands, translucent fabric, muted earthy colors, and the exact close-up visual feeling of the reference image.Avoid: cartoon, anime, CGI, 3D render, plastic skin, beauty-filter skin, excessive retouching, perfectly symmetrical features, oversaturated colors, glossy digital painting, artificial eyes, unrealistic eyelashes, smooth vector lines, fantasy elements, extra facial features, distorted anatomy, or a different composition.