LEGO Minifigure

Transform the uploaded photograph into a LEGO MINIFIGURE scene — re-render the subject(s) as LEGO minifigures in a brick-built world.

SUBJECT: the person/people (or pet) in the uploaded photograph.

LIKENESS THROUGH STYLE (mandatory, LEGO-adapted):
- A STYLE TRANSFORMATION into LEGO, but still RECOGNISABLE — give each minifigure a printed face, hair-piece, and torso that capture the person's key cues: hairstyle and colour (as a moulded LEGO hair piece), skin tone (as the minifig's moulded colour), glasses/beard (printed), and a printed outfit matching their clothes. "That's [them] as a LEGO minifig."
- Render EVERYTHING as LEGO UNIFORMLY (figures + brick set) — one coherent LEGO world.
- For couples/groups keep each minifigure DISTINCT (different hair pieces, printed faces, outfits); never blend.

LEGO style spec:
- Authentic LEGO MINIFIGURE anatomy: cylindrical head with a printed simple face (dot eyes, a smile or the person's expression), a moulded hair/hat piece, a blocky torso with PRINTED clothing detail, claw/C-shaped hands, short non-bending legs on a base.
- Glossy ABS-plastic surface with subtle moulding seams, the stud logo where appropriate; realistic plastic sheen and tiny scratches.
- A BRICK-BUILT background/set — plastic-brick scenery matching the original setting (a brick house, street, nature build) or a clean studio with a few bricks.
- Macro toy-photography lighting: soft key, gentle shadows, shallow depth-of-field.
- Colour: bright, glossy, cheerful LEGO palette.

Preserve from the original: number of figures, pose and relative positions (as poseable minifigs), outfit colours, hairstyles, accessories, each person's cues.

Output: a single LEGO-style render (optionally a hint of a boxed-set or baseplate), no text, no border, no watermark. Aspect ratio matching the upload (or 4:5).