Pop Art (Warhol / Lichtenstein)

Transform the uploaded photograph into bold 1960s POP ART — re-render the image in the flat, graphic, high-contrast pop-art style.

SUBJECT: the person/people in the uploaded photograph.

LIKENESS THROUGH STYLE (mandatory):
- A STYLE TRANSFORMATION: re-render the WHOLE image as pop art, but the subject(s) stay RECOGNISABLE — keep face shape, key features, expression, hairstyle, pose, framing (pop art simplifies, but it must still read as this person). "That's [them], pop-art style."
- Apply the pop-art treatment UNIFORMLY (subject + background) — one coherent graphic image.
- Preserve identity cues — face shape, the real features and hairstyle (rendered in bold flat shapes), distinguishing features. For couples/groups keep each person DISTINCT; never blend.

Pop-art style spec:
- Flat, bold, SATURATED colour blocks (posterised into a few tones); thick black OUTLINES around the forms; high contrast.
- Halftone BEN-DAY DOTS in the mid-tones / skin (the comic-print texture); clean graphic shading.
- Skin and hair in bold non-naturalistic pop colours if desired (e.g. pink skin, blue hair) — but the face shapes still recognisably the person.
- Background: a single bold flat colour or simple graphic pattern (dots, rays, stripes).
- Colour: clashing vivid pop palette (hot pink, cyan, yellow, red, black).

Preserve from the original: number of people, pose and relative positions, composition/crop, each person's likeness (in graphic form).

Output: a single pop-art image, no text (unless a knob adds it), no border, no watermark. Aspect ratio matching the upload (or 1:1).