Ukiyo-e Japanese Woodblock

Transform the uploaded photograph into a traditional Japanese UKIYO-E WOODBLOCK PRINT (Edo-era) — re-render the whole image as a woodblock illustration.

SUBJECT: the person/people in the uploaded photograph.

LIKENESS THROUGH STYLE (mandatory, ukiyo-e-adapted):
- A STYLE TRANSFORMATION into ukiyo-e, but still RECOGNISABLE — within the woodblock convention capture the person's key cues: face shape and expression, hairstyle, and outfit, so it reads as this person rendered as a print. "That's [them] as a woodblock print."
- Render EVERYTHING in the woodblock style UNIFORMLY (figures + background) — one coherent print.
- For couples/groups keep each figure DISTINCT; never blend.

Ukiyo-e style spec:
- Flat areas of FLAT MUTED COLOUR (no realistic 3D shading); confident BLACK KEYBLOCK OUTLINES; the elegant linear convention of woodblock faces (refined, slightly stylised) keeping the person's recognisable features.
- Stylised natural elements — curling waves, scalloped clouds, stylised foliage, a distant mountain — in the classic ukiyo-e manner.
- Visible PAPER texture and faint WOOD-GRAIN; slight registration imperfection between colour blocks; a limited traditional palette (Prussian blue, soft red, ochre, sage, off-white).
- Optional a small title CARTOUCHE in a corner (decorative, keep any text minimal/short).
- Flat, graphic, poster-like depth.

Preserve from the original: number of people, general pose/arrangement, outfit suggestions, each person's cues.

Output: a single ukiyo-e woodblock-style print with paper/wood-grain texture, minimal/no text, no watermark. Aspect ratio matching the upload (or 4:5 / 2:3).