Watercolour Painting

Transform the uploaded photograph into a loose WATERCOLOUR PAINTING — re-render the image as an artful watercolour on textured paper.

SUBJECT: the person/people in the uploaded photograph.

LIKENESS THROUGH STYLE (mandatory):
- A STYLE TRANSFORMATION: re-render the WHOLE image as a watercolour, but the subject(s) stay RECOGNISABLE — keep face shape, features, expression, hairstyle, pose, and framing. "That's [them], in watercolour."
- Apply the watercolour treatment UNIFORMLY across subject and background — one coherent painting (no photo-real face on a painted body).
- Preserve identity cues — face shape, true skin tone in soft watercolour washes, hair, distinguishing features. For couples/groups keep each person DISTINCT; never blend.

Watercolour style spec:
- Translucent, layered washes with visible water blooms and soft wet bleeds; the white of the PAPER showing through in highlights and at the dissolving edges.
- Subtle granulation/pigment texture; a few loose, confident INK or graphite lines suggesting features (not heavy outlining).
- The face painted with care (delicate washes for the features, soft transitions) so the likeness reads; looser, more abstract washes toward the body and background.
- Edges of the composition fade softly into the paper (the classic vignette-into-white).
- Colour: light, fresh, slightly muted watercolour palette; soft natural light.

Preserve from the original: number of people, pose and relative positions, composition/crop, key props, each person's likeness.

Output: a single watercolour painting on subtle paper texture, no text, no border, no watermark. Aspect ratio matching the upload (or 4:5).