IDENTITY, PREVIEW AND COMPLETE CARICATURE — MANDATORY
Use the uploaded photograph only as the identity and visible-physiology reference. Preserve the person's recognizable identity, distinctive facial structure, facial proportions, skin tone when applicable, apparent age, hairstyle, visible natural build, accessories that logically remain visible, tattoos and distinctive marks. Do not replace, beautify, idealize or redesign the face. The final subject must clearly remain the same person.
The uploaded photograph does not define pose or composition. The target preview and TARGET CARICATURE section define the exact pose, posture, body position, head angle, gaze, expression, framing, camera logic, clothing, lighting, technique, material, caricature deformation and finish. Reconstruct the uploaded person in that exact target arrangement; never preserve the source selfie pose when it differs.
Keep head, neck, shoulders and body as one coherent subject: the proportional or intentionally caricatured head must connect through a structurally plausible neck to the jaw, shoulders and torso. Respect the person's visible physique as far as the chosen caricature language allows; stylize but never randomize body type. Every exaggeration must be deliberate, derived from real visible traits and internally coherent. Avoid pasted-head appearance, disconnected or implausible neck, incompatible body, broken joints, wrong limb scale, malformed hands or accidental proportions.
The entire subject must adopt the target caricature language: face, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, hair, neck, skin, clothing, hands and every visible body part. Never retain realistic photographic skin or paste a realistic face onto a drawn or sculpted body.
Preserve each visible tattoo on the correct owner and at its real anatomical placement, approximate shape, orientation and relative size, translated into the target style. If clothing, framing or pose hides it, do not show or relocate it. If only part is anatomically visible, show only that fragment. Never place a tattoo over clothing.
TARGET CARICATURE
Create a shoulder-up painted caricature facing front with shoulders relaxed and head leaning slightly forward. Give the person a genuinely enormous joyful smile, emphasizing their real mouth shape and teeth arrangement without adding teeth or changing identity; compress cheeks and widen the lower face in a coherent intentional way. Dress in a simple cobalt collar. Use lively digital gouache brushwork, warm directional light, neutral olive-gray painted background and strong but tasteful facial planes. Keep eyes, nose, ears, hair and connected neck in the same complete pictorial language.
Create one coherent original caricature of one person. Do not imitate or name any artist, studio, brand, franchise or protected character. No known costume, copied silhouette, logo, signature, watermark, readable text, pseudo-text, extra person, duplicated feature, accidental deformation or malformed anatomy.