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Transform the uploaded reference image into a charming, simplified hand-embroidered illustration. Carefully preserve the main subjects’ recognizable identities, facial characteristics, hairstyles, body proportions, clothing, accessories, expressions, poses, interactions, placement, and important objects from the original image. Preserve the recognizable location, architecture, scenery, and overall composition whenever they are important to the reference. Include every main person or animal shown in the original image, without adding, removing, or duplicating any subject.

Render the entire scene as authentic handmade embroidery stitched directly onto natural warm beige linen fabric. Every visible element must appear to be made from real embroidery thread rather than painted or printed. Use thick six-strand cotton embroidery floss, chunky raised threads, large clearly visible stitches, and bold dark embroidered outlines. The result should resemble a cute, beginner-friendly embroidery artwork—not detailed thread painting or a photorealistic embroidered portrait.

Simplify people and animals into adorable cartoon characters with slightly oversized heads, soft rounded proportions, small simple embroidered eyes, minimal eyebrows and noses, gentle expressive mouths, and round rosy cheeks when appropriate. Keep each subject recognizable through their key features while reducing unnecessary facial details. Represent visible teeth as one simple white embroidered shape instead of individual teeth. Create hair and fur using large grouped sections of thread rather than individual strands. Use little to no realistic skin, hair, or fur shading.

Simplify clothing, accessories, objects, buildings, plants, and scenery into clean rounded shapes and large areas of solid color. Preserve only the most recognizable features. Reduce tiny patterns, repeated windows, complex ornaments, fine lines, and unnecessary background details. Important landmarks and objects must remain identifiable but should look like simplified embroidered icons.

Use broad satin stitches for faces, clothing, and large objects; chunky long-and-short stitches for hair, fur, and simple shading; chain stitches and stem stitches for contours, plants, and structural lines; and French knots only for a few small decorative accents. Arrange stitches in one clear direction within each shape. Keep the embroidery moderately loose and visibly handmade, allowing small areas of linen to show between some stitches.

Preserve the original image’s main color relationships while translating them into a soft, cohesive, limited embroidery palette. Favor warm cream, ivory, beige, soft brown, muted green, dusty pink, pale blue, muted yellow, terracotta, black, and white when suitable. Maintain a cozy, wholesome, nostalgic, slightly naïve handmade mood.

Preserve the original orientation and general framing of the reference image. Arrange the subjects clearly, maintain visual balance, and leave a small amount of uncluttered linen space around important elements. Add only a few simple embroidered decorations inspired by the original setting, such as small flowers, leaves, clouds, stars, hearts, butterflies, or travel motifs. Keep decorations minimal and never allow them to cover the subjects or important background elements.

Add the exact embroidered handwritten phrase “Ginkean Studio” once in an open area of the composition. Use thick raised cotton thread in a color that contrasts clearly with the background, with a subtle stitched shadow when needed. Keep the spelling correct, centered or naturally positioned, clean, and clearly legible. If no text is required, do not add any letters, words, numbers, signatures, or symbols resembling text.

Important style requirements: thick chunky embroidery thread, large visible stitches, simplified rounded shapes, flat blocks of color, limited shading, minimal facial detail, grouped hair and fur shapes, reduced background detail, bold stitched outlines, tactile raised thread texture, and clearly visible natural linen fabric.

Avoid: fine thread, micro-stitches, tiny repetitive stitches, photorealistic faces, realistic skin texture, individual teeth, individual hair or fur strands, dense thread painting, complex shading, smooth gradients, intricate patterns, excessive architectural details, busy backgrounds, hyper-detailed textile work, smooth digital painting, printed fabric effects, plastic 3D appearance, embroidery hoop, frame, watermark, logo, interface, social-media icons, unrequested text, added or missing subjects, duplicated people or animals, altered identity, incorrect clothing, malformed faces, and extra limbs.