Painted Blue

An ultra-detailed watercolor portrait of myself. CRITICAL: Use the reference image only for face and identity. Respect the facial bone structure and proportions 100%. Do not modify any facial features. COMPOSITION: Medium-short 3/4 angle portrait. Subject occupies approximately 67–75% of the frame. Body is angled slightly to the left side, with shoulders turned naturally away from the camera, while the head is gently rotated back toward the camera. Balanced headroom and clean framing with upper torso visible. Direct eye contact. FACE: Warm skin tone with realistic texture, expressive eyes acting as the focal point, and a subtle, natural soft smile (not wide, not exaggerated) with slight asymmetry. HAIR: Well-groomed, color matching the attached photo, organic volume, with soft watercolor edges. STYLE: Professional watercolor on cold-press paper, utilizing granulating pigments, transparent layering, and a blend of soft and defined edges. The final image should not have a filter effect. LIGHTING: Soft natural side lighting with warm tones, clean transitions, and no opaque whites. CLOTHING: A red t-shirt layered under a worn denim jacket, featuring realistic texture and moderate contrast that does not compete with the face. BACKGROUND: A neutral watercolor wash with organic blooms and splatters, integrated softly with the silhouette. EDGE TREATMENT (CRITICAL): The lower part of the subject (torso area) must softly dissolve and blend into the background using watercolor bleed, diffusion, and irregular fading edges — no hard cut, no sharp boundary. MOOD: Elegant, natural, intimate, showing an effortless confident presence. QUALITY: High definition, fine detail, showcasing realistic pigment behavior. FORMAT: Vertical orientation (3:4). Insert discreet watermark in the lower right corner of the image, vertical text (rotated 90°), written "aipromptlabs.online", Calibri Light font, white color with low opacity (semi-transparent), medium size. Extreme sharpness on the face, fabric texture and typography of the letters. Shot on Canon EOS R5, 50mm f/2.8, studio light.