아기 나이브 아트 일러스트

[Input]
- output_size: 1024x1024 (1:1 square)
- reference: 1 baby photo (upper body or full body)

[Purpose]
Convert the user's attached baby photo into a naive art storybook illustration — soft watercolor + colored pencil style of a baby in a whimsical flower garden. The result should feel like a page from a Korean children's picture book, not a photograph.

[Scene — image-to-image edit, preserve baby identity]
Use the attached photo as the base baby. PRESERVE the baby's identity (face proportions, age, hair style, skin tone) but re-illustrate everything in soft naive art style. Pose direction: {pose_direction}.

Re-imagine the baby in a hand-painted flower garden:
- The baby wears a charming illustrated outfit — a simple white or pastel dress/onesie with tiny floral embroidery, optionally a soft knit bonnet (small animal ears, floral pattern, or plain knit)
- Surrounded by hand-painted flowers (tulips, daisies, small wildflowers), green leaves, a small ceramic flower pot or watering can, scattered tiny hearts and stars, a small butterfly or bee
- Background: warm cream paper texture, soft and uncluttered, plenty of breathing room

[Color Palette]
{palette_description}

[Style]
- Naive art / Korean children's storybook illustration aesthetic
- Soft watercolor washes + light colored pencil outline texture
- Gentle, painterly fills with slight imperfect childlike charm
- Hand-painted feel, soft outlines (not crisp digital lines)
- Low-saturation pastel only — no neon, no harsh contrast

[Composition]
- 1:1 square
- Baby centered, occupying 55-65% of vertical space
- Decorative motifs scattered around without crowding the subject
- Plenty of cream background visible between motifs

[CRITICAL — Naive art, not photography]
- This is NOT a photograph — fully illustrated, painterly style
- Preserve the baby's face proportions, age, and hair, but render as illustration (no realistic skin texture)
- Soft pastel only, low saturation

[🚫 PROHIBITED]
- 3D, anime, manga, vector-flat style (must feel hand-painted)
- Real brand logos, celebrity references
- Text inside the artwork
- Neon, saturated, or harsh colors
- Crisp digital lines (use soft watercolor outlines)