Currency Banknote Portrait Engraving

Transform the uploaded photo into a portrait on a currency banknote, as if the subject was honored on paper money — rendered in the meticulous intaglio engraving style used on real banknotes. Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference. The subject should appear as the central portrait on an official-looking (but fictional) banknote. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** – Preserve the subject's facial features, hairstyle, and expression with extreme fidelity – In engraving style, identity is conveyed entirely through line density and direction – The person must be unmistakably recognizable as the engraved portrait **BANKNOTE ENGRAVING STYLE:** – Intaglio engraving technique: entire portrait rendered through parallel lines of varying width and spacing – Lines follow the contours of the face — curved lines on cheeks, forehead, chin – Darker areas = lines closer together or thicker; lighter areas = lines farther apart or thinner – Crosshatching for deep shadows – No solid fills — every tone is achieved through line work – Color: predominantly green and black (like USD) or blue and purple (like EUR) – Microscopic line detail — the hallmark of currency engraving **BANKNOTE DETAILS:** – Decorative border with geometric lathe-work patterns (guilloche) – Denomination number in ornate typography (fictional: "100") – Serial number in distinctive currency font – Fictional central bank name in serif typography: "NATIONAL RESERVE BANK" – Security features: watermark area, holographic strip placeholder, microprinting – Fine line background patterns (anti-counterfeiting geometric swirls) **OUTPUT:** – Landscape orientation matching banknote proportions – Portrait centered with decorative frame elements surrounding – Monochromatic green, blue, or multi-tone color scheme **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** – No photographic rendering — strictly engraving line technique – No solid fills or gradients – No cartoon or simplified features – Do not copy any real country's currency design exactly — keep it fictional