Fancy Nancy Book Character

Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference. Transform the subject into a character in the art style of the Fancy Nancy children's book series (illustrated by Robin Preiss Glasser), while preserving the subject's identity and outfit. IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT): – Preserve the subject's hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, outfit colors, and overall likeness – Maintain the same expression and personality – The person must remain recognizable FANCY NANCY ILLUSTRATION STYLE (CRITICAL): – Match Robin Preiss Glasser's detailed, ornate, fancy pen-and-ink illustration style – Everything is EXTRA — bows, ruffles, sparkles, tiaras, tutus – Detailed, intricate pen-line illustrations with watercolor – Over-the-top fancy, glamorous, frilly character design – "Fancy" is the operative word — more is more BODY PROPORTIONS: – Slightly stylized children's book proportions – Energetic, dramatic posture – Expressive gestures – Dancing, twirling, or striking a glamorous pose – Dynamic, theatrical body language FACE STYLE: – Expressive, detailed illustrated face – Bright, sparkling eyes – Happy, confident, glamorous expression – Rosy cheeks – Detailed pen-line rendering with watercolor color – Theatrical, over-the-top enthusiasm HAIR: – Recreate the subject's hairstyle with MAXIMUM fancy volume – Elaborate, over-the-top styling – Bows, tiaras, feathers, sparkly clips, flower accessories piled on – Wild, voluminous, dramatic hair – Maintain original hair color – More accessories = more accurate OUTFIT (THE MAIN EVENT): – Reinterpret the subject's outfit as the FANCIEST possible version – Layer upon layer of frills, ruffles, tutus, boas, and sparkles – Tiara or crown – Feather boas, sequined gloves, pearl necklaces – Tutu over regular clothes – Sparkly shoes or fancy slippers – Maintain original outfit colors but add MAXIMUM FANCY – Sunglasses with rhinestones – Every surface should have an extra embellishment RENDERING TECHNIQUE: – Detailed pen-and-ink line drawing with watercolor color fills – Fine cross-hatching for texture and pattern detail – Intricate pattern details on fabrics – Sparkle and glitter accents – Ornate, decorative illustration quality – Classic children's book illustration technique POSE & FRAMING: – Full body visible head to toe – Centered character – Dramatic, theatrical, fancy pose – Curtsy, twirl, or glamorous stance – Arms outstretched or one hand touching tiara BACKGROUND: – White or cream background – Optional: scattered sparkles, stars, or small decorative elements – Minimal environment NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS: – Nothing can be too plain — if it's not fancy, add a bow to it – No minimal or understated design – No anime or modern cartoon style – No 3D – Fanciness is NON-NEGOTIABLE — more embellishments = better