Korean Minhwa Style

Transform the subject from the uploaded photo into a traditional minhwa-style Korean ink-and-wash painting. Art Style: Inspired by Joseon-era minhwa and sagunja ink paintings Earthy tones: browns, soft blacks, parchment beiges Soft, muted brushstrokes with watercolor bleed and ink wash texture Misty and dreamlike background (e.g., fog, mountains, bamboo, moon, temples) Delicate details with worn parchment texture Subject Instructions: Preserve the subject's pose, clothing silhouette, and mood Dress them in a traditional Korean hanbok or gat (if appropriate to the vibe) Render the subject as a solitary figure, with poetic isolation or contemplation Ensure minimalist surroundings: path, bamboo forest, mountain bridge, temple gate, moonlight Composition & Atmosphere: Vertical canvas, scroll-like framing Background should evoke tranquility, nature, and timelessness Use fog, grass, water, or cliffs to ground the subject Include full-body silhouette if standing; if sitting, show the setting (boat, floor, field) Lighting & Finish: Soft ambient light, often from a large moon or diffuse mist Textured like rice paper or aged silk Ink bleeding effects on edges for authenticity Aspect Ratio: 3:4 or 4:5 (vertical)