Oil Pastel Grain Illustration

TASK: Transform the uploaded image into an oil pastel / wax crayon illustration. IDENTITY & COMPOSITION LOCK (STRICT): - Preserve the subject’s identity exactly (face structure, proportions, pose). - Maintain the original camera angle, framing, crop, and perspective. - No changes to gesture, silhouette, or layout. STYLE & MEDIUM: - Traditional oil pastel / wax crayon look - Thick, uneven wax strokes - Visible granular pigment texture - Dry media appearance (chalky, dusty, imperfect) - Heavy color layering with broken coverage - Slightly messy, hand-applied feel (not smooth, not digital) STROKE & TEXTURE DETAILS: - Short, overlapping pastel strokes - Wax bloom and grain visible in highlights and shadows - Pigment clumps and rough edges - Paper tooth subtly visible through strokes - No airbrush, no soft blending, no digital gradients COLOR & SHADING: - Bold but slightly muted pastel colors - High saturation with imperfect blending - Shadows built from layered strokes, not smooth shading - Highlights scraped or lightly applied HARD CONSTRAINTS: - Do NOT photorealistically smooth the image - Do NOT convert to painterly oil paint - Do NOT use watercolor or acrylic effects - Do NOT stylize anatomy or proportions GOAL: A tactile, expressive oil pastel illustration that feels hand-drawn with wax and pigment, while remaining instantly recognizable as the original subject.