Playing Card Royal Court Portrait

Transform the uploaded photo into a classic playing card court card (King, Queen, or Jack), with the subject as the royal figure rendered in the traditional playing card illustration style. Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference. The subject becomes the face on a playing card — mirrored top and bottom in the classic reversible design. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** – Preserve the subject's face, hairstyle, hair color, and expression – The person must be recognizable as the court card figure – Adapt their clothing to royal/medieval attire while keeping their color scheme **PLAYING CARD STYLE:** – Traditional engraving-style illustration: clean, precise linework with crosshatch shading – Limited color palette: traditionally 4 colors — red, blue, yellow, and black/dark brown – Flat, decorative rendering with no perspective or 3D depth – Bold black outlines defining all shapes – Symmetric composition: figure mirrored and inverted at the halfway point (top half and upside-down bottom half) – Decorative patterns: royal clothing with repeating geometric/floral motifs **PLAYING CARD DETAILS:** – Card suit symbol in corners (choose: ♠ ♥ ♦ ♣) with letter/number designation (K, Q, or J) – Index (suit + value) in top-left and bottom-right corners – White card background with thin border line – Royal accessories: crown, scepter, sword, flower, or orb held by the figure – Ornate collar, royal robes with ermine trim – Medieval hairstyle adapted from the subject's actual hair **OUTPUT:** – Full playing card dimensions (2.5:3.5 ratio) – Complete card design with mirrored figure – Traditional playing card engraving quality **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** – No photorealism — must be stylized card illustration – No 3D perspective or realistic depth – No modern clothing or accessories – Do not break the symmetric mirror design