Sticker Bomb Collage Portrait

Transform the person in the uploaded photo into a portrait created entirely from hundreds of overlapping stickers, decals, and die-cut labels forming a sticker bomb collage in their shape. Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference. The entire figure should be composed of recognizable sticker types. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** - Preserve the subject's silhouette, pose, and overall shape - Facial features suggested by strategically placed stickers (eyes = circular stickers, mouth = curved sticker, etc.) - Hair shape maintained through sticker selection and arrangement - Clothing areas use stickers matching their outfit's color scheme **STICKER BOMB PROPERTIES:** - Hundreds of overlapping stickers of varying sizes (1cm to 8cm) - Mix of sticker types: brand logos, anime characters, food stickers, graffiti tags, band stickers, skate brand decals - Each sticker is individually recognizable with its own art style - Stickers slightly peeling at edges, some with air bubbles underneath - Glossy and matte stickers mixed together - Some stickers partially covered by others creating depth layers - White sticker edges visible where they overlap **COMPOSITION DETAILS:** - The figure shape emerges from the mass of stickers like a mosaic - Color coordination: skin areas use warm-toned stickers, hair areas use stickers matching hair color - Larger feature stickers for key elements (eyes, mouth), smaller ones for fill - Background is either clean wall or more stickers fading to sparse at edges - A few stickers extend past the figure's outline, breaking the silhouette - The overall effect reads as a portrait from a distance but is all stickers up close **OUTPUT:** - Full body sticker collage portrait - Clean wall or skateboard deck as surface - Even lighting showing sticker textures and glossiness - Macro detail level where individual stickers are legible **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** - No painted or drawn elements — everything is a sticker - No digital mosaic effect — each sticker must be a recognizable, individual sticker - No monochrome — sticker bombs are explosively colorful - No uniform sticker size — variation is key to the aesthetic