The Flintstones Cartoon Character Transformation

Transform the subject from the uploaded photo into a character from The Flintstones animated series (1960-1966 Hanna-Barbera). Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** – Preserve the subject's face shape, hairstyle (adapted to Stone Age version), hair color, expression, and overall look – The person must remain recognizable in Flintstones cartoon form – Keep their body type and personality **FLINTSTONES STYLE:** – Simple, clean outlines with consistent line weight — classic Hanna-Barbera limited TV animation – Very simplified anatomy: tube bodies, thin arms and legs, large heads – Minimalist facial features: simple eyes (dots or ovals), triangular or absent nose, wide simple mouth – Flat coloring with absolutely no gradients — 3-4 colors per character maximum – Hair is a single solid shape, clothing is one solid color with maybe a pattern – Everything looks slightly rough and hand-drawn in the most charming way **CHARACTER DETAILS:** – Adapt their modern outfit into a Stone Age equivalent: animal print tunics, bone accessories, shell necklaces, fur-trimmed boots – Keep the original color scheme of their clothes but make them look like caveperson fashion – Add a Flintstones prop: a dinosaur pet, a bone phone, a stone tablet, or a foot-powered car – Their hairstyle should stay the same but look slightly more wild/prehistoric **OUTPUT:** – Full body, in a casual Bedrock citizen pose – Background: White Background – Warm earth tones: oranges, browns, beiges, olive greens – Classic 1960s Saturday morning cartoon quality **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** – No modern animation quality — keep the deliberately simple Hanna-Barbera look – No complex shading or detailed backgrounds – No anime, no photorealism – Do not make them look like Fred, Wilma, Barney, or Betty