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PERSONALIZED FAIRY-TALE COLORING BOOK — “THE SECRET DOOR IN THE MUSHROOM HOUSE” Use the attached reference photograph of the child as the primary facial identity reference. Create a premium black-and-white coloring book illustration for children aged 8–12, combining a realistic, recognizable child with a charming whimsical fantasy world. 1. THE CHILD — CRITICAL IDENTITY PRESERVATION Depict the same boy from the reference photograph as the main character. Preserve his recognizable facial features as faithfully as possible: his natural face shape, forehead, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, ears, hairline, short side-swept light-brown hairstyle, and age-appropriate facial proportions. Keep his eyes natural in size and shape. Preserve the subtle asymmetries and individual characteristics that make him recognizable. Do not beautify, idealize, age up, age down, or replace his face with a generic cartoon face. The boy should have a semi-realistic illustrated face, closer to a carefully drawn portrait than to a cartoon. Use clean, controlled contour lines to define his facial structure, eyelids, eyebrows, nose, lips, and hairstyle. Avoid excessive facial lines, dense hatching, exaggerated expressions, oversized eyes, and baby-like proportions. His face must remain the most realistic element of the illustration. His body, clothing, and surroundings may have a gentle storybook illustration style. 2. POSE AND OUTFIT Show the boy crouching beside the entrance to a giant mushroom house, holding an ornate magical key in one hand and looking curiously at the mysterious door. Dress him as a young fantasy explorer: a comfortable hooded adventure cape, a small backpack, practical trousers, and sturdy lace-up boots. Add a subtle star-shaped clasp to the cape. Keep his face, hairstyle, hands, and pose clearly visible. The costume should feel charming and adventurous without overwhelming his recognizable appearance. 3. THE MUSHROOM HOUSE Create a large whimsical mushroom cottage occupying the right side and upper portion of the composition. The mushroom has a broad rounded cap with several large decorative spots, a sturdy stem-shaped house, a small arched wooden door with a round window, a decorative keyhole, and a hanging lantern beside the entrance. Add two small round windows, curling vines, oversized flowers, little mushrooms, rounded stepping stones, and a winding garden path leading to the door. The door should be the main magical focal point. Suggest that a mysterious world lies beyond it, using a tiny glimpse of unusual shapes through a small opening without adding color, shading, or complex background clutter. 4. ORIGINAL FANTASY COMPANIONS Include two or three original, friendly fantasy creatures around the boy. Zip: a small fluffy creature with long ears, two tiny curved horns, large but proportionate cartoon eyes, and a five-pointed star marking on its forehead. Plum: a tiny floating creature with leaf-shaped ears and small wings, peeking out from behind a flower. Tuk: a little inventive creature with a rounded body and a shell-shaped backpack, examining a tiny mechanism near the door. Keep these creatures distinctly cute and cartoon-like, creating a deliberate contrast with the boy’s more realistic face. Do not make the creatures resemble existing copyrighted characters. 5. COLORING BOOK LINE ART Pure black ink outlines on a completely white background. Use crisp, smooth, clean contours with consistent printable line weight. Outer silhouettes should be slightly stronger than interior details. Facial features must remain delicate, precise, and readable. Use medium detail density suitable for children aged 8–12. Include a balanced mixture of large coloring areas and smaller decorative details. Keep the mushroom roof, clothing, flowers, leaves, stones, and creatures easy to color. Use closed shapes wherever practical. Clearly separate overlapping objects. Avoid tangled lines, excessive tiny details, heavy black areas, and dense textures. Include exactly five small five-pointed stars hidden naturally throughout the scene as a seek-and-find activity. 6. PRINT AND PAGE COMPOSITION Portrait A4 page layout, 210 × 297 mm, with a composition suitable for high-quality printing at 300 DPI. Keep all important elements within safe margins. Do not crop the boy, his head, hands, feet, mushroom house, or fantasy companions. Balance the composition so the illustration fills the page without becoming overcrowded. Pure white background. No color, no gray, no grayscale, no gradients, no shading, no crosshatching, no pencil texture, no sketch marks, and no solid black filled areas except tiny necessary details such as pupils. No text, no letters, no numbers, no captions, no logos, no watermark, and no border. FINAL ART DIRECTION: A beautiful personalized fairy-tale coloring page in which the child remains recognizably himself, with a semi-realistic face and natural child proportions, while the mushroom cottage, magical garden, and original fantasy companions are illustrated in a charming whimsical storybook style. Clean, elegant, printable black-and-white line art.