Your Photo as 1960s Pop Art

{ "version": "1.0", "subject": { "reference_image": "", "preserve_identity": true, "preserve_face": true, "keep_hair": true, "keep_skin_tone": false, "expression": "a striking, stylised expression, a direct gaze" }, "style": { "name": "1960s pop art, generic style of the movement", "technique": "flat colours in plain areas, thick black outlines, shading by halftone dots like magazine print, the panel repeated in a grid of four frames with a different colour scheme in each", "palette": "vibrant saturated primary colours — intense yellow, magenta, cyan, red and blue — bold contrasting combinations", "texture": "retro-print benday dots, slightly misregistered colour, a silkscreen look", "background": "flat backgrounds in loud solid colours, one per panel" }, "composition": "a 2x2 grid of panels of the same portrait in colour variations, 3:4 format, graphic poster aesthetic", "quality": "high-quality graphic pop art illustration, intense colours, the look of a silkscreened poster", "negative_prompt": "realistic photography, 3D, soft pastel tones, styles of famous studios and artists, known characters, real franchises, logos, text, watermark, distorted face, deformed hands, extra limbs" }