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Using the supplied portrait as the identity reference, create a square editorial album-cover artwork featuring the same person in a close-up left-facing side profile. Preserve their recognizable facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, hair texture, and distinctive features accurately.

Give the portrait a vintage photocopied magazine aesthetic: coarse halftone printing, visible paper grain, slightly faded colors, ink speckles, rough cutout edges, and high-contrast flash photography. Dress the person in a pale oversized jacket with a tall turned-up collar.

Overlay energetic hand-drawn annotations in vivid cobalt-blue marker, with occasional thin coral-red outlines. Cover the eyes with several rough horizontal blue marker strokes. Add loose arrows, circles, underlines, geometric doodles, signatures, and spontaneous handwritten notes around the head, collar, and empty background. Include a small black-and-white “PARENTAL ADVISORY — EXPLICIT CONTENT” label near the top and a small vintage praying-hands illustration beside it. Keep the background warm off-white, like aged sketchbook paper.

Composition: head and shoulders dominate the frame, face positioned slightly left of center, large collar filling the lower-right area, scattered handwritten elements balancing the negative space. The result should feel raw, personal, rebellious, fashionable, and handmade—part music cover, part annotated fashion editorial, part photocopied zine.

Color palette: warm cream, black, muted skin tones, pale icy blue, saturated cobalt blue, and restrained coral red. Preserve realistic facial anatomy while blending the photograph naturally with the halftone print texture and drawn-on-paper elements. Avoid glossy digital effects, smooth vector lines, polished typography, extra faces, distorted facial features, or changes to the person’s identity. Aspect ratio of 4:5.