Watercolor Keepsake Prompt

Use the uploaded photo as the one and only visual reference. Preserve the original subject, scene, perspective, camera angle, layout, object placement, environment, and overall composition as faithfully as possible. Transform the source image into a refined, elegant, hand-painted watercolor keepsake print. IMPORTANT: output only the final watercolor artwork. Do not show the original photo, do not create a before/after comparison, and do not split the canvas into sections. MAIN ARTWORK: Recreate the scene from the uploaded photo as a central watercolor painting placed on a warm textured paper background. The painted area should not appear as a hard-edged rectangle. Instead, let the edges dissolve naturally into the paper with soft watercolor bleeding, irregular brush transitions, pigment blooms, light splatter, semi-transparent washes, and subtle dry-brush texture. The scene should feel hand-painted on real paper, not like a digital filter. STYLE: Traditional fine watercolor illustration, elegant souvenir print, botanical stationery aesthetic, soft transparent layered washes, delicate pigment granulation, subtle painterly detail, natural hand-painted imperfections, tasteful and sophisticated. Keep the original scene recognizable and coherent while translating it into watercolor. DETAIL RETENTION: Important forms and objects from the source image must remain recognizable. Architecture, landscape, roads, trees, mountains, cups, towers, plants, sky, and other defining elements should stay visually accurate to the source while rendered in watercolor. Do not invent major new objects, buildings, or people. Do not remove important elements from the original composition. PAPER BACKGROUND: Use a clean warm ivory / cream / off-white watercolor paper background with a soft natural paper grain and subtle cotton texture. The page should feel premium, minimal, airy, and elegant. Avoid pure digital white. AUTOMATIC BOTANICAL CORNER ORNAMENTS — VERY IMPORTANT: In the bottom left and bottom right corners of the page, create delicate decorative botanical ornaments. Do not use a predetermined generic leaf decoration. Inspect the source image first and derive the left and right botanical corner ornaments from the actual plants, leaves, flowers, vines, branches, or botanical shapes visible in the uploaded photograph. Rules for the corner ornaments: 1. If the source image contains a clearly visible plant, leaf type, vine, branch, flower, or tree foliage, use that botanical character as the basis for the ornaments. 2. If multiple plant types are visible, choose the one that best represents the visual identity of the photo. 3. If the photo contains no obvious plant details, choose a subtle botanical ornament that matches the location, architecture, or atmosphere of the scene. 4. Only if no specific botanical clue exists, use a simple elegant neutral foliage design. The corner ornaments must not be photo cutouts. They should be stylized as graceful vintage botanical line-art / minimalist decorative illustrations inspired by the source photo. They should visually belong to the artwork, with a refined stationery-like feel. The left and right ornaments should match as a family, but they do not need to be perfectly mirrored. Use muted, understated tones such as soft olive, warm taupe, sage, beige-green, or light sepia. Keep them subtle so they support the composition rather than overpower it. BOTTOM CENTER DECORATION: Place a small, elegant ornamental divider centered below the watercolor painting, between the two corner ornaments. It should be a thin horizontal decorative line with a tiny central flourish, botanical or geometric in spirit, subtle and symmetrical, using tones consistent with the corner ornaments. COMPOSITION: The watercolor painting should sit centrally on the page with generous negative space around it. The decorative corner ornaments should stay in the lower left and lower right corners, separate from the main painted scene. The overall result should feel balanced, premium, calm, and collectible. MOOD: Handmade watercolor travel print, elegant memory artwork, refined souvenir illustration, botanical paper keepsake. DO NOT: Do not create a hard rectangular photo frame. Do not create a collage. Do not add text, titles, labels, logos, or watermarks. Do not use random unrelated flowers or leaves. Do not make it cartoonish, oil-painted, 3D, or overly saturated. Do not replace the scene with a generic interpretation. Final result: a custom elegant watercolor print based specifically on the uploaded photo, with automatically derived botanical side ornaments inspired by the real plant forms in the image.