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Use Image 1 as the MAIN CHARACTER REFERENCE and Image 2 ONLY as a HAIRSTYLE REFERENCE. Preserve the character from Image 1 as accurately as possible. Do not redesign his face or change his identity. His facial features, unusual proportions, freckles, mustache, eyes, nose, skin tone, expression, body, clothing and overall character must remain based on Image 1. HAIRSTYLE — Image 2 as reference Change only the hairstyle to match the shape, structure and silhouette of the hairstyle in Image 2: a very distinctive, slightly absurd, old-fashioned rounded bob haircut with straight, dense bangs and rounded hair volume on both sides of the head, creating an unusual bowl/bob silhouette around the face. The hairstyle should look intentionally awkward, eccentric, strange and highly recognizable. IMPORTANT: keep the hair completely BLACK / very dark natural black. Do not make it blonde, brown, red, copper or light. Preserve realistic individual hair strands, natural hair density and realistic hair texture. FACE — specific modification Keep the face from Image 1, but make the chin extremely small and barely visible. The lower face should transition almost directly from the jawline into the neck, creating the visual impression of almost no protruding chin. The jaw must not have a strong angular projection. Avoid a pronounced, elongated or prominent chin. Create a very short lower third of the face with an almost seamless transition from the jaw into the neck. Do not make the neck unnaturally thick. The effect must come from the unusually small/recessed chin and very short lower face, not from enlarging the neck. Keep all other distinctive facial characteristics from Image 1 unchanged: unusual proportions, long nose, deep expressive eyes, freckles, sparse mustache, subtle facial asymmetry and unconventional appearance. CAMERA ANGLE AND GAZE — CRITICAL The character must be positioned STRICTLY FRONT-FACING, in a true frontal portrait. His entire face and shoulders must be oriented directly toward the camera. No side angle, no three-quarter view, no profile and no turned head. He must look DIRECTLY INTO THE CAMERA LENS with a deep, intense and focused gaze. Both eyes must be clearly visible and looking straight at the viewer. The character must be centered in the frame, with a symmetrical frontal composition. Both sides of the face should be equally visible. Keep the natural facial asymmetry of the character, but the camera angle itself must be perfectly frontal. PHOTOGRAPHY / QUALITY Place the character on a perfectly clean white catalogue studio background / seamless white cyclorama. Professional high-end studio photography, extremely high resolution, ultra-photorealistic, exceptionally sharp facial details, realistic skin pores, natural skin texture, individual facial hairs, clearly defined freckles, realistic mustache hairs, detailed eyebrows, individual hair strands, realistic eyes and natural catchlights. Use the visual quality of a professional full-frame camera such as Sony Alpha or Canon EOS R5, high-end portrait lens, excellent dynamic range, precise focus, natural depth of field, soft professional studio lighting, clean highlights and realistic shadows. The final image must look like a real professionally photographed person, not an AI-generated character. Do not beautify the character. Do not make him conventionally handsome. Do not smooth or plasticize the skin. Do not alter his unusual appearance. Do not change his clothing, body proportions or character identity. Image 1 = character identity and base image. Image 2 = hairstyle reference only. FINAL RESULT: the exact same character from Image 1, with the hairstyle from Image 2 recreated in black, an almost nonexistent/recessed chin, a deep direct gaze, strictly front-facing and looking directly into the camera, centered composition, seamless pure white studio background, and extremely detailed professional photographic quality.