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Sunlit Cafe Popsicle Portrait

Sunlit Cafe Popsicle Portrait

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Create a warm, photorealistic lifestyle portrait of a young East Asian woman named {argument name="character name" default="Half Done"} sitting sideways on a wooden chair at a wooden table in a softly lit cafe or sunroom. She has long dark brown to black hair in two loose braids, wispy straight bangs, fair skin, round thin metal eyeglasses, large natural eyes, and a gentle smiling expression as she looks directly at the viewer. She is holding a pale yellow popsicle in one hand near her mouth, with her other arm relaxed on the tabletop. Her outfit is a loose oversized {argument name="shirt color" default="white"} T-shirt with a subtle pastel graphic on the chest and light sage green shorts. The composition is a vertical 3:4 portrait, waist-to-knees framing, with her seated at the right side of the table and her legs angled toward the lower left. The setting includes exactly 5 main visible furniture and decor elements: a wooden table, a wooden chair, a softly blurred window on the left, a leafy green houseplant near the window, and shelves or kitchenware in the background. Use golden-hour sunlight streaming from the left, soft haze, shallow depth of field, creamy bokeh, realistic skin texture, delicate highlights on the glasses, natural shadows, and a calm nostalgic atmosphere. Add a small handwritten-style watermark reading {argument name="watermark text" default="HALF_DONE"} in the lower right corner. Avoid anime styling, exaggerated features, extra people, extra hands, distorted glasses, or cluttered text.

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