Antique Graphite Engraving Portrait from Your Photo

Using the uploaded photo, create a traditional black-and-white graphite engraving portrait of the same person, presented on aged ivory drawing paper inside a vintage artist's portfolio, with intricate hand-drawn ornamentation and authentic engraving techniques. KEEP — Preserve the subject's exact facial identity, forehead proportions, eyebrow placement, eye shape and original eye colour, nose bridge and tip, lip shape, cheekbones, jawline, chin, ears, facial width, and natural asymmetry. Retain the original skin tone through accurate grayscale values, natural skin texture, authentic age, and recognizable expression. Preserve the original hairline, hair density, texture, colour translated into graphite, and hairstyle. Keep visible facial hair consistent with the uploaded photo. Maintain the subject's natural head-to-body proportions without slimming or reshaping the face. CHANGE — Replace the original pose with a composed three-quarter upper-body portrait. Dress the subject in elegant vintage formal clothing featuring a structured dark velvet jacket, a finely textured ivory shirt, and a detailed high collar. Add an ornate hand-drawn engraving frame around the head and shoulders, using symmetrical scrollwork and fine decorative lines. SCENE — Place the finished drawing on thick, aged ivory paper inside an open vintage artist's portfolio resting on a weathered walnut desk. Include a graphite pencil, a small rectangular eraser, curled wooden shavings, and subtle graphite dust. Keep the ornamental frame behind the portrait rather than across the face. LIGHT — Use soft natural daylight from the upper left, approximately 5000K, producing gentle shadows along the paper edges, pencil, and portfolio. Translate facial illumination into consistent graphite highlights and shadows. CAMERA — Photograph the physical artwork from a slightly elevated 45-degree overhead angle using a 50mm lens at f/5.6. Keep the portrait, engraving lines, paper fibres, and nearby drawing tools sharply defined. GRADE — Keep the portrait strictly monochromatic, using charcoal black, layered mid-gray, and untouched ivory highlights. Apply fine parallel hatching, dense cross-hatching, delicate stippling, and precise contour lines. Preserve the warm paper and natural walnut desk tones without introducing colour into the drawing. OUTPUT — Vertical 4:5 aspect ratio, 4K resolution, realistic physical sketchbook photography, detailed engraving craftsmanship, and natural perspective. DO NOT slim the face, whiten the skin, change eye colour, alter the hairline, erase natural marks, smooth skin into plastic, invent jewellery or tattoos, introduce facial asymmetry that is absent from the reference, add extra fingers, use digital painting effects, place text over the artwork, or add watermarks.