Midnight Royalty Celestial Embroidered Portrait Art

Using the uploaded photo, create a photorealistic embroidered head-and-shoulders portrait of the same person inside a circular dark wooden embroidery hoop, surrounded by celestial motifs stitched into midnight-blue linen. KEEP — Preserve the person's exact recognizable identity from the uploaded photo, including the original face shape, forehead proportions, facial width, eyebrow placement, eye shape and natural eye colour, nose bridge and tip, lips, cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, chin, ears and natural facial asymmetry. Retain the original skin tone, visible pores, natural skin texture, age characteristics, hairline, hair density, texture, colour and length, and facial hair outline and density where present. Preserve natural neck length, shoulder width and visible body proportions. Reproduce every facial feature using fine directional embroidery stitches rather than printing or painting the face onto the fabric. Do not replace the person with a generic model. CHANGE — Transform the portrait into dimensional textile artwork with dense midnight-blue linen, a dark walnut wooden hoop, antique-gold metallic thread and tiny champagne-gold accents. Dress the subject in a finely embroidered black or deep-navy high-neck garment with subtle gold stitching along the collar. Arrange a delicate golden crescent moon above one shoulder, small embroidered stars around the head and fine celestial orbital lines across the open fabric. Keep the decorations away from the eyes, nose and mouth. Use raised satin stitches, split stitches and short directional threadwork to shape the hair, facial details and clothing. SCENE — Place the finished hoop against a softly blurred charcoal-brown studio background. The linen must show a visible woven structure, individual thread fibres and slight natural tension within the circular frame. Position the metal tightening screw at the top of the hoop, with realistic wood grain and no extra decorative lettering. LIGHT — Use a large, warm-neutral softbox above and to the left of the camera, with gentle frontal fill to keep both eyes and the facial structure evenly readable. Let soft side shadows reveal the raised gold stitches without obscuring facial details. CAMERA — Photograph the hoop straight-on at eye level using a 90mm macro lens at f/5.6. Keep the embroidered face, nearby stars and wooden grain sharply focused, with the background falling softly out of focus. GRADE — Use deep navy shadows, restrained antique-gold highlights, neutral skin-colour interpretation through thread tones and moderate contrast. Avoid excessive saturation or artificial metallic shine. OUTPUT — Create a vertical 4:5 composition at 2048 × 2560 pixels, with the complete hoop visible, realistic textile depth and crisp individual stitches. DO NOT slim the face, whiten the skin, change eye colour, smooth the face into plastic, alter facial proportions, invent jewellery or tattoos, add extra people, cover facial features with celestial motifs, or render the embroidery as flat printed artwork.