Portrait poster perler bead keychain design

Please turn each portrait photo I upload into an independent high-end design poster, outputting each photo separately without stitching multiple images together.

The overall composition uses a 3:4 vertical layout, setting clear upper and lower contrast areas. The top and bottom proportions are roughly balanced, with a clear and clean horizontal boundary in the middle, but the original photo must not be stretched or distorted.

The upper part faithfully preserves the original portrait, accurately maintaining the person's identity, facial features, expressions, hairstyle, clothing, posture, gestures, personal items, environment, lighting, and original color relationships, only adding slight editorial photographic color grading and very fine film grain. The person must not be redrawn or their identity changed.

The lower part summarizes the person's most recognizable hairstyle, main clothing colors, posture, and two to four key objects from the photo into a single-outline physical Perler bead travel keychain.

The Perler bead work must be composed cell-by-cell from a large number of cylindrical plastic beads with central holes. Clearly represent the hole in each bead, the highlight on the plastic surface, thermal melting connections, slightly fused edges, black or dark bead outlines, and the thickness of the real object. It must look like a truly completed handmade Perler bead physical object, rather than digital pixel art, a printed pattern, or a flat sticker.

Retain the person's instantly recognizable hairstyle, face direction, clothing color blocks, posture, and representative objects, but compress details so that the person and objects form a complete, clean, die-cuttable keychain outline. Use a limited palette of 7–12 bead colors extracted from the original photo.

The Perler bead keychain occupies about 52%–72% of the width of the lower part, held, gripped, or lightly pinched by a real natural hand, presenting a believable hand-held scale. The background is a real environment with shallow depth of field, retaining at least 30% continuous low-information negative space. Only one Perler bead work can appear in each image; do not make it into a multi-piece set or display rack.

Text must not be printed inside the Perler bead keychain. Generate a short English title based on the photo, paired with “BEAD EDITION 01” and a short observation text, placed in the quiet peripheral background. The font uses clear small pixel fonts or restrained print fonts and must be completely readable.

Overall, it has the texture of a combination of handmade souvenirs, physical collectible photography, and modern editorial design, being compact, vivid, real, and touchable, while retaining the character of the original person.

Avoid digital pixel illustrations, flat stickers, brand logos, crochet textures, squares without holes, fake hands, multiple keychains, gibberish, author names, QR codes, and watermarks.