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**Edit my uploaded photo into a refined Women in AI Prague editorial portrait or group portrait, depending on how many people are present in the source image.**

### IDENTITY AND GROUP COMPOSITION ARE THE PRIORITY

First, preserve the **exact number of people visible in the uploaded photograph**.

- If the source contains one person, create a single-person editorial portrait.
- If the source contains two or more people, create a cohesive editorial group portrait containing all of them.

Keep **every person clearly recognizable as the same individual from the uploaded photograph**.

Preserve each person's:

- real facial proportions
- approximate age
- hairstyle and hair length
- expression
- distinctive facial features
- body orientation
- overall character

Do not remove, replace, merge, duplicate or invent people.

Do not make different people look alike.

Do not beautify them, make them younger, change their faces, enlarge their eyes, reshape their lips or create generic idealized women.

Preserve the natural relationships, relative positions, body orientation and interaction between the people in the original photograph whenever possible. Small repositioning, tighter grouping or cropping is allowed only when necessary to create a strong vertical editorial composition.

Preserve the natural viewing angle and emotional character of the original photograph rather than reconstructing the subjects into artificial studio poses.

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### VISUAL STYLE

Transform the photograph into the **Women in AI Prague — Geometric Graphite Constructivist Portrait** visual style.

Create a sophisticated editorial portrait combining:

- refined graphite pencil drawing
- soft charcoal shading
- subtle airbrush shadows
- fine etched texture
- visible cream paper grain
- Bauhaus-inspired geometry
- Art Deco facial stylization
- delicate architectural construction lines
- controlled imperfection

Keep every face human, soft and recognizable while allowing selected areas around the hair, shoulders, clothing and background to dissolve into geometric construction.

If multiple people are present, **treat them as one shared editorial composition**, not as separate headshots.

Geometric elements may connect, frame or move behind the group, but must never:

- obscure faces
- divide people into artificial separate portraits
- interfere with identity
- visually isolate one person unless that hierarchy already exists naturally in the source image

All people should feel stylistically consistent and clearly part of the same illustration.

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### BACKGROUND AND GEOMETRIC SYSTEM

Use a warm cream paper background:

**#F8F4EE**

Maintain generous editorial negative space.

Introduce only a few carefully composed geometric elements:

- one partial circle, semicircle or arc intersecting the composition
- one cropped architectural plane
- several very thin grey construction lines
- faint drafting marks
- two or three tiny black dot accents

For group portraits, adapt the geometry to the overall silhouette of the group rather than placing a separate geometric system behind each individual.

Keep the composition restrained, architectural and editorial.

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### MONOCHROME HUMAN PORTRAIT

All human subjects must remain essentially monochrome.

Render every person's:

- face
- skin
- eyes
- lips
- neck
- visible facial features
- hair

only in:

- warm ivory paper tones
- graphite grey
- charcoal
- near-black

Do **not** preserve or introduce natural photographic skin color.

Do not add:

- pink
- peach
- coral
- plum
- lavender
- brown
- or any other chromatic tinting

to faces or skin.

Do not colorize:

- lips
- cheeks
- eyelids
- eyes

The human subjects must read as **graphite-and-charcoal editorial drawings on cream paper**, not as color photographs with an artistic filter.

Hair should also remain predominantly graphite, charcoal and neutral dark tones rather than photographic brown coloration.

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### BRAND ACCENT COLORS

Use Women in AI Prague accent colors only as restrained translucent graphic accents:

- deep plum violet **#3E223E**
- soft lavender **#E0D6E8**
- optionally one very small coral accent **#DC6E6E**

Use these colors only inside:

- abstract geometric shapes
- architectural planes
- dots
- background annotations

Colored geometry may intersect the overall silhouette compositionally, but the color must **not tint, overlay or bleed onto skin, facial features or hair**.

Think of the image as two distinct layers:

**Layer 1 — Human portrait:**\
ivory paper, graphite, charcoal and near-black only.

**Layer 2 — Graphic system:**\
restrained plum, lavender and optional coral geometry.

Every face must remain visually neutral even where colored shapes pass behind it.

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### AUTHENTICITY

Preserve natural skin texture and signs of age.

Keep expressions authentic to the source photograph.

Do not force everyone into the same expression.

Maintain the individual personality of each person while creating a cohesive overall visual language.

The emotional tone may communicate:

- quiet confidence
- curiosity
- strategic focus
- intelligence
- connection
- quiet joy

but should always remain grounded in the original photograph.

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### COMPOSITION

Create a **vertical 4:5 portrait suitable for LinkedIn, 1080 × 1350 px**.

Adapt the composition intelligently to the number of people:

**One person:**\
Use an asymmetrical editorial portrait composition.

**Two people:**\
Create a balanced but non-symmetrical paired portrait while preserving their natural relationship and relative scale.

**Three or more people:**\
Create a cohesive editorial group composition while keeping every face clearly visible and recognizable.

Do not crop out any person from the original group unless absolutely unavoidable.

Prioritize:

1. identity
2. faces
3. relationships between people
4. natural group composition
5. graphic design

over decorative geometry.

Do not arbitrarily select one person as more important than the others unless the source photograph already has a clear natural hierarchy.

Let some graphite strokes and geometric construction extend beyond the human silhouettes into the surrounding negative space.

Keep the composition elegant, airy and editorial.

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### BRAND SIGNATURE

Include the exact text:

**“Women in AI · Prague”**

Place it as a small, refined editorial signature, **not as a headline**.

Preferred placement:

- bottom-right corner
- if that disrupts the composition, use the top-left corner

Style the text with elegant editorial serif typography.

Use:

- **“Women in AI ·”** in deep plum **#3E223E**
- **“Prague”** in muted coral **#DC6E6E**

“Prague” may be slightly italic.

Keep the signature:

- small
- understated
- visually secondary to the portrait
- integrated naturally into the composition

Do not use:

- a badge
- a box
- a banner
- heavy decoration

Do not add any other text.

The final image should feel like a **personal or group editorial portrait created inside the Women in AI Prague visual universe**, not like a generic AI-generated avatar.

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## Negative prompt

Avoid:

photorealistic beauty retouching, generic AI portrait filters, stock photography aesthetics, glossy 3D rendering, cyberpunk neon, robots, holograms, circuit boards, glowing technology, generic AI clichés, saturated colors, colorful gradients, corporate flat vector style, anime, cartoon style, glamour photography, heavy makeup, influencer poses, forced posing, exaggerated smiling, empowerment-poster clichés, artificial symmetry, plastic skin, facial beautification, age reduction, distorted anatomy, altered identity, unnatural lips, extra facial features, decorative flowers, busy backgrounds, colored skin, skin-tone photography, pink cheeks, colored lips, brown photographic hair, peach skin tint, plum tint on face, lavender tint on face, coral tint on skin, color wash over portrait, partially colorized photograph, hand-tinted photography, photographic skin tones.

For photographs with multiple people also avoid:

missing people, removed people, additional people, invented people, duplicated people, duplicated faces, duplicated bodies, merged faces, blended identities, swapped facial features, people made to look identical, inconsistent portrait styles between subjects, one person rendered realistically while another is stylized, separate portrait panels, artificial individual headshots, arbitrary hierarchy, one person enlarged without reason, obscured faces, geometric shapes covering faces, cropped-out group members, distorted hands or limbs, duplicated limbs, reconstructed studio poses that destroy the natural relationship between people.

Do not add any text or logos other than the required small **“Women in AI · Prague”** signature.