Use the image I've attached. Recreate it as a finished counted cross-stitch piece on white 14-count Aida cloth, keeping the same subject, pose and composition. If there are people or pets in it, keep them recognizable through their face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, glasses, markings and clothing colors, simplified to the stitch grid. Stitches: every stitch a small X of cotton floss on a regular square grid, so curves become gentle steps; a limited palette of about 15 floss colors, with shading in two or three stepped tones instead of blends; fine dark backstitch outlines around the main shapes and features like eyes; bare cloth in the background, with its grid of holes visible; a simple stitched border of small hearts or diamonds. Show the thread's soft sheen and slight fuzz and a few slightly uneven stitches, and keep every stitch aligned to the grid, so the design could be counted from the picture. Present it flat in a simple square wooden frame. Avoid satin stitches, painted areas and a flat digital pixel look. No stitched letters, text or watermark. Format: {{aspect_ratio}}.