Use the image I've attached. Repaint it as a loose, luminous watercolor on cold-press paper, keeping the same subject, pose and composition. If there are people in it, keep their faces, skin tones, hairstyles and expressions recognizably theirs. Technique: transparent washes built up from light to dark, with the white of the paper left bare for every highlight; wet-in-wet blooms and soft bleeding edges in the sky and background; crisper wet-on-dry edges only where the eye should land, such as eyes, hands or the main object; pigment granulating in the shadows and drying into darker rims at the edges of washes; a faint pencil underdrawing showing through in places. Keep the image's own colors, in a harmony of five or six pigments with cool shadows and warm light, and let the painting fade out unevenly into bare paper at the edges. Avoid black outlines, opaque or chalky paint, smooth digital gradients and overworked detail. No signature, text or watermark. Format: {{aspect_ratio}}.