Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print — Japanese Art Style

Transform this photo into a traditional JAPANESE UKIYO-E WOODBLOCK PRINT.

**Scene/person shown**: [describe what's in the photo]

Ukiyo-e characteristics:
- Flat areas of color with no gradation (woodblock printing constraint)
- Bold, flowing outlines (sumi ink black lines of varying thickness)
- No perspective shading — depth through layering and overlap
- Limited color palette (5-7 colors maximum, historically limited by woodblock process)

Traditional color palette:
- Indigo blue (ai-iro)
- Vermillion red (beni)
- Ochre yellow (ki-iro)
- Sage green (matsu-iro)
- Black ink (sumi)
- Cream/ivory paper tone (washi)

If portrait (bijin-ga style):
- Elegant, elongated face and neck
- Stylized hair in traditional arrangement (or modern adaptation)
- Kimono-inspired clothing with detailed fabric patterns
- Graceful hand positioning
- Expression: serene, contemplative

If landscape (fukei-ga style):
- Mount Fuji or dramatic mountains visible
- Water rendered in the iconic wave/ripple pattern
- Cloud/wind patterns (the swirling comma-shaped clouds)
- Trees with distinctive ukiyo-e brushwork

Print authenticity:
- Visible wood grain texture in flat color areas
- Slight misregistration between colors (hand-printing imperfection)
- Washi paper texture visible
- Red seal stamp (hanko) in corner
- Japanese calligraphy title cartouche

Reference: Hokusai, Hiroshige, Utamaro, Kuniyoshi

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