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Transform the uploaded photograph into a professional, print-ready **BLACK-AND-WHITE PAINT-BY-NUMBERS COLORING PAGE**. Use the uploaded photograph as the ONLY reference. Preserve the original image as accurately as possible. ### 1. Preserve the Original Photograph - Keep the exact original composition, people, animals, objects, background, positions, proportions, clothing, and facial features. - Do NOT add, remove, replace, move, or invent any objects. - Do NOT change the appearance, identity, expressions, or poses of the subjects. - Simplify only unnecessary tiny details without changing the original scene. ### 2. Completely Uncolored Illustration The main illustration MUST remain 100% black and white. - Every coloring region must be pure white (#FFFFFF). - All outlines and numbers must be solid black (#000000). - NEVER fill any part of the main illustration with color. - No gray, shading, gradients, shadows, textures, or pre-colored areas. - The color palette at the bottom is the ONLY place where colors are allowed. ### 3. Coloring Regions Divide the illustration into clearly enclosed areas. - Use clean, continuous black outlines. - Create large and medium-sized regions suitable for painting. - Avoid tiny fragments and unnecessary divisions. - Simplify small details, textures, hair strands, and fabric patterns. - Preserve important features and recognizable details. - Every coloring region must be clearly separated and completely white. ### 4. STRICT NUMBERING SYSTEM — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT Number accuracy and readability are essential. - Assign each color a unique integer, starting from 1. - Use numbers consecutively without skipping numbers. - Each number must represent ONE specific color only. - The same color must ALWAYS have the same number throughout the entire illustration. - NEVER use different numbers for identical colors. - NEVER assign the same number to different colors. - Place exactly one number inside each coloring region. - Every region must contain a number. No missing numbers in coloring areas. - Numbers must be correctly written, complete, and easy to recognize. - Use clear, standard Arabic numerals: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc. - Do not use Roman numerals, letters, symbols, decimals, or handwritten-style numbers. - Keep numbers upright, not rotated or distorted. - Use a consistent, simple, readable font. - Numbers must be black, clearly visible, and small enough to fit inside their regions. - Place each number near the center of its region. - Never place numbers on outlines, outside regions, or over important facial features. - If several adjacent regions have the same color, they must use the same number. **IMPORTANT:** Prioritize correct and readable numbering over decorative details. Never generate random, incomplete, distorted, or invented digits. ### 5. Color Palette — Exact Number Matching Create a separate, clearly organized color legend at the bottom of the page. Each palette entry must contain: - One solid color swatch. - One clearly readable black number. - An exact correspondence between the number and its color in the illustration. Requirements: - Use approximately 15–25 colors, depending on the photograph. - Match the original photograph's actual colors as closely as possible. - Preserve natural skin tones, hair colors, clothing colors, and background colors. - List numbers in ascending order: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc. - Do not skip numbers or duplicate palette entries. - Every number used in the illustration must appear exactly once in the palette. - The same number must never represent different shades. ### 6. Simplification and Difficulty Designed for easy painting. - Use large and medium-sized coloring regions. - Avoid tiny areas that are difficult to paint. - Do not overcomplicate faces, hair, clothing, or backgrounds. - Maintain the original composition and recognizable details. ### 7. Print-Ready Layout - Vertical A4 format. - High-resolution, print-ready quality. - Clean white background. - Black outlines and black numbers in the main illustration. - Color swatches ONLY in the separate palette. - Sufficient white margins. - No unnecessary titles, decorations, watermarks, or logos. ### 8. FINAL NUMBERING VALIDATION — MANDATORY Before completing the image, carefully verify the entire numbering system: 1. Check every individual coloring region. 2. Make sure each region contains exactly one readable number. 3. Verify that no numbers are missing, duplicated incorrectly, distorted, or illegible. 4. Check that identical colors use identical numbers everywhere. 5. Check that every number corresponds to exactly one color in the palette. 6. Verify that all palette numbers are sequential and complete. 7. Ensure that no colored areas appear in the main illustration. **FINAL RESULT:** A completely uncolored black-and-white paint-by-numbers page, faithfully reproducing the uploaded photograph, with clearly enclosed white regions, accurate and readable numbers, and a perfectly matching color palette. The image must be ready for printing and manual painting. Do not produce a partially colored illustration.