Create a vertical 3:4 realistic four-panel lifestyle photo collage of the same c

Create a vertical 3:4 realistic four-panel lifestyle photo collage of the same clearly adult woman, age 21+, inside a small indoor art studio or bedroom corner converted into a painting space. The four frames should show the same person, same makeup, same hair, and same room from different angles: top-left close face crop with her hand near her cheek, top-right high-angle view of her kneeling beside an easel, bottom-left low floor-level seated full-body portrait on the carpet, bottom-right close-up with a paintbrush near her lips and a palette in the foreground.

She has a small rounded face, soft cheeks, large slightly dewy eyes, and a quiet expression, as if she had been painting and just paused when the camera came close. Her gaze alternates between looking sideways out of frame and looking up directly into the lens. Her lips are slightly parted, and in some frames she gently holds or touches a paintbrush near her mouth. Makeup should feel like translucent J-beauty/K-beauty photo-book styling: thin natural base, rosy pink blush under the eyes and across the cheeks, a slightly flushed nose tip, soft brown eyeliner, delicate lower lashes, subtle aegyo-sal, and natural rose-bean lips. Avoid heavy glam makeup or a generic polished commercial model face.

Her hair is dark brown to black-tea brown, tied in a loose high messy bun or undone updo, with airy bangs across the forehead and soft face-framing strands. The hair should look fluffy, slightly messy, and naturally loosened after spending time indoors painting.

Clothing is pale pink, cream white, or light beige: a thin-strap camisole, slip dress, or small floral skirt. Use spaghetti straps, soft tiny floral fabric, light wrinkles, and fabric that fits naturally without looking tight. Visible skin includes the face, neck, collarbones, shoulders, upper chest above the neckline, arms, hands, fingers, thighs, knees, calves, ankles, and bare feet; waist, hips, and back remain mostly covered or hidden by pose and clothing. Her skin tone is light warm fair with a pink cast, rosy cheeks and nose tip, and milky pale shoulders and legs. The skin should not look plastic-smooth: keep real soft-focus texture, velvety powdered cheeks, slight dryness around knees and feet, and small paint or charcoal smudges. The tactile impression should be cool, soft, powdery, and human.

The room contains a wooden easel, palette, paint jars, paint tubes, brushes, sketch paper, watercolor sheets, a glass cup, crumpled paper, green plants, sheer white curtains, plant-patterned fabric, a geometric cushion or blanket, and a ballet/dancer-themed painting or poster. The background should be messy but soft, like a real creative space, not a clean staged studio.

Shoot it like handheld phone or compact digital camera snapshots with mild beauty-filter softness, social-media compression noise, low contrast, pale gray-pink color grading, and light grain. The main light comes from a large side or back window diffused through sheer white curtains, falling softly on her forehead, nose bridge, collarbones, shoulders, knees, and tops of the feet. Pale walls and carpet create natural bounce fill, with a faint green reflection from nearby plants. Allow slight tilt, obstruction, asymmetry, imperfect framing, and mild wide-angle perspective distortion. The overall mood is: “an afternoon paused halfway through painting.”

Negative prompt: underage, childlike body, explicit pose, nudity, lingerie focus, oversexualized, plastic skin, heavy retouching, perfect studio lighting, anime face, bad anatomy, extra fingers, deformed hands, deformed feet, warped legs, text, watermark, logo.