Fusion-Bead Pixel Travel Charm Portrait Poster

Transform each portrait photo I upload into a standalone premium design poster, one photo per output, no multi-image collage. Use a 3:4 vertical composition with clear upper and lower contrast zones. The upper and lower areas should be roughly balanced, with a clean, defined horizontal divider in the middle, but do not stretch or distort the original photo. The upper half faithfully preserves the original portrait, accurately maintaining the person's identity, facial features, expression, hairstyle, clothing, pose, gestures, personal items, environment, lighting, and original color relationships, with only light editorial color grading and ultra-fine film grain added. Do not redraw the person or alter their identity. The lower half condenses the most recognizable hairstyle, dominant clothing color, pose, and two to four key items from the photo into a single solid-outline bead sprite travel charm. The bead sprite must be constructed from numerous cylindrical plastic fuse beads with central holes, arranged grid by grid. Clearly show each bead's hole, plastic surface highlights, heat-fused connections, slightly melted edges, black or dark bead outlines, and real object thickness. It must look like an actual handmade fuse bead object, not a digital pixel illustration, printed pattern, or flat sticker. Retain the instantly recognizable hairstyle, face direction, clothing color blocks, pose, and signature items, but compress details so the figure and items form one complete, clean, die-cut charm silhouette. Use 7 - 12 limited bead colors extracted from the original photo. The bead charm occupies about 52% - 72% of the lower half's width, held, pinched, or gently gripped by one realistic natural hand, showing a believable handheld scale. The background is a real environment with shallow depth of field, preserving at least 30% continuous low-information negative space. Only one bead piece may appear per frame; no multi-piece sets or display stands. Text must not be printed inside the bead charm. Generate a short English title based on the photo, paired with "BEAD EDITION 01" and a brief observational caption, placed in the quiet outer background. Use a clear small pixel font or restrained printed typeface, fully legible. The overall feel combines handmade keepsake, physical collectible photography, and modern editorial design - compact, vivid, real, and tactile, while preserving the original person's character. Avoid digital pixel illustration, flat stickers, brand logos, crochet texture, squares without holes, fake hands, multiple charms, garbled text, author names, QR codes, and watermarks.