Dinheiro_feliz2026japao

Use the uploaded reference image — identity MUST remain 100% accurate. Preserve all facial characteristics: head shape, eyes, nose, mouth, beard, hair, expression, proportions — no alterations. The character must clearly be the same person from the photo, only transformed into a Japanese banknote portrait. Positive Prompt Create a hyper-detailed Japanese yen–style commemorative banknote, inspired by modern Bank of Japan notes, using the proportion of a real currency bill: 📏 Aspect ratio close to 160:76 (≈ 2.1:1, horizontal format), similar to current high-denomination yen notes. ​ Engraved etching portrait of the same person from the photo, positioned slightly left, wearing a suit, in the traditional intaglio engraving style used on Japanese banknotes: extremely fine lines, dots and cross‑hatching, with a sculptural, realistic look. ​ Style: official Bank of Japan–style currency print — Ultrafine-line printing and intricate guilloché patterns framing the portrait and filling the background. ​ Microprinting bands, subtle number patterns and anti‑counterfeit textures. Suggested hologram area, watermark zone and tactile marks in positions reminiscent of modern Japanese notes, without copying any exact real design. ​ Ornamental medallions and cartouches for value and text, with discreet traditional Japanese decorative influences (waves, floral and geometric motifs). Custom New Year denomination and text: Use “2026” as the main face value of the note: A large, central engraved “2026” treated as if it were the denomination. Smaller “2026” numerals in the corners or near the borders, in the same typographic style as real yen denominations. ​ Integrate the Japanese New Year greeting “明けましておめでとうございます 2026年” somewhere on the front of the note, in elegant, engraved-style Japanese typography: Place it inside an ornamental ribbon, cartouche or decorative band near the portrait or below the main value. The text must look printed as part of the official design, not like a modern overlay. Japan-inspired color palette: Soft brown‑green or yellow‑green base with subtle blue or purple accents, combined with a warm off‑white paper tone, echoing current yen note aesthetics. ​ High-contrast engraved lines with fine detail and smooth tonal transitions created by line density, not airbrush. Negative Prompt No caricature or cartoon deformation. No distortion of face. No exaggerated objects or clutter outside of a proper Japanese banknote layout. No photo blending — entire image must look like an engraved/printed yen note, not a photo collage.