081Birthday Caricature Card

Create exactly ONE finished vertical 2:3 birthday caricature greeting image from the real photograph of the recipient attached in this SAME message. Return the shareable image itself now.
Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

Recipient name: 【Recipient name】
Favorite object: 【Favorite object】
Birthday message: 【Birthday message】

Draw one large half-body or three-quarter-length portrait of the photographed person, with a warm natural expression. Preserve their recognizable eyes, nose, mouth, face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, glasses, facial hair, and disability aids. Gentle emphasis on a smile or hairstyle is fine; do not mock, age, beautify, or replace the person. Include exactly ONE "【Favorite object】" near the portrait, held only if it fits the pose. A few light confetti strokes or one ribbon may add a celebratory touch. Do not invent a party, cake, companions, job, age, date, relationship, or personal history. If no photo is attached, ask for one instead of inventing a recipient. If the photo has several people and the recipient is unclear, ask for a solo photo.

Print the headline "Happy Birthday, 【Recipient name】!" once in a clear area below the top 15% of the page. Print "【Birthday message】" once around the middle to lower part of the card, ending above the bottom 20%. If the message is "Choose for me", write one original, warm English line of no more than eight words without inventing facts or repeating the headline; never print "Choose for me". If a message was entered, copy it exactly. Keep words away from the face, hands, and object. Do not print field names, the object's label, an age, date, signature, or extra slogan.

Use original hand-drawn pencil-and-ink contours, soft gouache color, natural paper texture, coherent lighting, and legible lettering. Make the recognizable person the focus, followed by the birthday headline and personal message. The result is the complete greeting image, not a card lying on a table or a phone mockup. One person, one object, one message, one image. No copied artist or franchise style, generic face, cruel exaggeration, extra fingers, repeated objects, collage, second page, code, watermark, or explanation.