161What Dessert Is My Vibe?

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output one landscape A3 poster, 420 x 297 mm, aspect ratio 1.414:1. Use the largest supported resolution. Final print target: 4961x3508 pixels at 300dpi. Keep all text at least 10 mm inside the edges.

[Purpose]
Create ONE ready-to-share social result card asking "What Dessert Is My Vibe?". Use ONE attached personal face photo and the user's own mood description to choose ONE dessert as a playful metaphor. The output is one warm patisserie menu card: a small real portrait in an arched inset, one large illustrated dessert on a plate, one answer ribbon and one short personal line. A different owner can receive a different dessert, but the media, layout and illustration technique stay fixed. It is an imaginary visual match, never nutrition advice, an actual shop advertisement or an inference of real personality from facial anatomy.

[Scene and choose the answer]
Look at the attached person's visible expression and retain "【Visible feature】" only when actually present. The photograph overrides an inaccurate note. Use "【My chosen mood】" only as a self-described mood. Choose a familiar dessert with a distinct, readily drawn silhouette: a custard pudding, a small strawberry shortcake, a cream puff or a fruit tart. Choose exactly one; show no menu of candidates and no numerical compatibility score. Its drawn structure must agree with its ordinary English name. The sentence tone "【Line tone】" affects only the brief explanation and cannot change the layout. Do not infer health, gender, ancestry, age-related ability or private habits from the face.

[Attached photo]
The one face photograph is the identity reference, not a style selector. Keep the actual hairstyle, face shape, expression, complexion and any real glasses. Use a photographic portrait in one small arch, not an invented prettier stranger. The main dessert is a warm gouache illustration, never a photograph or a second human portrait. Keep the two treatments intentional: original portrait inset plus one painted patisserie object. Do not convert the card into a face-versus-dessert equal split or a decorative flower specimen page.

[Text layout]
Use an apricot-cream paper ground, dark cocoa ink and one muted cherry ribbon. Leave the upper 12% and lower 15% free of important lettering. At 12–27% set the exact large question "What Dessert Is My Vibe?" in rounded dark cocoa type, split over two natural lines only when necessary. At 29–45%, put the single small arched portrait near the upper left, no more than 23% of the canvas width. A single huge painted dessert on a plain oval plate fills the center-right and lower middle from 35–64%. At 67–74%, run one cherry-red horizontal answer ribbon with the selected English dessert name in large cream letters. At 76–80%, place ONE short personal explanation, no more than one readable line. The question, chosen dessert name and explanation are the only visible words. The explanation must not repeat the name or claim a tested diagnosis.

[Style and visual hierarchy]
One tactile gouache painting with visible broad brush edges, matte cream shading and a restrained pastry-shop warmth. Give the dessert natural volume: a pudding has a domed custard body and a thin caramel cap; a cake has airy sponge and soft cream layers; a cream puff has an irregular rounded shell; a tart has a real cup-shaped crust holding fruit. Avoid flat bread, net-like crumb, plastic cream, identical cloned fruit, cubic food or aggressive neon. The illustration is charming and appetizing; the question and answer remain legible in a small list tile. Use generous space between the arch, plate and answer instead of packing in labels. Finish with soft side light, slight paper tooth and clear, clean letterforms.

[Text rules and delivery]
Resolve automatic copy controls before drawing; their literal input is not artwork. Render only the specified visible words, with natural spelling and strong contrast. Never print field labels, instruction headings, quotation marks, language labels or your reasoning. Match every supplied name and number character by character. Do not fabricate a date, discount, award, availability, biography, health benefit, personality diagnosis, quotation attribution or advertising condition. Keep decorative marks separate from legible letters. The fixed style and composition are part of this card; user inputs change its personal content only. Deliver exactly ONE complete raster image in this response. Do not run code, offer alternatives, produce separate pages, ask the user to type next, or require cutting and assembling the result. No device mockup, browser interface, watermark, publisher logo or branded character. Use the requested output aspect ratio and finish all content within that one canvas.