120What Flower Is My Vibe?

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.
Create exactly ONE finished vertical botanical social result card titled "What Flower Is My Vibe?" using ONE face photograph attached in this same message. This is a playful visual metaphor, not a scientific personality test or a birthday flower. Keep the photographed person's actual face, age impression, hairstyle, complexion and glasses. Retain "【Visible feature to keep】" only if visible in the photograph. Use "【A friend's first impression】" as a subjective mood hint, not a factual judgment. Select ONE recognizable common flower, such as camellia, cosmos, sunflower or iris. The flower drawing, answer name and explanation must agree.

Use one fixed herbarium page on warm ivory paper with forest-green ink and a restrained coral accent. Leave the top 12% and bottom 15% free of essential words. Place the large question at 17–25%. A SINGLE large hand-painted botanical stem and open flower fills the central width from 30–67%, like a pressed specimen. Tuck ONE recognizable portrait into a SMALL circular archival photo seal overlapping the lower-left stem around 57–66%. This is not a side-by-side comparison. At 68–77% add one broad forest-green answer ribbon with the flower name in large ivory English letters. Beneath it write ONE brief line explaining the playful match. "【Explanation tone】" affects only this line, never the layout or visual style. The question, flower name and line are the only printed words.

Paint natural petal layers, properly joined leaves, fine pencil contour and subtle paper texture. Keep the face recognizably close to the attached person. No extra flower species, bouquet, separate cards, percentages, scores, unsupported personality claims, logos, device mockup, app interface, watermark, code, crop instruction or second turn. Deliver only the finished image.