164My Photo in a Storybook Street

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 complete pastel storybook street illustration from ONE personal photo showing the owner and their dog together. The owner shares a tender imaginary walking scene on Instagram or Threads. It is a landscape-led illustration with one recognizable person and one recognizable pet in its foreground, not a real travel photograph, a dog-only book cover, a Japanese festival scene, a character lineup, a sticker sheet, a figurine or several comic panels. The fixed combination is pastel storybook painting times one winding European-style fantasy street, with the same two subjects from the attached image. Draw one final canvas now.

[Attached photo and identity]
Use the ONE attached photo as the identity reference for BOTH the owner and dog. Preserve the person's age appearance, face shape, hair texture, complexion and any glasses. Preserve the dog's actual coat color, ears, muzzle, size relative to its owner and recognizable markings. Do not turn every pet into a large white dog and do not replace the owner with a generic girl. The source should contain exactly one intended owner and one dog. Adapt them into the one fixed painted style, with gentle simplification that still allows the owner to recognize both. Avoid invented special costumes, a famous animated character, breed claims or a change from a dog into another species.

[One fixed scene and perspective]
A broad cobbled lane bends from the lower foreground toward a soft sunset vanishing point in the upper center. Small cream and blush-pink buildings flank it; rounded doors, simple flower boxes, muted lavender roof edges and a few amber street lanterns create depth. The place is ORIGINAL and FICTIONAL; no landmark, actual shop sign, flag or recognizable film set. Keep the street and sky as the dominant visual area, at least 60% of the canvas. The person walks in the lower-left foreground and the dog walks beside them to the lower right. Keep both whole bodies visible, with natural foot and paw contact on the same cobbles. One relaxed arm holds a single loose leash connected logically to a simple dog harness. Show one person, one dog with an empty gentle street behind them. No extra pet or foreground human.

[Expression and personal words]
Person expression input: "【My expression】". If it is "Choose for me", preserve the source expression with a gentle relaxed look. Other choices affect only the owner's face, not pose, scene, dog identity, layout or painting technique. Never render this control as visible words. Sentence input: "【Walk sentence】". If it is "Choose for me", render exactly "Every walk with you is a story"; otherwise use the owner's line exactly. This is the only main sentence. Do not add a quotation author, date, itinerary, town name or claim the person really visited this place.
Optional owner name: render "【My name】" once as a small readable pencil signature at 80–83%, only if supplied.

[Text layout and hierarchy]
Leave the top12% and bottom15% free of important text. Reserve a clean pale-peach sky opening at 17–28% for the main sentence in LARGE dark-blue soft pencil handwriting. Use at most two natural lines, with letters thick enough to read on a phone. Do not turn handwriting into tiny scratch marks or ornate calligraphy. The lane's bend and distant roofs occupy 30–56%; the owner occupies 38–89% and the dog 62–90%, remaining distinct against the street. The sentence stays clear of heads and lanterns. There is no title badge, answer ribbon, border, empty panel, photo inset or separate caption strip. The complete painted scene itself is the result.

[Style, light and texture]
One consistent pastel storybook illustration: translucent watercolor atmosphere, soft pencil contours, gentle cream-and-rose buildings, pale apricot sunset and restrained slate-blue shadows. Keep volume without photo-real skin or plastic 3D. Use warm evening light and modest paper grain. Draw plausible hands, one connected leash, four dog legs with sensible joints, two owner feet grounded on the lane and believable building perspective. Small flowers must not become a repeated copied pattern. Preserve the pet's unique markings within the soft palette. Use detail in the lane and buildings while keeping the sentence and foreground subjects visually clear. No franchise names, artist signatures, brand packaging or reproductions of reference artwork.

[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.