014내 사진 퍼스널컬러 진단 카드

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Use the one attached photo as the required visual reference.
Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Create one polished Korean personal-color sharing card for "【이름】" based on the attached photo and the selected value "【진단 결과】". This is a practical style-reference card for choosing clothes and lip colors, and a light, shareable social-media card. It is not a medical, dermatological, or scientific diagnosis. The finished card must contain exactly one season result, a six-swatch recommended palette, two color swatches to avoid, and one short explanatory sentence. Make the finished image immediately; do not return written analysis outside the card.

[Result selection logic]
If "【진단 결과】" is "봄 웜", "여름 쿨", "가을 웜", or "겨울 쿨", use that exact selected result and do not override it from the photo.
If "【진단 결과】" is "잘 모르겠음-사진 보고 정해 줘", look only at the visible overall harmony among skin appearance, natural-looking hair tone, and eye tone in the attached photo. Choose the single closest result among "봄 웜", "여름 쿨", "가을 웜", and "겨울 쿨". Do not mention undertone measurements, diseases, skin conditions, ethnicity, age, attractiveness, or certainty. Treat lighting and camera color as possible limitations, but do not print a disclaimer on the card. Never output "잘 모르겠음-사진 보고 정해 줘" as the result; it is an instruction to choose one of the four results.

[Color data]
Use ONLY the row matching the final result. Keep all Korean color names exactly as written and show the six recommended colors in the listed order. Show the two avoid colors in the listed order. Use the short explanation exactly as written.
- 봄 웜: recommended "살구", "코랄", "아이보리", "연두", "민트", "밝은 카멜"; avoid "먹색", "푸른 자주"; explanation "맑고 따뜻한 색이 얼굴빛을 생기 있게 보여 줘요"
- 여름 쿨: recommended "라벤더", "로즈 핑크", "하늘색", "민트", "연회색", "소프트 네이비"; avoid "주황", "황갈색"; explanation "부드럽고 서늘한 색이 차분한 인상을 살려 줘요"
- 가을 웜: recommended "테라코타", "카키", "머스터드", "올리브", "크림", "진한 카멜"; avoid "형광 분홍", "얼음 파랑"; explanation "깊고 따뜻한 색이 편안하고 또렷한 분위기를 만들어요"
- 겨울 쿨: recommended "선명한 빨강", "푸시아", "코발트 파랑", "에메랄드", "순백", "검정"; avoid "탁한 베이지", "연한 주황"; explanation "선명하고 차가운 색이 강한 대비와 깨끗한 인상을 살려 줘요"

[Scene]
Design an editorial color card that fits the canvas size above with a clean ivory-to-light-gray background and generous margins. Use the attached person as a respectful, recognizable head-and-shoulders portrait in a neat rounded-rectangle photo frame occupying the upper-left portion. Preserve the person's identity, facial proportions, hairstyle, and natural expression; make only subtle exposure and white-balance corrections. Do not retouch skin texture heavily and do not change facial features. Place the season result as the main headline beside the portrait. Below, build a precise palette area with six equal rounded-square color swatches in one row of three plus a second row of three, each labeled directly underneath with its exact Korean color name. Under that, create a smaller "피하면 아쉬운 색" area with two equal swatches and their names. Finish with the single explanation sentence in a softly tinted rounded panel. Use a restrained accent color drawn from the selected palette. The composition must look complete when shared without further editing.

[Attached photo]
The attached photo is mandatory and is the only person reference. Use one person only. If the selected result is one of the four seasons, use the photo for the portrait while following the chosen result. If the selected result is "잘 모르겠음-사진 보고 정해 줘", compare the visible skin, hair, and eye tones as they appear together and choose the closest of the four specified results before composing the card. Crop naturally around the head and shoulders. Keep glasses, bangs, freckles, moles, and other visible identity details when present. Do not copy the photo background; replace it with the card design. Do not infer private or sensitive traits from the face.

[Text layout]
Render these exact Korean strings and the chosen row values. Keep every text block well inside the safe area.
- 4-8%: "【이름】의 퍼스널컬러 카드" — small bold Korean sans-serif, dark charcoal, centered.
- 10-22%: attached portrait at left; at right a small label "나의 컬러" and the final result "봄 웜", "여름 쿨", "가을 웜", or "겨울 쿨" — the result is the largest text on the card.
- 25-29%: "잘 어울리는 색 6" — bold Korean sans-serif, left aligned.
- 31-58%: exactly six recommended swatches from the chosen row, arranged as a balanced 3-by-2 grid. Put each exact Korean color name directly below its swatch. No hexadecimal codes.
- 62-66%: "피하면 아쉬운 색 2" — bold Korean sans-serif, left aligned.
- 68-78%: exactly two avoid swatches from the chosen row, side by side. Put each exact Korean color name directly below its swatch.
- 82-91%: the chosen explanation sentence, exactly as supplied, centered in a lightly tinted rounded panel.
- 95-97%: "옷 · 립 고를 때 꺼내 보는 색 카드" — tiny Korean sans-serif, centered.

[Canvas adaptation]
The percentages in [Text layout] are for a vertical canvas. On a square or landscape canvas, keep the same reading order and content but rearrange: portrait and result on the left, the six swatches and two avoid swatches on the right. Keep every swatch and label large enough to read on a phone.

[Style]
Modern Korean beauty-editorial design without advertising. Crisp, friendly, personal, and highly legible on a phone. Use flat, faithful color swatches with enough separation from the background. Pair a rounded Korean sans-serif with one elegant but restrained Korean display face for the season result. Keep the portrait natural and the layout more like a useful saved reference than a cosmetic campaign. No brand styling, no product packaging, and no luxury-logo cues.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read: the person's final season result. Second: the six recommended color swatches and their names. Third: the two colors to avoid. Fourth: the one-line explanation. Last: the small title and footer. The portrait supports recognition but never overwhelms the palette. All eight swatches must be immediately countable and visually distinct.

[Lighting and texture]
Use soft neutral daylight and natural skin texture in the portrait. Correct a mild color cast only when needed; do not bleach, tan, smooth, reshape, or glamorize the face. Keep swatches flat and evenly lit so their hues remain useful. Add only a faint paper texture to the background. No glow, neon, lens flare, glossy product reflections, or heavy shadows.

[Text rules]
Render only the Korean strings defined in [Text layout], the final one of the four season names, the selected row's six recommended color names, two avoid color names, and its one explanation sentence. Render every Korean syllable with clean, complete strokes. Do not add English, numbers other than the fixed "6" and "2", hex codes, hashtags, emoji, scores, percentages, brand names, product names, technical skin terms, or extra advice. Never mix colors from different result rows. Never print the input phrase "잘 모르겠음-사진 보고 정해 줘". Preserve spaces and punctuation in the supplied Korean strings.

[Avoid]
medical or dermatological diagnosis language; claims of scientific certainty; skin-condition labels; beauty rankings; attractiveness judgments; ethnicity or age inference; cosmetic brand names; product names; logos; lipstick tubes; makeup packaging; shopping links; before-and-after comparisons; face reshaping; whitening; tanning; heavy skin smoothing; a different person; multiple people; duplicate swatches; more or fewer than six recommended swatches; more or fewer than two avoid swatches; colors from another season row; illegible Korean; misspelled color names; tiny labels; text over the face; clutter; neon glow; watermarks