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The Sea Remembered Her Eyes. Poetic Palette: warm cream paper, misted mint, sea glass, turquoise, oxidized teal, deep pine and charcoal green. Use the supplied base image as the primary and controlling visual reference. Reconstruct it as closely as possible. Match the original horizontal 16:9 composition, centered face, frontal gaze, short dark hair mass, turquoise wash placement, cream paper openings, cropped shoulders and unfinished painterly perimeter. Do not redesign the portrait or add new objects. Portray an adult East Asian woman in her late twenties from the upper chest upward. Place her face precisely near the center, surrounded by broad irregular teal brushwork. Keep both eyes open, level and directed toward the viewer, with luminous sea-green irises held inside deep charcoal lashes and softly smudged shadow. Her expression is still, alert and emotionally unreadable. Keep natural mature facial proportions, softly arched brows, a small straight nose, closed muted lips and subtle blush across the cheeks. Shape her dark teal-black hair as an asymmetrical loose bob or gathered mass, fuller across the upper right and tapering into broken strokes around the jaw. Let a few thin strands cross the forehead, but keep both eyes unobstructed. Suggest the neck and clothing through only a deep triangular pine-green wash below the chin. Allow the shoulders to emerge as broad watery mint shapes and then dissolve back into the paper. Recreate the base image’s balance of dense and empty passages: textured turquoise behind the head, darker blue-green at the upper left and upper right, pale washes around the shoulders, and exposed warm cream paper along the lower and outer edges. Include blocky dry-brush rectangles, lifted pigment, translucent overlaps, small drips, granulation, scraped gaps and deckled-looking interruptions. Preserve the visual simplicity and do not add jewelry, scenery, flowers, hands or decorative motifs. Render on rough cold-press watercolor paper using transparent wash, dry brush, diluted ink and faint print-transfer texture. Keep the portrait painterly and slightly weathered, never glossy, photographic or digitally airbrushed. FineArt. EmmAI Fragile Vision. No text, lettering, calligraphy, symbols, logos or watermarks, except for the required signature and its tiny leaf. Add the small, clearly legible handwritten signature "Emma Leila" followed by one tiny hand-drawn autumn maple leaf at the bottom right in muted teal. Keep both safely inside the artwork. Soul Line: The sea left its color in her eyes, then quietly withdrew.
