Watercolor Tennis Editorial – Hand-Painted Sports Portrait

Use the uploaded reference image as the primary visual reference and recreate it as closely as possible. Preserve the exact overall composition, vertical portrait framing, camera angle, subject placement, pose, proportions, hairstyle, facial expression, clothing, tennis racket position, and dynamic gesture from the reference.Create a stylized hand-painted editorial sports illustration of a young female tennis player in a black athletic shirt, shown from approximately the waist/chest up in a three-quarter side profile, looking toward the right. She has long dark hair tied in a ponytail with loose strands around her face. Preserve the natural facial proportions and confident, focused expression.The tennis racket should remain prominently visible in the foreground, with realistic strings and perspective. Keep the player's arms, hands, racket, shoulders, and body positioning consistent with the reference.Visual style: sophisticated watercolor and ink illustration, expressive black ink outlines, loose dry-brush strokes, subtle pencil/sketch marks, realistic yet painterly face and skin, textured brushwork, layered watercolor washes, energetic sports-poster aesthetic. White/off-white paper background with scattered abstract paint splashes, rough brush marks, sketchy stars, arrows, crowns, and handwritten motivational annotations around the subject.Maintain the same color palette: predominantly black, charcoal, warm beige/skin tones, muted gray, with small accents of pink, pale blue, lime green, and red. Preserve the rough handmade paper texture and imperfect ink marks.The final image should look like a premium hand-drawn fashion/sports magazine illustration, not a photograph and not a clean digital cartoon. Keep the artwork energetic, spontaneous, artistic, and highly detailed while maintaining the exact visual hierarchy and composition of the reference.Most important: use the uploaded reference as the source of truth. Do not redesign the composition or change the subject’s pose. Reproduce the reference image’s visual structure as closely as possible.Negative prompt photorealistic photograph, 3D render, CGI, anime, cartoon, overly clean vector art, plastic skin, altered pose, different camera angle, different hairstyle, different clothing, extra fingers, malformed hands, distorted racket, duplicated limbs, incorrect anatomy, excessive saturation, generic background, blurry face, low detail, symmetrical frontal pose, full-body composition, cropped head, excessive text, random typography