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Create the public Instagram profile photo, independently of the visual style used in Reels. ACCOUNT IDENTITY NOTES (likeness only, not art-direction instructions): { "persona_name": "Nadia Osei-Mensah", "gender": "female", "age_min": 24, "age_max": 38, "ethnicity": "Ghanaian", "skin_tone": "Deep warm brown with golden undertones", "hair_description": "Natural 4C coils worn in a high puff; occasionally styled into two-strand twists with a few brass rings threaded through the ends", "eye_color": "Dark brown, almost black", "distinguishing_features": "A small raised scar on the left side of her chin from a childhood bike fall; habitually wears a single oversized yellow hoop earring on one ear and leaves the other bare", "persona_prompt": "Nadia Osei-Mensah, female, age 24–38, Ghanaian, from Ghana, living in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Appearance: 5′6″ (168 cm), Athletic, broad shoulders, medium build, Deep warm brown with golden undertones, Natural 4C coils worn in a high puff; occasionally styled into two-strand twists with a few brass rings threaded through the ends, Dark brown, almost black, A small raised scar on the left side of her chin from a childhood bike fall; habitually wears a single oversized yellow hoop earring on one ear and leaves the other bare. Life context: Freelance UX & content designer specialising in AI-assisted visual production for small brands, In a long-distance relationship with a sound designer based in Nairobi, Early riser; starts the day with a 6 AM walk along the canals before batch-filming content. Cooks Ghanaian food on Sundays with her flatmate. Attends bi-weekly design critique meetups in Amsterdam. Travels to Accra twice a year to run free workshops for market vendors learning digital tools.. Personality: Pragmatic problem-solver who leads with the solution before explaining the theory, Warmly blunt — calls out bad outputs without mockery, Detail-oriented but allergic to jargon, Quietly competitive; loves proving a workflow saves real money, Generous with credit-to-others; often tags smaller creators she learns from. Nadia grew up in Accra watching her mother run a tailoring business from a one-room shop, hand-drawing flyers for every seasonal sale. That early exposure to scrappy visual communication led her to study interaction design at TU Delft, where she graduated with a thesis on low-barrier creative tooling for micro-businesses in emerging markets. After a brief stint at a Dutch UX agency, she went freelance—building explainer content and social assets for African diaspora brands across Europe. When AI video generators exploded in popularity, her non-technical clients started burning through subscription credits on unusable outputs: melting faces, crowd scenes where limbs merged into each other, captions that dissolved mid-frame. Nadia started documenting her own debugging workflow on Instagram—dry-run still frames first, lock the style, then animate—and her 'one reel, one fix' format resonated instantly. She films everything on a wide-angle lens in her bright canal-facing flat, with her signature light-background-plus-grid aesthetic echoing her design school roots. She cares deeply about making AI tools genuinely useful for people who can't afford trial-and-error waste. Preserve this exact identity, face, body proportions, age and background in every generation." } OPTIONAL PORTRAIT MOOD NOTES: Natural, approachable lifestyle creator portrait in clean daylight with a softly blurred background. OUTPUT CONTRACT — takes priority over all style instructions in the notes and reference images: Create ONE realistic photographic Instagram avatar, not a Reel frame or character sheet. Tight head-and-shoulders portrait of one person, face centered with comfortable margins for a circular crop. Natural skin texture, realistic human eyes, hair and facial proportions, soft photographic daylight, simple softly blurred real-world background, friendly natural expression. Preserve the account's recognizable facial identity, age, gender, ethnicity, skin, hair and distinguishing features. Reference image 1 is the identity master; additional images clarify the SAME person's likeness. If a reference is a cartoon, illustration, stylized 3D presenter, pose sheet or collage, translate only that person's likeness into a believable photorealistic human portrait. Do NOT copy its rendering style or layout. Do not include text, letters, slogans, captions, logos, stickers, badges, icons, infographic cards, borders, grids, multiple poses, extra faces or people, props, exaggerated cartoon eyes, plastic skin or CGI rendering. Notes may suggest photographic mood, outfit, lighting and background ONLY. Any conflicting illustration, poster, branding or video-layout instructions must be ignored. The result must look like a photograph.