Use the attached character reference sheet as the sole character identity and design aut…

Use the attached character reference sheet as the sole character identity and design authority. Create a 16:9 horizontal widescreen, masterpiece-quality, ultra-photorealistic luxury commercial product photograph of a fully customized premium playing card deck. The attached character reference must not simply be printed across every card. Extract the character’s visual identity and transform it into a coherent, elegant, collectible playing-card design system. REFERENCE ANALYSIS: Carefully analyze the attached character reference sheet and identify: - primary and secondary colour palette - hair colour and hairstyle - eye colour and eye design - facial structure - skin tone - species traits - body type and proportions - clothing motifs - armour or equipment details - jewellery - magical effects - symbols - tattoos or markings - weapons - accessories - patterns - emblems - decorative shapes - cultural influences - overall personality and aesthetic Everything throughout the deck must feel unmistakably inspired by this specific character. Do not redesign the character into unrelated people. CARD BACK DESIGN: Design an elegant, highly detailed, perfectly symmetrical luxury playing-card back. The card back should feel like the official crest, seal, or emblem of the referenced character rather than a character portrait. Include: - ornamental scrollwork - detailed filigree - geometric framing - decorative borders - magical or symbolic motifs - abstracted versions of the character’s symbols - subtle references to clothing, weapons, jewellery, armour, and accessories - repeating decorative patterns inspired by the character - metallic foil accents - premium casino-quality symmetry The character must never appear directly as a portrait on the card back. CUSTOM SUITS: Keep the four traditional suits: ♠ Spades ♣ Clubs ♦ Diamonds ♥ Hearts Do not invent replacement suits. Redesign each traditional suit symbol so it remains immediately recognizable and fully playable while subtly incorporating visual elements derived from the character. Possible integrated details may include: - horns - wings - vines - flames - crystals - leaves - feathers - armour shapes - gemstones - magical energy - floral patterns - celestial motifs - tribal accents - ornamental curves - character-specific symbols The suit icons must remain clean, readable, and unmistakable. SUIT COLOURS: Extract the suit colours directly from the attached character. Spades and Clubs must use the same dark colour. Choose one dominant dark colour from the character, such as black, charcoal, dark purple, navy, deep crimson, dark emerald, obsidian, or dark bronze. Hearts and Diamonds must use the same bright colour. Choose one vivid accent colour from the character, such as gold, bright red, cyan, emerald, sapphire, magenta, bright violet, or luminous teal. Do not automatically use traditional pure black and pure red unless those are genuinely defining colours within the attached character reference. NUMBER CARDS: Create refined, functional number cards featuring: - luxury decorative borders - readable custom corner indices - custom suit pips - subtle ornamental backgrounds - embossed textures - metallic foil details - character-inspired patterns - integrated symbolic artwork Number cards must never contain the full character portrait. Instead, use abstract visual elements derived from the character, including: - symbols - crests - patterns - magical effects - flora - weapons - jewellery motifs - armour shapes - ornamental iconography Keep all numbers, indices, and suit pips clearly readable and properly arranged. COURT AND JOKER CARDS: The King, Queen, and Joker must all represent alternate role-based versions of the same uploaded character. They must not look like unrelated characters. Preserve across every version: - recognizable facial structure - eye shape - exact eye colours or heterochromia - hairstyle - hair colours - skin tone - species traits - identifying markings - signature accessories - signature motifs - overall personality - original visual style Clothing may be redesigned for the specific card role, but the character identity must remain immediately recognizable. The original-gender character card should be especially faithful to the uploaded reference. The gender-swapped card must look like a direct gender-swapped counterpart of the same character, not a generic unrelated man or woman. GENDER MAPPING: If the uploaded character is female: - Queen = the original female character - King = a masculine gender-swapped version of the same character - Joker = the original female character If the uploaded character is male: - King = the original male character - Queen = a feminine gender-swapped version of the same character - Joker = the original male character The Joker must always remain the same gender as the uploaded character. Do not turn the Joker into a younger version, child, teenager, or opposite-gender version. All depicted characters must clearly be adults. KING OUTFIT: Dress the King in an unmistakably regal king outfit adapted from the character’s original design language. Include character-inspired royal details such as: - a tailored royal coat, robe, armour, or ceremonial jacket - structured shoulders - crown or royal headpiece - luxurious layered fabrics - metallic trim - jewellery - character-specific symbols - motifs derived from the original outfit and accessories The outfit must clearly communicate King while still looking custom-made for this specific character. QUEEN OUTFIT: Dress the Queen in an unmistakably regal queen outfit adapted from the character’s original design language. Include character-inspired royal details such as: - an elegant royal gown, corseted dress, ceremonial armour, or ornate layered attire - crown, tiara, or royal headpiece - luxurious fabrics - jewellery - metallic ornamentation - character-specific symbols - motifs derived from the original outfit and accessories The outfit must clearly communicate Queen while still looking custom-made for this specific character. JOKER OUTFIT: Dress the Joker in a luxurious character-specific court-jester or harlequin-inspired outfit. The Joker must remain the same gender as the uploaded character and should be one of the closest facial matches to the original reference. Use: - elegant asymmetrical court clothing - refined jester or harlequin shapes - decorative panels - bells, tassels, ribbons, jewellery, or metallic ornaments where appropriate - dramatic character-specific colours - motifs derived from the original outfit, accessories, powers, and symbols The Joker should feel stylish, theatrical, unpredictable, and collectible rather than looking like a generic circus clown. Do not use cheap clown makeup, a red clown nose, oversized comedy shoes, or unrelated carnival styling. COURT-CARD PRESENTATION: Render the King, Queen, and Joker as detailed illustrations from an ancient luxury tarot-inspired playing-card set while keeping the physical cards standard poker size. Use ornate framing, mirrored or balanced compositions where appropriate, elegant linework, rich fabrics, metallic embellishments, and character-specific visual storytelling. TUCK BOX: Create a premium luxury tuck box made from: - heavy embossed cardstock - metallic foil - spot UV - linen finish - metallic ink - raised embossing - intricate decorative patterns The box design must be inspired by the character’s crest, symbols, ornament, magic, equipment, accessories, and colour palette. The character portrait must not dominate the tuck box. Emphasize: - crest design - character-specific symbols - decorative ornament - magical motifs - repeating patterns - metallic details - luxury typography NAME RULE: If the reference sheet contains a clearly readable full character name, use only the last name on the front of the tuck box. Example: Sarah Nightingale → NIGHTINGALE Azaze