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Use the characters from the attached photo; retain their exact facial features/expressions and proportions, no cartoonishness. Portrait in the style of a Soviet New Year's postcard from the 1950s–70s. Painted illustration with gouache/tempera on rough paper, slight printed halftone texture. Composition: characters slightly turned towards the camera, soft half-smiles, direct gaze. Appearance: warm fur coats/sheepskin coats, man's hat made of muskrat, woman's hat made of mink, mittens with a pattern; natural rosy cheeks from the frost. Background: fluffy fir trees adorned with Soviet glass ornaments and a string of lights; large snowflakes falling in the foreground. Animals at the bottom. Text in characteristic Soviet typography: "HAPPY NEW YEAR!" (in retro poster style), narrow light frame around the edges. Palette warm-vintage: ochres, olive, cinnabar, emerald, snow-white; soft shadows without deep contrast. Atmosphere cozy, festive, nostalgic.

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Use the characters from the attached photo; retain their exact facial features/expressions and proportions, no cartoonishness. Portrait in the style of a Soviet New Year's postcard from the 1950s–70s. Painted illustration with gouache/tempera on rough paper, slight printed halftone texture. Composition: characters slightly turned towards the camera, soft half-smiles, direct gaze. Appearance: warm fur coats/sheepskin coats, man's hat made of muskrat, woman's hat made of mink, mittens with a pattern; natural rosy cheeks from the frost. Background: fluffy fir trees adorned with Soviet glass ornaments and a string of lights; large snowflakes falling in the foreground. Animals at the bottom. Text in characteristic Soviet typography: "HAPPY NEW YEAR!" (in retro poster style), narrow light frame around the edges. Palette warm-vintage: ochres, olive, cinnabar, emerald, snow-white; soft shadows without deep contrast. Atmosphere cozy, festive, nostalgic.

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