Grabado en Madera de Cuento de Hadas

Transform the subject, action, and spatial composition of the reference photo into a fairy tale woodcut engraving illustration. Extract a large, low-brightness, high-contrast dark structural field from the scene to act as a frame, dense container, or path enveloping the main subject. Render the subject as bold graphic flat shapes rather than detailed realism, using blunt silhouettes, slightly exaggerated proportions, and simplified outlines to preserve core identity, posture, and emotion. Restrict high-saturation colors to small focal spots on faces, key gestures, tools, or story landmarks, keeping them surrounded by heavy dark masses or negative space. Apply a three-tier color hierarchy: expansive dark structural tones for weight and framing, balanced light paper reserves for breathing room, and tiny vibrant accents for emotional beats. Flatten the perspective into a picture-book storybook layout with bird's-eye compression, frontal staging, and decorative cropping. Incorporate subtle handmade screenprint and woodcut imperfections: sparse sketchy thin lines, dry-brush grain, stipple textures, raw paper flecks, and slight misregistered overprinting.