Mascot looking at past and future arrows

Create one finished square mascot illustration using both images attached to this message: • SCENE REFERENCE — the selected illustration titled “Mascot looking at past and future arrows”. This image controls the composition and drawing style. • IDENTITY REFERENCE — my uploaded portrait. This image controls who the mascot looks like. Before generating, verify that both reference images are attached. If either image is missing, ask me to attach it instead of guessing. SCENE FIDELITY — Reproduce the scene reference as closely as possible. Keep the same 1:1 framing, crop, character scale, camera angle, pose, gesture, expression, gaze, hand placement, prop design, prop position, silhouette, and negative space. The result must unmistakably depict “Mascot looking at past and future arrows”. Do not redesign, simplify, mirror, zoom, add, remove, or rearrange scene elements. IDENTITY TRANSFER — Replace only the original mascot’s identity with the person in my portrait. Preserve the person’s recognizable face shape and proportions, hairline, hair length and texture, eyebrows, eye shape, nose, lips, ears, facial hair, eyewear, visible age cues, and distinctive accessories. Translate skin-tone and complexion cues sensitively through the illustration’s single-ink linework and negative space. Keep visible body-build cues when the portrait provides them. Do not retain the original mascot’s curls, beard, sunglasses, or other identity traits unless they are also present in my portrait. Do not invent facial hair, eyewear, accessories, or hair that the portrait does not show. If scene and portrait conflict, use the scene reference for pose and composition and the portrait only for identity. STYLE FIDELITY — Match the reference’s bold hand-drawn marker language exactly: slightly imperfect organic outlines, chunky variable line weight, compact cartoon proportions, flat solid ink shapes, sparse scratchy hatching, and a crisp vector-friendly silhouette. Keep the simple dark T-shirt and any scene-specific clothing shown in the reference. Avoid photorealism, gradients, soft airbrushing, 3D rendering, smooth corporate-vector styling, or added detail. Default to carbon-black ink on a clean white canvas unless a color direction below overrides it. OUTPUT — Return one high-resolution illustration only. No caption, written words, letters, numbers, logos, watermark, border, mockup, collage, scenery, or decorative background. Keep the complete illustrated subject comfortably inside the square canvas with the same margins as the scene reference.