Turn the main subject in the attached photo into a square miniature painting in the palette knife impasto style. [Style: Emphasize 3D texture] Use bold, thick impasto paint applied with a palette knife, raised approximately 3-5mm from the surface. Each blob of paint should show clear directional knife strokes, including visible grooves and ridges. Assume the light source comes from the upper left. Add bright highlights to the raised paint areas and distinct shadows in the recessed or overlapping regions, creating strong chiaroscuro like a real oil painting surface. Add subtle shadows along the edges of the paint to give each color block a sense of layers and distinct depths instead of looking flat. Retain the subject’s outline, colors, and composition from the original photo, but avoid realistic rendering. Simplify shapes using thick paint blobs. Keep the texture controlled and not too detailed. The subject should remain recognizable through a limited number of bold, dimensional palette knife strokes. [Background] Use a fixed warm ivory/cream watercolor paper background with fine, slightly raised texture. Keep the background flat to contrast with the dimensional subject. [Text] Add handwritten black titles at the bottom corner or where there is the most space. Determine the title automatically based on the subject: Food/Drink → Menu name (e.g., "Pancake", "Earl Grey Cake") Product → Product name or category Person → Short descriptive phrase or name-like text Animal → Animal name or species Landscape → Location name or short words describing the scene The handwriting should look natural and imperfect, slightly uneven and tactile — not like a clean digital font. Text color must remain black. [Composition] Aspect ratio: 1:1 Place the subject in the center, leaving ample negative space. Display only the main subject, with no additional props or distracting elements.