复古刺绣图鉴风

Use one uploaded daily-life photograph as the sole source. Create a finished vertical 3:4 before-and-after comparison image with two equal panels stacked vertically. The upper panel must preserve the original photograph exactly. Generate the lower panel as a vintage embroidered field-guide patch that transforms the key subject and mood of the photograph into tactile thread art on woven linen or cotton fabric.

In the lower panel, reconstruct the main subject as dimensional embroidery using satin stitches, chain stitches, dense thread fills, raised applique, braided cord, subtle knots, and fine fiber detail. Preserve the subject count, silhouette, scale relationship, key colors, object identity, and the original everyday memory. Simplify background clutter into a quiet readable textile emblem while retaining important scene cues such as a table, sea, wall, station bench, pier, plant, cup, suitcase, bird, or travel object.

Use a restrained retro travel-atlas / specimen-card layout. Place the embroidered subject in the upper half to upper two-thirds of the lower panel, centered with soft shadows on textured fabric. Add three centered embroidered text lines below: a short English title in vintage serif stitching, an uppercase patch number line, and a warm one-sentence caption. The lower panel should feel handmade, nostalgic, tactile, calm, and collectible, like a memory turned into an embroidered atlas plate. Output only the completed before-and-after comparison image.