🔥 San Andreas 90s Nostalgia

Restyle the uploaded photo into the visual style of a classic early-2000s GTA San Andreas loading screen illustration, while preserving the original person, pose, clothing, facial identity, camera angle, and overall composition. Use the uploaded image only as the content reference. The result must look like the same photo redrawn in that style. Keep the subject clearly recognizable. Do not invent a new character or a new scene. Important: do not add any text, captions, titles, logos, UI elements, loading bars, badges, symbols, labels, watermarks, or typography anywhere in the image. No words at all. No Rockstar logo, no Grand Theft Auto logo, no San Andreas text. Only the visual style. Style requirements: - authentic GTA San Andreas loading-screen illustration feel - clean, bold black outlines around the subject and major shapes - simplified, slightly vector-like forms - flat and semi-flat color areas - sharp cel-shaded shadows with hard edges - minimal soft gradients - stylized but recognizable facial structure - poster-like composition - warm, sunlit, slightly dusty California-like color mood when appropriate - simplified background shapes with reduced detail - crisp silhouette and strong graphic readability - polished illustrated finish, like official loading-screen character art Preserve: - the exact identity of the person - the original pose and expression - the original outfit and key clothing details - the original environment and composition, but simplified into the style Do not: - add any text - add any logos - add any loading screen elements - add frames or borders - add stickers, icons, or symbols - make it photorealistic - make it painterly - make it 3D - make it anime - make it glossy or modern AI-looking - over-detail the background - redesign the subject Negative guidance: avoid text, letters, words, captions, logos, title treatments, interface elements, loading bars, watermarking, poster typography, photorealism, soft painting, watercolor, oil painting, manga style, realistic skin pores, cinematic blur, modern digital painting look, plastic lighting, random accessories, distorted hands, distorted face. Final result: a clean illustrated image in the unmistakable GTA San Andreas loading-screen art style, but with no text or logos at all — only the style itself.