Opera Beauty Rising From Paper

Generate a photo in the style of 'Written Reality · Drama Charm Makeup Draft', 4:5 vertical. 

The theme is [Peking Opera Huadan / Daomadan / Kunqu Water Sleeves / The Drunken Concubine]. The image shows an off-white sheet of opera costume design paper sandwiched on a wooden drawing board, placed on a warm wood-colored workbench. A realistic adult Chinese woman naturally stands up from the paper, creating a visual effect of "realization on paper." 

The character is composed with a half-body proportion, clear and large facial proportions, looking directly into the camera with natural highlights and interaction. Overall realistic, skin with natural texture, avoid anime faces, silicone looks, or excessive skin smoothing. Makeup with opera charm but leaning towards high-end portrait style, avoiding heavy stage faces or stereotypical looks. 

Costumes are designed haute couture from Eastern opera, emphasizing "heaviness and lightness": headpieces, pearls, embroidery, banners, or palace attire structures tend to be delicate and heavy; Water sleeves, shawls, and gauze layers are light and flowing. The overall design is not overly wrapped, preserving the tension of the figures. 

The upper body of the figure is noticeably higher than the paper, with real volume and projection. One hand lightly supports the paper, while the other naturally touches elements like headwear or water sleeves, with a natural posture. 

Composition: The main subject should be fully realistic; Water sleeves, shawl, and flags may have a touch of light color hand-drawn texture; Only the end of the water sleeve, the end of the shawl, the edge of the skirt, and the lower right corner remain as unfinished pencil line drawings. 

In the lower right corner, there is a real pencil holding the pencil to continue drawing. The text and annotations on the paper are in a pencil handwritten draft style (such as headwear structure, sleeve movement, embroidery description, etc.), no printed font. 

The desktop can incorporate elements such as color cards, pearls, flower hairpins, fabric patterns, pencils, needle pens, and teacups. The overall style is realistic, clear, and sophisticated, embodying the aesthetics of Eastern opera and the visual effect of "realization on paper." 

Avoid issues such as cartoonish looks, plastic effects, cheap costumes, characters that are too small or poorly composed, hand deformities, and low-resolution images.