Chronological life portrait of mother for commemoration

Create a high-quality commemorative image in the style of “Chrono Life Portrait Archive” based on the uploaded real photo of the user’s mother (Image A).

[Core Premise]  
Image A is the real photo of the user’s mother.  
Use Image A as the identity and appearance reference for the entire image. Accurately extract her core facial features and temperament, and project how she would look at other ages based on that.  
It is essential that she is clearly recognizable as the same person across all age stages:
- Preserve consistent facial recognition features
- Preserve face shape, facial proportions, eyebrow and eye expression, nose shape, mouth shape, and overall temperament trajectory
- Allow reasonable age-related changes in facial maturity, skin condition, hairstyle, age texture, and era-specific styling
- Do not render the other age stages as completely different people
- Do not over-beautify, do not give her an influencer face, do not make her look like a celebrity
- The focus is the authentic sense of a real mother’s life trajectory, not the perfection of a model

[User Input]  
Title: [e.g. “Mother in Time”]  
Subtitle: [e.g. “She was once a little girl too, but later, she gave many years to us.”]  
Current year: [e.g. 2026]  
Core character identity: [Mother]  
Timeline nodes: [e.g. 1976, 1986, 1996, 2006, 2016, 2026, 2036, 2046]  
Life stages and scenes for each timeline node:
- 1976: childhood, little girl stage
- 1986: student years, teenage stage
- 1996: youth, with her own dreams, thoughts, or emotions
- 2006: new mother, caring for a child
- 2016: middle-aged burden, facing family, bills, pressure, and daily trivialities
- 2026: present-day mother, real, gentle, and marked by time
- 2036: older future self, quiet and composed
- 2046: even older, gently illuminated by time

Main color palette: [e.g. fresh warm gray, creamy off-white, soft coffee brown, aged paper tones]  
Aspect ratio: [9:16 vertical, iPhone size]

[Visual Positioning]  
This is not an ordinary poster, nor a simple collage. It is a highly emotional commemorative image built from “the mother’s current portrait + a circular timeline path + life scenes at different ages + the memory feel of a family photo album.”  
The whole image should simultaneously have:
- Real-person recognizability
- A sense of time flowing
- A family photo album atmosphere
- A fresh and luminous feeling
- A gentle documentary-photography feel
- A highly polished commemorative portrait aesthetic

[Composition Requirements]  
1. Place the title [Title] centered at the top, with a dignified, restrained, elegant font carrying a commemorative editorial feeling.  
2. Place one smaller line of [Subtitle] under the title.  
3. In the center of the image, place the mother’s main portrait for [Current year], using Image A as the core reference, depicting her as a real middle-aged / mature mother around 50–60 years old:
   - Gentle but real expression
   - A visible sense of lived experience
   - Some fine wrinkles, natural skin texture, real strands of hair
   - Do not make her look like a youthful wife, do not fake youthfulness
4. Starting from the lower-left corner, a softly glowing circular time path should wind clockwise or counterclockwise all the way to the lower-right corner, connecting all timeline nodes.  
5. Each timeline node must have a clear [year label].  
6. Each timeline node should not be a simple headshot, but an independent small scene showing the corresponding life stage.  
7. At the bottom, place an open old photo album containing old photos, family group pictures, and memory fragments as the emotional anchor and source of realism for the whole image.  
8. Add a moderate amount of floating old photographs, paper pieces, subtle light trails, natural flower branches, old photo borders, and similar supporting elements, but do not overcrowd the image and do not turn it into a movie poster or fantasy epic poster.

[Generation Requirements for Different Age Stages]  
Based on Image A’s facial features, reasonably project her appearance at different ages and ensure continuity as the same person:
- Childhood stage: preserve the embryonic facial features and basic face shape, presenting her as a little girl version of herself
- Teenage stage: preserve eyebrow-eye expression and contour, showing a younger, more energetic student-era version
- Youth stage: continue the same face, with emotions, thoughts, and personal character
- New mother stage: show fatigue, gentleness, and focus, while clearly remaining the same person
- Middle-age stress stage: more visibly show toil, worry, frowning, looking at a phone, looking at bills, and other real-life pressures
- Current stage: use Image A as the strongest reference and the most accurate identity anchor of the entire image
- Future stages: naturally age her current face, with grayer hair and looser facial features, while preserving familiarity and warmth

[Suggested Scene Ideas for Timeline Nodes]  
Each stage should feel like a life moment rather than a posed portrait:
- Childhood: sitting on a small stool, holding snacks, a book, or a toy
- Teenage years: holding textbooks, wearing a school uniform, standing in the wind
- Youth: gazing out a window, thoughtful, with a slight emotional and dreamlike quality
- New mother: feeding a baby at night, holding a child, tired yet gentle
- Middle-age stress: bills on the table, phone, life chores, domestic pressure
- Current: real, gentle, quiet, steady, experienced
- Future: sitting in sunlight, walking, or quietly looking into the distance with peace and composure

[Color and Style Requirements]  
- The overall palette should follow the [Main color palette]
- Emphasize freshness, luminosity, warm gray balance, low saturation, and refined commemorative tone
- Suggested main colors: off-white, cream white, warm gray, soft coffee brown, aged paper tones, pale wood tones
- The flowing timeline light can be accented with small amounts of pale gold or warm white light
- Avoid making the whole image overly yellow
- Avoid a heavy cinematic movie-poster look
- Avoid a fantasy epic feel
- The style should lean toward: family photo album feeling, gentle documentary photography, life-timeline narrative collage, editorial commemorative image

[Layout and Reading Path]  
The image’s reading path should be clear:
Top title → central main portrait → childhood starting point at lower left → follow the time ring upward and to the right → future node at lower right → finish with the photo album at the bottom

[Final Effect Requirements]  
The whole image should feel like opening a life album about “mother’s entire life”:
She was not a mother from the beginning. She was once a little girl too, with youth, emotions, temper, worries, and hardship; she simply later gave many years to her family.  
The image should be moving, real, fresh, luminous, immersive, and make the user instantly feel: this is “my mother’s life timeline portrait.”

Please generate a final image that is highly polished, highly detailed, strongly realistic, strong in character consistency, and suitable for vertical mobile display.