Minhwa Folk Color paints your subject in the manner of minhwa, the cheerful folk painting of old Korea. Bold mineral colors — pine green, peony red, cloud blue — sit on textured mulberry paper, crisp ink outlines hold every shape, and the perspective is flattened in a playful way, so a windowsill, a street and a sky can all face you at once. Stylized pines, peonies and curling clouds fill the space around the subject with good wishes.
You write the subject; the style decorates the world around it. A person reading by a window gets pine branches and blooming peonies in the frame, a man on a street stands among cloud scrolls, a cat naps on a sill beside a potted peony, and a lighthouse sits on a rock garlanded with pines. The template describes the painting technique and its motifs, never the people in it, so the subject stays exactly as you describe it.
Use it for greeting cards and New Year visuals, tea and food packaging, picture-book spreads, wall prints and cheerful social posts. For this composition, we recommend 3:4, with 2:3 as another framing option. It also works on an uploaded image: in image-to-image mode it repaints the picture as a folk painting with mineral color and ink outlines and keeps the composition, pose and clothing unchanged.
Subjects to paste as they are: “a magpie on a blossoming plum branch”, “a pair of carp leaping from a pond”, “a potter shaping a jar at a wheel”. For gold leaf and mineral pigments on silk, try Nihonga Gold; for picture-book gouache, Storybook Gouache; for jade-green ceramics with inlaid clouds, Celadon Glaze.