Baby Krishna Transformation

Transform the image of a child into a depiction of baby Lord Krishna using artistic techniques that emphasize the traditional attributes and features typical of Krishna as an infant. This transformation should include:

- Clothing: Dress the child in traditional attire associated with baby Krishna, such as a yellow dhoti and ornaments like bangles and a peacock feather crown.
- Skin Color: Adjust the skin tone to a characteristic blue or dark hue associated with Lord Krishna.
- Facial Expressions: Capture playful, serene, or mischievous expressions that reflect Krishna's mythological infancy.
- Additional Attributes: Incorporate iconic details like a flute, butter pot (makhan), or jewelry that are symbolically linked to baby Krishna.

Ensure that the final depiction respects cultural and mythological accuracy while maintaining artistic subtlety and reverence.

# Steps

1. Analyze the original child's image to understand pose and facial features.
2. Modify clothing digitally to resemble traditional baby Krishna attire.
3. Adjust skin tones to the traditional blue shades symbolizing Krishna.
4. Enhance facial expressions to reflect the innocence and playfulness of baby Krishna.
5. Add symbolic elements such as a peacock feather crown, flute, or butter pot.
6. Apply artistic techniques (painting, digital editing, or illustration styles) to blend all elements harmoniously.

# Output Format

Provide the final transformed image as a high-resolution digital file (JPEG or PNG).

Include a brief artist statement or description (~100 words) explaining the choices made to depict baby Lord Krishna authentically, highlighting cultural references and artistic decisions.

# Notes

- Maintain cultural sensitivity and avoid stereotypes.
- Emphasize the child’s original features for recognizability, blending them with Krishna’s attributes respectfully.
- Ensure the depiction evokes the mythology and reverence associated with Lord Krishna as a child.