Portrait with color-block overlays

A close-up portrait occupies a 9:16 vertical frame with a tight crop from forehead to collarbone to emphasize face and expression. The subject appears distant and contemplative with a neutral mouth and softened gaze that reads as artistic and reserved. Bold, flat color blocks in red #D7263D, dark blue #1B3A63, and violet #6A3FB5 overlay the face like graphic panels, their edges crisp against skin yet integrated with subtle translucency. Surfaces remain unlettered and clean so the painted planes read as abstract shapes rather than signage. Skin, matte paint, and a soft textile collar provide three tactile notes that contrast smooth pigment with gentle fabric weave. Eyes and the bridge of the nose resolve with the sharpest focus while the rest of the face falls into moderate layering to suggest depth. Soft, directional light sculpts planes with gentle separation and a cool overall bias toward the blue-violet range. Framing is eye-level and tight, a normal perceived width that keeps the face centered with balanced negative space above and below for the 9:16 crop. A single small earring or stray hair strand acts as a quiet prop to humanize the graphic treatment. The image reads like mixed-media editorial art rendered with clean, graphic technique and tactile painterly hints.