sugar-skull figure floral headdress portrait

Recreate a single costumed figure occupying the central area of a vertical 2:3 frame, the head and floral crown filling the top third, the shoulders and layered garments in the lower third, and generous negative space at the upper corners for radiant beams of light. The subject wears traditional sugar-skull face paint and a painted skeletal neck, rendered as a polished digital-painting with crisp facial highlights, visible teeth filigree, and defined cheekbone shadows. A dense, overflowing headdress of marigolds, sunflowers, red roses and small wildflowers forms a halo around the head, with individual petals and stems placed across left-third and right-third zones. Warm gold chains and embroidered textiles drape down into the lower-center plane, their metallic sheen and fabric weave visible against deep patterned cloth. Backlit teal rays burst from behind the crown, creating rim-light on petals and a subtle speckled bokeh in the distant background. Maintain shallow depth so the face and nearest flowers are tack-sharp while background elements softly recede. Keep a rich, saturated palette of deep teal, crimson, marigold, magenta and warm gold and retain poster-level contrast and texture to match the source composition.