Painted colonnade depth field

Turn [your photo] into an artwork in this style, keeping the people or animals in it, their poses and the composition: Paint the surround as paired supports opening onto a few coherently receding ledges and distant planes, all on one flat plaster surface. Use painted edge shadows, not actual 3D architecture. Keep the main image large. Below fingertip scale use only pigment strokes and plaster marks. Eyes and nose, if present, are paint marks with one paint-made highlight. Brush and plaster texture show everywhere. No photo cutouts, sacred architecture, borrowed narrative or ruined-site effects. Square 1:1 composition.

Create a new image entirely in the style of image 1: the same medium, materials, technique, rendering and character design (how it builds faces, eyes, hair, bodies and proportions). Do not copy its color palette or its environment; colors and setting follow the direction at the end. Its subjects are the two people and the dog from image 2: keep their hair, clothing colors, the dog's coat, their pose, expression and the direction they look, and the cafe table with cups. Every part of them is made in the style of image 1, faces, hands, clothes and the dog included; nothing photographic remains. Square 1:1 composition; do not copy image 1's people, objects or scene. Direction: whole-scene fresco painting on rough cracked plaster: the couple and dog at the cafe table under a shaded arcade of stone columns opening onto a distant lakeside village at dusk, rose-gold sky, sienna, sage and slate-violet tones. Keep real clothing colors. No text, letters, captions, banners, signs, swatches, color chips or decorative rules anywhere in the image. The artwork and any border finish completely inside the frame; nothing is cropped or overflows the edges.