Miami Art Deco

Use @img1 as the base illustration: keep 100% of its artistic style, technique, composition and graphic mood. Replace ONLY the woman's face with the face from @img2, rendered in the same drawing style and matching the same angle, scale and serious focused expression. Style & technique: black-and-white ink and brush illustration, mixed graphic manner — fast ink brush strokes, dry brush marks, thin pencil-like lines, ink spots and drips, intentionally unfinished sketch aesthetic, light paper-white background, shadows rendered through hatching and soft ink washes, not photographic lighting. Keep identical to @img1: – vertical frame, half-body portrait, figure centered and symmetrically composed; – high dark updo or bun hairstyle with volume, a few loose strands falling near the face, individual hair lines drawn with thin strokes; – stylized costume with high collar, decorative neck elements, wide diagonal sash or band across the chest, bow or knot at collar; – fabric rendered in broad dark ink brush strokes; – background: near-empty light ground with abstract ink lines, faint smudges, vertical decorative graphic elements resembling frames or architectural forms. Face: redraw @img2 facial features (eyes, brows, nose, lips, jawline) in the same ink-brush illustration technique — large expressive eyes with dark pupils, emphasized upper lids, shadowing around eyes for dramatic effect, thick slightly arched brows drawn with sharp strokes, closed lips, serious concentrated expression, direct forward gaze — all rendered as ink strokes consistent with the surrounding illustration style. Negative: photorealistic face, photographic rendering, changed hairstyle or updo, altered collar or sash, removed background line elements, color, heavy digital smoothing, cartoon flat fill, 3D CGI look, text, watermark, logo.