Bande Dessinée Franco-Belgian Ligne Clair

Re-render this image as a comic book panel in the Franco-Belgian Bande Dessinée tradition, rendered in the "ligne claire" (clear line) style pioneered by Hergé and refined by Moebius, Jean-Claude Forest, and others. Linework: thin uniform single-weight line defining all contours and interior detail, the line itself is the drawing tool and the aesthetic statement, no line-weight variation with form (unlike American comics), no cross-hatching, no stippling, no internal modeling through hatching or shadow. Instead, form is suggested through the contour line alone, and the interior of shapes is either white or filled with flat color. Detail is highly selective: a window is four lines, a person's clothes are three contour lines, interior detail only where essential to reading. The line is clean and precise and often elegant, the line itself has calligraphic quality suggesting precision and control. Figure construction: European cartoonist sensibility, proportions often slightly stylized and consistent (not realistically anatomical as American superhero comics), faces simple and expressive through feature-placement rather than rendering. Color: flat fill within contour lines, no gradients, no airbrushing, colors often clear and bright, often with moderate saturation, limited palette (typically five to eight colors per panel), the color fills serving as additional information alongside the line. Setting: European architectural specificity or landscape, often rendered with the same selective precision as figures (a Parisian street corner, a Swiss village, a Mediterranean coast, a museum interior, a castle balcony), the setting as a character. Composition: often grid-based panel layout, the subject positioned with compositional balance and design precision, not dynamic action-pose but thoughtful placement. Mood: intellectual and elegant, precision as an aesthetic principle, the line as the artist's handwriting, the form as spare and elegant, often sophisticated or whimsical but never bombastic. Forbid: any sound effect text on canvas, heavy black masses, any airbrushed gradients, any American-superhero dynamic poses, no watermark. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.