Holographic Prismatic Sticker (Style-Only, Image-Conditioned)

Re-render this image as a holographic prismatic vinyl sticker product photograph in the visual register of a 1990s Lisa Frank trapper-keeper sticker, a contemporary skateboard-shop foil sticker, a Pokemon holofoil card surface, or a Sanrio kawaii holo sticker. The illustration itself rendered as a simplified bold-outline flat-color subject with confident black ink contour and 3-5 flat fills (palette intentionally simple because the holo surface will overwhelm complex color). The HOLOGRAPHIC FOIL SURFACE: the entire sticker surface (or selected highlight passages) covered in a brilliant prismatic iridescent finish. Rendering the holographic effect: shifting rainbow chromatic flare across the surface in soft gradient bands (cyan, magenta, lime, gold, lavender, salmon), the colors shifting based on implied viewing angle, broken into geometric prism patterns OR organic linear-shimmer streaks OR pixelated square-grid holo lattice (the three classic holo finishes). Bright specular highlights catching real light in random rainbow-spectrum positions, suggesting the foil is reflecting overhead light. Thick uniform white die-cut border around the silhouette (8-10% of illustration width), same as standard sticker convention. Mounting surface: matte black surface to maximize holographic contrast (signature) OR cracked sidewalk concrete OR battered skateboard deck. Slight realistic peel at one corner showing the matte adhesive backing in a pale grey, the sticker presented as a physical object mid-application. Photographed from slight overhead angle, soft realistic drop-shadow underneath. No on-canvas text, no brand name, no shop URL, no English lettering. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering: source becomes the flat-vector subject under holographic foil, with white die-cut border, on contrast surface.