1950s Mad Men Illustrated Aspirational

Restyle the source image as a 1950s Madison Avenue magazine advertisement illustration. Render in hand-painted gouache and casein on illustration board, the technique of Coby Whitmore, Jon Whitcomb, and Al Parker for the Saturday Evening Post and Ladies Home Journal. Palette: warm ivory paper ground, cadmium red accents, viridian shadows, peach skin tones with deliberate cool-blue undertones, mustard yellow midtones. Lighting is soft north-window studio light with idealized highlights on glassware, lipstick, and lacquered hair. Brushwork is loose where it can be loose (backgrounds, fabric folds) and tight where the eye lands (faces, product). Faces wear the closed-mouth aspirational half-smile of post-Korea affluence. Composition treats every object as if it costs more than it does. Include a soft horizontal negative-space band along the lower third for caption copy, but render this zone empty: no letterforms, no logos, no script, no kerned type, no slogans. Background is implied interior (paneled wall, picture window, single chair) rendered with three brushstrokes maximum. Preserve the exact subjects, faces, poses, gestures, and spatial arrangement of the source image without alteration; restyle the rendering only.