Coca-Cola Haddon Sundblom Santa Warmth

Restyle the source image as a Haddon Sundblom oil painting in the Coca-Cola advertising tradition, 1931 to 1964. Render in oil on canvas, with the warm glowing palette Sundblom used for the D'Arcy agency Coca-Cola campaigns: saturated Coca-Cola red as dominant accent, ivory cream skin tones lit from a warm interior light source, cobalt and forest green shadows, deep mahogany backgrounds, gold and amber highlights on glass, fabric, and skin. Brushwork is loose and confident in the Howard Pyle and Norman Rockwell illustration lineage: visible strokes in clothing and background, refined glazing on faces and product. Every face wears the open-mouthed delighted laugh of guaranteed contentment. Lighting suggests a warm hearth or interior glow even if the source scene is outdoors. Composition wraps around an implied central warmth source. Include negative-space zones at top and bottom for headline and tagline copy but render these zones empty: no letterforms, no script, no kerned type, no slogans, no logos, no contour bottle. Preserve the exact subjects, faces, poses, gestures, and spatial arrangement of the source image without alteration; restyle the rendering only.