A Korean man in his early thirties, an anxious office worker. A lean, slightly gaunt angular face with tension in the jaw and a faint vertical crease between his eyebrows; tired but alert eyes with light shadows under them. Short, neatly cut black hair with a side part, a little flattened as if he keeps running his hand through it, and one small cowlick sticking up at the crown. Clean-shaven with a faint stubble shadow. He wears a pale blue office shirt with the top button undone and no tie, under a dark slate-grey V-neck knit sweater, and a plain company ID lanyard cord around his neck with the badge tucked inside the sweater so only the cord shows. His shoulders are stiff and slightly raised.

He must look like one specific real person, not a generic attractive person. Natural, realistic Korean facial features: eyes of natural human size (not enlarged), a slightly uneven face, a real nose and lips, natural skin texture. Eyes, eyebrows and mouth are fully visible: no hair, hands or objects over them, and no glasses. Dignified and deeply human. Strictly NOT anime, NOT manga, NOT webtoon, NOT K-pop idol styling, no big shiny eyes, no eyelash emphasis, no glamour. No marks or wounds on the skin.

Draw a completely different person from the one in the reference image. Keep exactly the same linocut relief-print style as the reference: bold carved black-indigo lines with visible gouge marks, flat areas of only two additional ink colors (muted slate blue and warm ochre) printed on cream paper with slight ink texture and imperfect registration. Keep exactly the same framing, scale and position as the reference: head, neck and shoulders only, the head the same size and at the same height in the frame, facing the viewer straight on (frontal, symmetrical), neutral closed mouth, eyes open looking straight at the viewer, shoulders level, hands out of frame. Plain flat cream background with nothing else: no flowers, no clouds, no motifs, no text.