Fille d'anime cottagecore sans visage

Create a warm, detailed vintage anime-style illustration of a young girl named {argument name="character name" default="faceless girl"} standing in front of a cozy wooden kitchen-and-herb bookshelf. The canvas is a vertical 4:5 portrait. The girl is centered slightly to the right, shown from about mid-thigh upward, with her face intentionally left smooth and featureless like a soft blank oval, mostly hidden by long messy dark brown hair with many loose strands falling over the front. She wears a romantic cream floral dress with tiny pink flowers, ruffled collar, front buttons, and a large dusty pink bow at the neck, plus an oversized dusty rose coat with black buttons, belted cuffs, and ribbon ties near the shoulders. Use a soft hand-drawn watercolor and colored-pencil look, delicate linework, muted beige, cream, rose, and brown tones, gentle paper texture, and nostalgic cottagecore lighting. Behind her is a wooden shelving unit filled with exactly 3 horizontal shelf levels. Top shelf: 3 glass jars of dried herbs or flowers, 1 white floral teapot, 1 framed botanical print, 1 cream canister labeled “FLOUR,” 1 potted herb container labeled “HERB GARDEN,” and trailing green vines on both sides. Middle shelf: 2 rows of tall cream books with Japanese vertical titles and floral spine decorations; include visible English spine text such as “danceyuu,” “ELLE gourmet,” “BRUTUS,” “& Premium,” and “Casa BRUTUS,” plus a small sleeping cat figurine or cat illustration on the left. Lower shelf: more cream books with Japanese titles, a floral teacup and saucer on the left, small glass bottles, a bouquet of daisies in a jar, a clipped recipe card on the right, hanging kitchen utensils, and dried flowers in a jar. Preserve the overall feeling of an old-fashioned herb garden cookbook corner, with many tiny botanical details but no modern objects, no photorealism, no harsh contrast, and no extra people. The visible Japanese book titles may be decorative and do not need to be perfectly legible, but the English labels should remain readable: {argument name="flour label" default="FLOUR"}, {argument name="herb pot label" default="HERB GARDEN"}, and {argument name="book spine label" default="BRUTUS"}.