Using image #1 as the original poster to edit, and image #2, image…

Using image #1 as the original poster to edit, and image #2, image #4, image #6 as the identity references for the male character, image #3 and image #5 as the identity references for the female character: replace the two protagonists in the poster with our two characters, keeping the poster itself untouched. Keep the entire original artwork exactly as it is — the sunset sky in orange, pink and violet, the palm silhouettes in the upper corners, the downtown skyline on the right, the vintage muscle car across the lower half, the "grand theft auto" logo block at the top, the "VI" mark and the Rockstar badge at the bottom, the warm cinematic colour grade, the light direction coming from behind and above, the long shadows and highlights, the perspective, and the vertical framing. Keep both characters in their original positions and poses: the woman seated on the car hood behind, the man standing in front of her. For the man, reproduce his face faithfully from image #2, image #4 and image #6 — the short high-fade haircut, the light stubble along the jaw and chin, the strong straight nose, the thick dark eyebrows, the dark brown eyes, the warm mid-tan skin. Keep him shirtless with a naturally muscular athletic torso, defined pectorals, shoulders and arms, skin shaded by the same warm backlight as the original artwork. On his right pectoral muscle, above the chest, place the small dark tattoo exactly as drawn in image #4 — the same shape, linework, orientation and size, clearly visible. He stands facing camera in the original man's stance, quiet confident expression, eyes looking straight into the lens with visible catchlights. For the woman, reproduce her face faithfully from image #3 and image #5 — the long dark brown wavy hair falling over both shoulders, the thick dark arched eyebrows, the large dark brown eyes with defined lash line, the straight nose, full lips, the warm bronzed skin, the small silver pendant necklace. Keep her in the original seated pose on the car hood with the same body angle and arm placement, dressed to suit the composition, her gaze steady into the lens. Render both faces with the poster's own polished digital illustration style — sharp facial detail, smooth skin shading, hair with visible strand work, consistent light and shadow, both figures blending into the scene as if they had always been in this artwork. Output only the finished poster image, vertical aspect ratio, no text or explanation.