A matching pair of chibi gingerbread characters, a boy and a girl, drawn as a wide image with no headline text, for matching profile pictures. Both have icing trim, red scarves and big shiny eyes, the girl with a red bow, standing in a snowy pine forest with falling snowflakes. Split it into two squares and use each half as an avatar, or swap in your own characters, colours or accessories.

Create a finished 2:1 horizontal canvas designed as two matching square profile pictures, with an exact vertical division at the center. Each half must work as a complete avatar on its own; keep all character features comfortably inside the circular crop-safe area of that half. No text, letters, logos, or watermark. LEFT SQUARE: one cute chibi gingerbread boy, about 2.5 heads tall, centered in his own half, face centered in the square and looking slightly toward the middle. Give him warm golden-brown baked-cookie skin, a simple piped-icing hair tuft, big shiny eyes with two small white highlights each, a tiny smile, rosy cheeks, rounded hands and feet, and a bright red scarf. RIGHT SQUARE: a matching chibi gingerbread girl, same scale and style, centered in her own half, facing slightly inward. Give her matching golden-brown cookie skin, a few soft piped-icing curls, big glossy highlighted eyes, tiny smile, rosy cheeks, rounded hands and feet, and a bright red scarf. Keep both heads and bodies wholly within their own square; do not let either character cross the center division. Their inward-facing poses should feel like a pair. Use thick, even dark-brown soft line art, flat pastel cel fills, one gentle shadow beneath each chin and hair, and small white highlights on eyes and icing. Set them against a quiet, shared pale mint-and-sky-blue snowy evening: sparse, clearly spaced falling snowflakes behind both characters and only faint, soft evergreen shapes far in the background. Keep the background simple and low-contrast so faces read instantly at tiny profile-picture size. Soft, even light; no dramatic shadows. Red scarves are the strongest accent. Maintain the same palette, lighting, character scale, and visual treatment across both halves. Keep faces near the center of their respective squares, with open breathing room around the silhouettes.