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Use the **uploaded original photograph as the primary and exclusive reference for the person, their identity, appearance, clothing, pose, and environment**.

 

Use the **uploaded doodle image exclusively as the visual style reference** for the hand-drawn colored-pencil technique, linework, proportions, shading, texture, and overall artistic treatment.

 

Do not copy the person, outfit, accessories, or setting from the doodle reference. Transfer only its drawing style to the person in the original photograph.

 

## 2. PRESERVE THE PERSON'S IDENTITY

 

Transform the person in the original photograph into a cute, recognizable, hand-drawn colored-pencil doodle while preserving their distinctive appearance.

 

Retain all identifiable characteristics that are visible in the original photograph, including:

 

* Hairstyle, hairline, hair length, and original hair color.

* Natural skin tone.

* Facial hair, if present, including its shape, color, and placement.

* Glasses, jewelry, and distinctive accessories.

* Original clothing, including colors, patterns, graphics, and recognizable details.

* Original facial expression and head tilt.

* Original hand gestures, arm positions, and overall body pose.

 

Do not invent, remove, or replace distinctive features.

 

Do not change the person's hairstyle, clothing, accessories, or skin tone to match the style reference.

 

The character must remain clearly recognizable as the person in the original photograph, even after the stylized transformation.

 

## 3. CHARACTER DESIGN AND PROPORTIONS

 

Transform the person into a charming, playful, hand-drawn doodle with deliberately exaggerated proportions.

 

Create:

 

* An oversized, large, rounded head.

* A small, compact body.

* Shortened limbs that remain consistent with the original pose.

* A cute, simplified silhouette.

* Expressive but minimal facial features.

* A handmade, slightly imperfect appearance.

 

Preserve the original head direction, facial expression, body orientation, and gestures as closely as possible.

 

The exaggerated proportions should resemble the proportions in the doodle style reference rather than a generic cartoon character.

 

Do not change the person's pose simply to accommodate the smaller body. Adapt the body naturally to the original posture.

 

## 4. HAND-DRAWN COLORED-PENCIL TECHNIQUE

 

Reproduce the drawing style of the uploaded doodle reference as closely as possible.

 

Use visible physical-pencil characteristics, including:

 

* Irregular black pencil outlines.

* Uneven, sketchy contour lines.

* Rough, energetic pencil strokes.

* Visible colored-pencil hatching.

* Dense, scribbled strands of hair.

* Layered pencil marks with slight variations in pressure.

* Uneven pigment coverage.

* Small gaps between strokes that reveal the underlying paper-like texture.

* Soft, hand-scribbled shading.

* Slightly imperfect coloring outside some contours.

 

The final drawing should look as though it was genuinely sketched and colored by hand with traditional colored pencils.

 

**Avoid clean vector outlines, perfectly smooth fills, digital airbrushing, glossy 3D rendering, and polished digital painting.**

 

## 5. FACE, HAIR, AND SKIN

 

Simplify the face into the minimal, charming doodle aesthetic shown in the style reference while retaining the person's recognizable characteristics.

 

Use small oval or dot-like eyes where appropriate to the reference style, a tiny simplified nose, and a simple hand-drawn mouth that preserves the original expression.

 

Add softly scribbled rosy cheeks where consistent with the reference style, without excessively changing the person's natural complexion.

 

Preserve the original skin tone throughout the colored-pencil treatment. Do not automatically lighten, darken, or alter the complexion.

 

Render the hair using dense, irregular pencil strokes that follow the original hairstyle, hairline, length, direction, and color.

 

If facial hair is present, reproduce it using textured pencil strokes that preserve its original shape and placement.

 

The facial features should be simplified, not replaced with an unrelated cartoon face.

 

## 6. CLOTHING, ACCESSORIES, HANDS, AND OBJECTS

 

Apply the same hand-drawn colored-pencil treatment to the person's clothing, hands, and any objects they are holding.

 

Preserve the original outfit as closely as possible, including garment shapes, colors, visible patterns, logos, and distinctive details.

 

Use rough colored-pencil shading, irregular outlines, visible hatching, and small uncolored gaps to create a natural handmade texture.

 

Keep glasses, jewelry, watches, bags, and other accessories recognizable.

 

Reproduce held objects in a simplified doodle style while preserving their original shape, orientation, color, and recognizable features.

 

Hands should be simplified to fit the drawing style, but their gestures and orientation must remain clear and consistent with the original photograph.

 

Avoid malformed fingers, disconnected hands, duplicated objects, or accessories that appear to float.

 

## 7. BACKGROUND — KEEP IT PHOTOGRAPHIC

 

**The background must remain photographic and must NOT be converted into a doodle or illustration.**

 

Preserve the original photograph's environment, location, objects, architecture, vegetation, lighting, colors, perspective, shadows, and depth.

 

Keep the background as a realistic photographic image with its original photographic qualities.

 

Only transform the person and the elements directly associated with them into the hand-drawn colored-pencil doodle style.

 

Maintain a clear visual contrast between the illustrated character in the foreground and the realistic photographic background.

 

Where the smaller doodle body reveals areas that were previously hidden by the original person's body, naturally reconstruct and extend the surrounding background so it looks continuous and believable.

 

Any reconstructed background areas must match the original scene's perspective, lighting, colors, textures, and objects.

 

Do not introduce new scenery, remove existing objects, change the location, or alter the background composition unnecessarily.

 

Do not apply pencil strokes, cartoon outlines, painted textures, or illustration filters to the background.

 

## 8. COMPOSITION AND FRAMING

 

Create a single vertical image in a **4:5 aspect ratio**.

 

Keep the doodle character clearly visible and naturally integrated into the original photographic scene.

 

Frame the character so the oversized head and compact body fit comfortably within the image boundaries.

 

Do not crop the top of the head, important facial features, or significant parts of the original pose.

 

Maintain the original photograph's overall composition as much as possible while adapting the person to the exaggerated doodle proportions.

 

Do not create a separate illustration panel or place the original photograph inside the final image.

 

No split screens, comparison layouts, collages, picture-in-picture effects, decorative frames, or borders.

 

## 9. STRICTLY AVOID

 

* Changing the person's identity or creating a generic character.

* Copying the person, outfit, or background from the doodle style reference.

* Changing the original hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, or facial hair.

* Replacing the original clothing with a different outfit.

* Converting the photographic background into an illustration.

* Smooth vector fills or clean, uniform digital outlines.

* Glossy 3D rendering or CGI.

* Anime or manga facial features.

* Realistic facial rendering that conflicts with the hand-drawn doodle style.

* Polished digital painting or excessive airbrushing.

* Unnecessary changes to the original composition.

* Extra limbs, malformed hands, or distorted held objects.

* Text, captions, logos, watermarks, borders, or inset images.

 

## 10. FINAL OUTPUT

 

Produce **ONE single finished image**, not a collection of variations.

 

The final image must feature a recognizable, hand-drawn colored-pencil doodle version of the person from the original photograph, with an oversized rounded head, compact body, scribbled hair, softly rosy cheeks, preserved clothing, recognizable accessories, and the original pose.

 

The person must be illustrated using the colored-pencil style of the uploaded doodle reference, while the surrounding environment remains a realistic photograph.

 

The result should feel playful, charming, handmade, and visually faithful to both references.

 

**Final requirements:**

 

* One person transformed into a colored-pencil doodle.

* Original identity and distinctive appearance preserved.

* Original

clothing, accessories, and pose preserved.

* Background remains photographic.

* Vertical 4:5 composition.

* No text, no inset, no collage, no borders, and no watermark.