Anime_japones
Use the uploaded image as the only identity reference.
Identity lock – face, hair, gender (100% from photo)
Keep the exact same face and likeness as in the reference photo, preserving 100% of the real facial structure and proportions.
Maintain skull shape, eye shape and distance, nose shape, lips and mouth shape, jawline, cheekbones, chin, ears, apparent age, skin tone family, and gender expression exactly as in the original image.
Do not enlarge eyes, shrink the nose, change the mouth, de-age, beautify, or apply typical anime exaggerations to the facial features; everything must stay realistic.
Preserve the same hairstyle family from the photo (length, volume, silhouette, parting, hairline, curl/straight pattern), only restyled with anime-style line art and painting, not redesigned.
Core task – transformation
Transform the attached photo into a Japanese anime–style illustration while keeping all faces, bodies, and object shapes realistic and unchanged from the original composition.
Every person and object should match the original positioning, proportions, and perspective; only the rendering style changes.
Line art and outlines
Apply soft, clean black outlines around all characters and objects, similar to mature anime or anime movie key art with realistic proportions.
Use slightly varied line weight (thicker for contours, thinner for inner details) to keep the image expressive but still grounded and readable.
Coloring – acrylic painting style
Render the colors as if painted with realistic acrylics: opaque, layered brushstrokes, subtle texture, and controlled blending instead of flat cel shading.
Use rich, saturated yet natural colors, with soft gradients and visible brushwork that mimic hand-painted anime acrylic illustrations.
Preserve original lighting and shadow directions from the photo, translating them into painted shading and highlights while keeping the same scene mood.
Background – brown line art with watercolor
Convert the background into brown line art combined with gentle watercolor effects.
Use warm brown outlines for buildings, objects, or environment, with soft, light brown watercolor washes that feel airy and minimal, so the focus stays on the characters.
Keep the original background layout and perspective from the photo, but simplify details into stylized line work and watercolor patches rather than full realism.
Overall style and mood
The overall look should feel like a realistic-anatomy anime illustration painted in acrylic on top of the original composition: grounded, cinematic, and slightly stylized but not chibi or cartoonish.
Maintain the same expressions, poses, and relationships between characters and objects as in the reference image, so the scene is instantly recognizable as the same moment.
What to avoid
Do not change facial features, body type, age, or gender of any person in the image.
No big anime eyes, tiny noses, extreme chibi proportions, or heavy deformation of anatomy or perspective.
No extra text, logos, UI, or graphic design elements overlaid on the image.