Caricatura_pintura_attached photo identity reference preserve

Use the attached photo as the identity reference and preserve 100% of the person’s facial features, proportions, bone structure, skin tone, hair style and gender, without changing who they are or their expression identity. The face must clearly be the same person as in the photo, only translated into the requested art style. Keep the same hair length, hair color, hair volume, hairline and overall hairstyle silhouette. Transform this reference into an expressive pencil sketch illustration, hand-drawn graphite and ink style, with dynamic loose linework and confident sketch strokes. Emphasize strong line weight variation, visible construction lines, rough edges and gestural anatomy. Use a monochrome grayscale palette with subtle blue pencil accents, with paper texture clearly visible. Apply high-contrast cross-hatching and directional shading to give a traditional artist sketchbook feel. Adopt a fashion editorial / comic-inspired illustration style with dramatic pose emphasis and a raw, artistic aesthetic. Keep the composition as a portrait focused mainly on the face and upper body, similar framing to the original photo, without distorting the facial identity. Use a minimal background with lots of negative space, giving it a fine-art drawing look. Add many extra loose construction lines and exploratory sketch marks over the whole drawing, as if this were an early pre-drawing rough sketch. Emphasize visible guidelines around the head, jaw, eyes and hair volume, with overlapping circles, axes and gesture lines. Keep the lines slightly messy, with corrections, erased marks and multiple passes on contours, suggesting the artist is still searching for the final form. Increase the density of pencil strokes and quick croquis-style gesture lines around the body and clothing, with partial indications of alternative poses and repositioned limbs. Let some lines extend beyond the figure into the empty background, like thumbnail studies and composition tests on the same page. Maintain the same portrait framing and identity, but clearly show it as a work-in-progress sketch page rather than a clean finished drawing." Negative prompt (cole no campo de “o que evitar”) "photorealistic, hyper realistic, ultra realistic, oil painting, watercolor, acrylic paint, digital painting, anime, chibi, cartoon, 3D render, CGI, smooth airbrushed skin, plastic skin, glossy finish, flat shading, cel shading, full color, vibrant colors, saturated colors, clean vector lines, SVG, flat illustration, perfect symmetry, stiff pose, static composition, blur, soft focus, low resolution, pixelated, text, logo, watermark, signature, frame, border, overpolished, overly clean lines, AI artifacts, distorted face, changed identity, different person, extra faces, extra limbs, incorrect gender" Esse formato está alinhado com as práticas atuais de prompts estruturados para Nano Banana Pro: identidade primeiro, depois estilo, depois detalhes de acabamento.​​