내 사진 손그림 낙서 일러스트

Use the uploaded reference image as the primary visual reference for the subject. Create a charming, intentionally imperfect hand-drawn doodle interpretation of the person in the uploaded image. IDENTITY: The drawing should remain recognizably inspired by the same person. Preserve the most important identifying visual characteristics: * overall face shape * hairstyle and hair length * bangs or hair parting * recognizable eye shape * nose and mouth impression * distinctive accessories * major clothing colors and silhouette * overall personality and visual impression However, do NOT render the face photorealistically. Translate these characteristics into simplified hand-drawn visual symbols so that the person is still recognizable despite the deliberately naive drawing style. COMPOSITION: Use the pose and general body orientation from the uploaded reference image as inspiration. Draw one main character prominently in the center of a clean off-white paper canvas. Use approximately a half-body or three-quarter-body composition depending on what is visible in the uploaded image. Do not create multiple copies of the person. DRAWING STYLE: Make the illustration look genuinely hand-drawn by an ordinary person using a mixture of: rough colored pencil, wax crayon, thin black pen, and slightly faded marker. The drawing must NOT look professionally polished. Use: wobbly outlines, uneven line thickness, slightly inaccurate curves, visible overlapping strokes, small gaps between lines, imperfect coloring, occasional coloring outside the outlines, uneven pressure, rough cross-hatching, scribbled shadows, and visible paper grain. Facial features should be simplified but expressive. Eyes can be small uneven dots or loose almond shapes. The nose should use only one or two minimal strokes. The mouth should be a simple expressive line. Hair should be represented through repeated loose scribbled strokes rather than individually rendered realistic strands. BODY: Use charmingly imperfect proportions. Slightly oversized head, simplified hands, loose shoulders, and casually drawn limbs. Keep the original pose recognizable without requiring anatomically perfect drawing. DECORATIVE DOODLES: Surround the character with small hand-drawn objects that visually match the mood and styling of the uploaded photograph. Automatically choose a restrained combination of approximately 6–10 small doodles such as: tiny hearts, sparkles, stars, flowers, bows, clouds, music notes, tiny cherries, ribbons, smiley faces, little arrows, miniature bags, cups, phones, cosmetics, or objects visually related to the reference image. Do NOT arrange these decorations symmetrically. Scatter them naturally like spontaneous notebook doodles. Add a few loose motion lines, handwritten squiggles, tiny stars, and uneven decorative borders. TEXT: Do not generate long readable sentences. If text-like decoration is useful, use only tiny handwritten marks, short symbols, hearts, stars, or simple expressive scribbles. BACKGROUND: Warm white or slightly cream drawing paper. Preserve visible subtle paper fibers and tiny imperfections. No detailed environmental background. COLOR: Use a limited playful palette automatically derived from the person's clothing and overall mood in the reference image. Colors should look physically applied by hand rather than digitally filled. Allow overlapping crayon texture and areas where the white paper remains visible. AUTHENTICITY: The final image should feel like someone looked at the uploaded photograph and lovingly drew the person in a sketchbook for fun. It should feel personal, spontaneous, slightly awkward, cute, imperfect, and handmade. AVOID: professional vector illustration, perfect line art, anime rendering, 3D cartoon, photorealistic face, smooth digital gradients, perfect anatomy, perfect symmetry, airbrushed shading, clean corporate icon style, AI-polished character design, identical repeated decorations, typed fonts, watermarks, or glossy digital rendering.