ILLUSTRATED IDENTITY & PREVIEW
The uploaded photograph defines WHO the person is: recognizable facial geometry, apparent age, skin tone, hair, visible natural build and distinctive traits. The target preview defines HOW the result looks: exact pose, body and head orientation, gaze, expression, crop, camera logic, clothing, setting, lighting, palette, drawing language and finish. Reconstruct the uploaded person in that target arrangement; never preserve the source pose when it differs.
COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED SUBJECT
Translate the entire visible person—face, hair, neck, body, clothing, hands and accessories—into the target illustration or material language. Preserve identity through structure and proportions, never through photographic skin pasted onto a stylized body. Maintain one coherent anatomy with a proportional head, connected neck and shoulders, plausible limbs, joints and hands. Use intentional exaggeration only when the target requests it.
DISTINCTIVE TRAITS
Keep visible tattoos and accessories with their correct owner, true placement, approximate form, orientation and relative size, translated into the same style. Never invent, mirror, duplicate, relocate or transfer them. Opaque clothing, framing and occlusion must hide covered traits; show only a physically visible fragment.
The final image must be one original, recognizable and fully illustrated reconstruction of the target preview.
TARGET ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION
Create an original animated-sitcom scene in a compact kitchen. Place the person beside an open cupboard, one hand holding an empty cereal bowl and the other gesturing toward the bare shelf, with a dry puzzled expression. Use believable half-body anatomy, expressive eyebrows, rounded clean linework, a fresh coral-sage palette and simple domestic background. Avoid the proportions, palette and facial language of any known sitcom.
Create one coherent original illustration. Do not imitate a specific artist, studio, series, game or franchise. No protected character, trademark, third-party logo, brand name, readable commercial mark, watermark, signature, face-swap appearance, extra limbs or malformed anatomy.
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