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Original artwork 1 by @harboriis

People-Only Crayon Doodle Transformation

@harboriis

Transform only the people in the uploaded photo into cute hand-drawn crayon doodle characters, while everything else in the photograph stays untouched and fully photographic. FORMAT: Vertical 3:4. Keep the original framing, camera angle, lens perspective, lighting and colors. BACKGROUND LOCK: Walls, sky, buildings, car interiors, graffiti, signs, text, furniture, water, ground and every object stay 100% photographic and unchanged. No doodle strokes, outlines or paper texture anywhere outside the people. CHARACTER: Replace each person with a chibi doodle version of themselves in the exact same position, scale, angle and pose. Oversized round head about one third of the body height, short simplified torso and limbs, small mitten-like hands. Keep head tilt, body direction, gestures, hand positions and interactions exactly as photographed. Never turn a person toward the camera. FACE: Minimal and cute. Tiny solid dot eyes or small curved closed-eye lines, short thick dash eyebrows that carry the original expression, a tiny hooked nose line, a small simple mouth matching the original expression, and round scribbled rosy-pink blush circles on both cheeks. Draw eyes only where they are visible; if sunglasses cover them, show only the sunglasses. IDENTITY DETAILS: Keep the exact hairstyle, hair color and volume, drawn as dense scribbled crayon strokes, with curls as loose looping scribbles. Keep every clothing color, garment shape, collar, sleeve and printed graphic. Redraw all accessories in bold simplified detail: sunglasses with glossy black lenses and white highlight streaks, chains, pendants, earrings, rings, headphones, earphone cables, bags and straps. Show visible stubble, beard or chest hair as light scribbles. DRAWING TECHNIQUE: Hand-drawn oil pastel and wax crayon on textured paper. Bold, uneven black crayon outlines, dense directional hatching fills in rich colors matched to the photo, visible paper grain, slightly wobbly imperfect shapes, small uncolored flecks inside the fills, and simple crayon fold lines on clothing. INTEGRATION: The doodle sits exactly where the real person was, as, with with correct correct scale, depth, overlap and contact with seats, walls, cars and the ground. Objects held in the hand, such as phones or cups, stay photographic. FINAL LOOK: A real, untouched photograph where only the people have been redrawn by hand as adorable crayon doodles, a clear mixed-media contrast between realistic photography and handmade drawing. NEGATIVE PROMPT Full-image illustration, doodled or stylized background, altered background, cartoon scenery, realistic human face, realistic anatomy, anime, manga, 3D render, Pixar style, vector art, smooth digital shading, thin clean lines, changed pose, rotated body, invented facial features, extra people, missing accessories, altered text or signage, color shift, added objects

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Original artwork 1 by @harboriis

Photo and Minimal Illustration Memory Card

@harboriis

Use the uploaded photo as the only content source. Create a vertical 3:4 “real photo + minimal illustration” memory card based entirely on that image. Preserve the main subjects, subject count, pose, viewpoint, spatial relationships, and overall scene logic. Do not redesign the source or add unrelated content. Layout Split the card into two horizontal sections, about 50% top and 50% bottom. The top half keeps the uploaded photo with photographic texture. Crop naturally to fit, but do not stretch, mirror, rearrange, or alter the main subjects. Keep natural lighting, real materials, and the original color mood, with subtle editorial grading. The lower half uses a warm ivory handmade-paper background and shows a centered horizontal illustration of the same scene. The illustration occupies about 63-67% of the lower width, with generous blank space around it. Scene Translation In the lower illustration, preserve the most recognizable subjects, major structures, important objects, viewpoint, depth, relative scale, and key positions from the source. Remove tiny clutter, fine photographic texture, reflections, and complex shadows. Simplify the scene into slightly awkward geometric color blocks and thin hand-drawn lines. People and animals, when present, remain identifiable through silhouette, pose, hair or fur shape, clothing color, and placement, but facial detail may be reduced. Outlines may wobble, break, shift, or misalign slightly while the scene stays recognizable. Illustration Style Use restrained naive editorial drawing with soft geometric simplification and handmade quality. Combine thin sketchy linework with flat shapes. The lower scene should feel calm, clean, slightly imperfect, and visually reduced rather than technically precise. Avoid realistic rendering. Color Extract 4-6 representative colors from the uploaded photo and reinterpret them as a soft low-saturation palette. Use muted tones derived from the source, with flat fills and enough contrast to separate major subjects and scene layers. No complex gradients, glossy highlights, or heavy 3D modeling. Texture Blend crayon, pastel, screen-print, and old-book illustration qualities. Keep paper show-through, fine grain, slight pigment unevenness, worn edges, and subtle off-register shifts. The result should feel like an independent editorial illustration printed on aged paper: warm, quiet, nostalgic, and collectible. Typography Below the illustration, you may include exactly two short English lines related to the scene, mood, place, or moment. Use a small vintage serif font, left-aligned. If clean readable text cannot be rendered, leave the area blank. No other readable text. Cleanup Remove phone UI, subtitles, screenshot traces, and interface elements when present. Do not invent missing scenery or decorative props. Negative No major layout change, no added or missing primary subjects, no photoreal painting, no polished watercolor, no anime, no manga, no vector clip-art, no oil paint, no impasto, no 3D, no logo, no watermark, no black border, no UI, no unrelated decoration. Vertical 3:4 split card · photo top / naive illustration bottom · aged paper texture

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Original artwork 1 by @Adam38363368936

夜晚街头胶片快照

@Adam38363368936

参考上传人物的面部衣着特征不发生变化。具有ins风的画面，胶片质感明显，有着轻微的噪点，同时带有运动模糊效果，给人一种平凡无奇、随手拍摄的快照既视感。画面中的主角双手抱胸，歪着头，头发随着风轻轻飘动，显得格外随性。背景是夜晚的场景，背后的车流穿梭不停，整体没有刻意的主体和构图。

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Original artwork 1 by @Adam38363368936

计算草稿纸上的随手涂鸦

@Adam38363368936

画面呈现出一种随性的简笔插画风，一张充满密密麻麻计算的草稿纸占据了大部分画面，计算的字迹凌乱且潦草。在这片凌乱之中，照片中的人以黑色签字笔画出，线条凌乱无序，它似乎迷失在这复杂的计算世界里，像是书写者写累后一时兴起的随手涂鸦。整体画面构图随意，光影上着重突出线条的对比，让图片中人物和草稿纸的凌乱感更加明显

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Original artwork 1 by @Naiknelofar788

Halftone Architectural Travel Collage

@Naiknelofar788

Turn this structure photo into a single high-end halftone architectural travel-collage poster. Output one poster per uploaded photo — never merge multiple structures or photos into one frame. FORMAT 3:4 vertical canvas. Split into two roughly equal zones — real architectural photo on top, printed reconstruction below — divided by one clean, sharp horizontal line. Do not stretch, warp, tilt, or unnaturally reposition the structure to force the proportions. TOP HALF — THE REAL SHOT Preserve the original structure faithfully: same architecture, proportions, perspective, distinctive details, surrounding elements, natural light and shadow, and original color mood. Keep recognizable features such as: * façade * windows and arches * towers or domes * doors and structural details * roofline * surrounding landscape or street elements Add only a subtle high-end color grade and the faintest film grain. Do not redesign or reinterpret the architecture. BOTTOM HALF — THE PRINTED RECONSTRUCTION Rebuild the same structure as an experimental printed architectural collage using: torn photographic fragments + fixed-width ASCII character fields + photocopy halftone dots + architectural linework. The structure must remain immediately recognizable. * Torn-edge photographic fragments preserve the most important architectural details. * Brick, stone, glass, metal, shadows, windows, and surrounding textures gradually dissolve outward into ASCII characters, black halftone dots, fragmented print grain, and fine architectural drafting lines. * Use thin technical construction lines to subtly trace the structure’s geometry. * Let selected areas break apart into paper fibers and halftone fragments, creating the feeling that the building is emerging from an archival print. * Keep the main silhouette strong and readable. * Texture: rough white paper-fiber edges, subtle photocopy imperfections, slight print misregistration, faded ink, old-paper stains, a few restrained crop marks, and one small red calibration bar. * Color: warm gray old-paper background + black ink + the structure’s original muted colors + a single restrained red accent. * Never fully desaturate the structure. The structure should occupy roughly 60–88% of the frame width, scaled according to what reads best for the architecture. Leave 22–38% of the paper visibly untouched and empty, creating generous negative space so the poster feels like an archival architectural specimen rather than a packed digital screen. TYPOGRAPHY Add one clean, readable fixed-width architectural title based on the structure: [STRUCTURE NAME] Below it include: [CITY, COUNTRY] REC. STUDY 01 Add one short observational caption related to the architecture, such as: “A monumental study in geometry, time, and place.” Typography should feel like an old architectural archive mixed with an underground experimental design journal. A few loose ASCII glyphs may trace the outer silhouette or architectural edges as texture only — never use ASCII to invent windows, doors, structural details, or technical specifications. MOOD Early digital systems × analog photocopy × architectural archive × underground zine × modern travel editorial. The structure should feel like it is surfacing from an old printed document — half photograph, half architectural drawing, half experimental print. Sophisticated, minimal, tactile, intellectual, slightly mysterious, and highly collectible. AVOID Solid black terminal backgrounds, dense walls of code, cyberpunk neon, excessive ASCII, distorted architecture, impossible geometry, invented architectural details, fake technical specifications, random symbols with no meaning, garbled text, excessive colors, brand logos, QR codes, watermarks, author credits, or tourist-poster clichés. Priority: Preserve the structure’s identity and architectural accuracy first. The experimental halftone/ASCII treatment should enhance the architecture, not hide it.

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Original artwork 1 by @Goodmanprotocol

Portrait to Halftone Travel Collage

@Goodmanprotocol

Turn this portrait photo into a single high-end halftone travel-collage poster. Output one poster per uploaded photo — never merge multiple photos into one frame. FORMAT 3:4 vertical canvas. Split into two roughly equal zones — real photo on top, printed collage below — divided by one clean, sharp horizontal line. Do not stretch, warp, or reposition the figure to force the proportions. TOP HALF — THE REAL SHOT Preserve the original photo faithfully: same identity, face, expression, pose, hands, layered clothing, headphones/books/devices/personal items, background structure, natural light and shadow, original color mood. Add only a light high-end color grade and the faintest film grain. Do not redraw or reinterpret the person. BOTTOM HALF — THE PRINTED RECONSTRUCTION Same warm gray old-paper background. Rebuild the same figure as a printed collage: torn photographic slices + fixed-width ASCII character fields + photocopy halftone dots. - Keep face, hands, hairstyle, headphones, layered clothing, and one signature item recognizable — identity must survive the breakdown. - Torn-edge photo fragments carry the face and key structural lines; fabric, shadow, and background dissolve outward into ASCII characters, black halftone dots, and fractured print grain. - Texture: rough white paper-fiber edges, slight print misregistration, old paper stains, a couple of crop marks, one restrained red calibration bar. - Color: warm gray paper + black ink + the photo's own muted original colors + the single red accent. Never fully desaturate. - Figure fills roughly 60–88% of the frame width (scale to whatever reads best for this image) — but always leave 22–38% of the paper untouched and empty, so it reads as archival print, not a packed terminal screen. - Add one readable fixed-width title pulled from the photo's theme, plus the line "REC. STUDY 01" and one short observational caption. A few loose ASCII glyphs can trace the figure's edge as texture only — never used to fake body detail or invent specs. MOOD Early digital systems meets analog photocopy meets underground zine meets modern travel editorial. The figure should feel like it's surfacing — half photograph, half character, half print — restrained, archival, a little experimental. AVOID Solid black terminal backgrounds, walls of dense code, cyberpunk neon, fully hidden faces, random symbols with no meaning, invented technical readouts, garbled fake text, author credits, brand logos, QR codes, watermarks.

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