{"id":"35332","prompt":"Use the uploaded image as the primary reference. Preserve the original scene, composition, subjects, poses, proportions, colors, and important details accurately. Do not replace or rearrange the main elements.\n\nCreate a vertical 3:4 editorial poster with a refined photograph-to-hand-drawn-illustration transformation.\n\nTOP SECTION — ORIGINAL PHOTO\n•Keep the uploaded photograph essentially unchanged.\n•Preserve the exact environment, people/animals, objects, architecture, lighting, colors, and composition.\n•Make it look natural, sharp, and photographic.\n•The photo should occupy approximately the upper 50% of the poster.\n\nBOTTOM SECTION — ILLUSTRATED VERSION\n•Recreate the same scene from the photograph as a delicate hand-drawn illustration.\n•Keep the same subjects, positions, poses, perspective, and recognizable details.\n•Use a soft watercolor + colored pencil + ink sketch aesthetic.\n•Fine expressive outlines, subtle pencil texture, gentle watercolor washes, slightly imperfect hand-drawn edges.\n•Simplify the background while retaining the most recognizable environmental elements.\n•Use soft pastel tones, natural paper colors, subtle grain, and an elegant editorial/art-book feeling.\n•The illustration should feel like a premium travel/lifestyle postcard, not a cartoon or generic digital painting.\n•Maintain visual continuity between the photograph and illustration.\n\nLAYOUT & DESIGN\n•Vertical 3:4 composition.\n•Upper half = original photograph.\n•Lower half = warm off-white textured paper/canvas background.\n•Create a soft, seamless transition between the two sections.\n•Place the illustrated recreation centrally in the lower section with generous negative space around it.\n•Add a few subtle hand-drawn decorative elements such as tiny petals, leaves, hearts, or sketch marks only if they naturally fit the scene.\n•Minimal, elegant typography beneath or around the illustration.\n•Use a sophisticated handwritten/script font for the main title and a small minimalist serif/sans-serif font for the subtitle.\n•Keep typography understated and balanced.\n\nTEXT\nReplace the title and subtitle with context-appropriate wording, or use:\n“A Brighter Day”\n“A Slower Life”\n\nFor pet/family images, use:\n“Good Friends”\n“Brighter Days”\n“Happier Tails ♡”\n\nIMPORTANT\n•Do not alter the identity or appearance of people or animals.\n•Do not add extra people, animals, buildings, structures, etc."}