Identity-Consistent Caricature Portrait

Use the uploaded portrait as an identity reference for the subject's face, hairstyle, facial structure, and overall impression. Create a high-quality lifestyle editorial portrait showing the same person sitting outdoors next to a wooden easel displaying a brightly colored street-style cartoon portrait. The real person and the cartoon must clearly represent the same person. Scene: - The subject sits on a simple wooden folding chair - Next to a wooden easel displaying a large cartoon artwork - The background is a charming urban art market - Including illustration stalls, craft stalls, sketch displays, posters, cozy creative shops, and a few softly blurred pedestrians - Lively but not crowded atmosphere - Bright, soft sunlight, warm natural tones, shallow depth of field - Realistic photographic style for both the subject and environment - Vertical composition, clearly showing both the subject and the cartoon. Subject: - Retain the identifiable features of the uploaded person - Natural pose - Calm, relaxed, and slightly cheerful expression - Stylish casual attire suitable for the subject - Clean, editorial lifestyle style - Don't force every subject to use the same pose or expression. Comic Strip Direction: - The artwork on the easel must be authentic street observation comics, not generic cute cartoons. - Cartoonists should exaggerate the most prominent facial features of the subject. - Analyze the uploaded face and exaggerate only 2–4 unique features, such as eye shape, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, chin, ears, hairstyle, or facial proportions. - Each comic should feel tailor-made for that specific character. - Avoid using the same default cute face shape for everyone. - Avoid generic "big eyes and tongue sticking out" expressions. - Comics are funny because they capture the unique features of the character, not because they use random, comical poses. Comic Strip Style: - Large head, small body proportions - Funny but recognizable facial proportions - Bold hand-drawn marker lines - Fast sketch strokes - Colored pencil texture - Active street artist style - Humorous and endearing - Witty, expressive, and full of personality - Charming handmade imperfections - Brightly colored decorative graffiti can be added, but the focus should be on the face. Cartoon Expressions: - Choose natural, humorous expressions that match the character's facial features. - Optional expressions: raised eyebrow, shy smile, surprised look, confident mischievous grin, awkward polite smile, exaggeratedly calm face, pout, confused cute face, or gentle, blank stare. - Expressions should vary depending on the subject. - Don't always use the tongue-out expression. - Don't always use the same wide-eyed cute expression. Cartoon Canvas: - A large vertical easel or canvas on a wooden easel. - The cartoon should be clearly visible and occupy the main part of the image. - It should be immediately recognizable as a slapstick street cartoon. - It should be more exaggerated than a portrait sketch. - It shouldn't look like a realistic fashion illustration. - It shouldn't look like a delicate beauty painting. Important Notes: - The cartoon must be a custom work specifically for the uploaded character. - Retain an identifiable identity through exaggerated features. - Prioritize personality, similarity, and humor over generic cuteness. - Make the cartoon look like a whimsical, exaggerated version of the character drawn by a real street artist. Negative Notes: - No generic cute chibi faces - No repetitive default cartoon faces - No tongue-out poses - No using the same funny expressions for every subject - No random anime expressions - No realistic portrait sketches - No elaborate fashion illustrations - No beauty sketches - No subtle exaggerations - No horrible grotesque distortions - No ugly, grotesque exaggerations - No distortions of realistic body structures - No extra fingers - No poorly drawn hands - No cluttered, crowded backgrounds - No text - No watermarks - No Eiffel Tower - No famous landmarks.