Expressive Red Pencil Fashion Sketch

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Inputs

Reference_photo (image) · Required

Outputs

Red_pencil_fashion_sketch (image)

Redraw the person in the supplied photo as a vivid, expressive hand-drawn pencil sketch on a completely clean white background. Preserve the person’s recognizable identity, hairstyle, hair direction, pose, camera angle, body position, clothing design, and overall composition, but transform the image into a loose fashion sketch made with soft colored pencils or wax crayons.

Use red shades only, ranging from pale pink and coral to bright scarlet, crimson, and burgundy. Do not use black, gray, or any other colors.

Make the drawing vivid and saturated, but clearly a rough, lively sketch rather than a polished, carefully finished illustration. Use loose, quick, uneven strokes, repeated lines, energetic pencil movements, overlapping marks, occasional unfilled areas, and lines that extend beyond the forms. Keep the soft-pencil or wax-crayon texture visible. Do not smooth the drawing or make it perfectly clean; it should feel as though an artist sketched the figure quickly and emotionally by hand.

Strongly exaggerate the body proportions. Make the shoulders extremely large, broad, and expressive—far wider than the person’s natural proportions and nearly dominant in the composition. Give them a powerful, slightly angular fashion-sketch silhouette. Exaggerate the anatomical width of the shoulders, not merely the clothing. Make the head look slightly smaller in relation to the shoulders. Other body parts may be mildly stylized, but the broad shoulders must remain the main exaggeration.

Strongly stylize the face with angular, geometric features: a square forehead, sharp cheekbones, a square jaw and chin, and angular ears. Build the face contour mainly from straight lines and sharp corners rather than a smooth, realistic oval. Make the nose square and graphic, defined by a few quick straight strokes.

Make the eyes large, beautiful, and expressive—noticeably larger than natural proportions and visibly extending beyond the face contour. Keep them attractive and expressive, not frightening or grotesque. Define each eye with a few loose, fluid, confident lines. Do not render realistic irises, pupils, eyelashes, or small details. Treat the eyes as large graphic shapes drawn with quick pencil strokes.

Make the lips square and geometric, with sharp corners, straight sections, and a slightly exaggerated shape rather than natural curves. Keep the chin, nose, lips, cheekbones, and jawline consistent in one angular geometric style. Do not render the face realistically; omit fine skin details, photorealistic eyes, and precise anatomical detailing. Prioritize the expressive silhouette, oversized eyes extending beyond the face, square features, exaggerated broad shoulders, and loose pencil lines.

Draw the hair with quick, energetic, chaotic strokes while preserving the original hairstyle and direction of the hair. Do not make it perfectly smooth or render it strand by strand. Use many loose lines, some of which may extend beyond the actual hair contour.

Render the clothing with dense, vivid red strokes. Preserve its original design while emphasizing the exaggerated shoulder width. Indicate folds and clothing details with quick, uneven lines rather than neat, careful rendering.

Keep the white background completely empty: no decoration, objects, text, borders, or additional elements.

The finished image should look like a vivid, contemporary art sketch made in just a few minutes with red soft pencils or wax crayons: lively, loose, rough, energetic, somewhat chaotic, visibly textured, and intentionally unfinished. The person should remain recognizable despite the exaggerated proportions. Emphasize beautiful oversized eyes extending beyond the angular square face, a square nose and lips, an angular chin and ears, and excessively broad, exaggerated shoulders.