Marker-Sketch Comic Photo Comparison

Format

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Inputs

Uploaded_photo (image) · Required

Outputs

Photo_and_marker_comic_comparison (image)

Use only the single photo uploaded for this request as the visual reference. Create one 3:4 vertical image arranged as an “original photo + marker-sketch comic” comparison. Generate each photo independently; do not create a collage or combine multiple photos.

**Overall layout**
The top and bottom sections must each occupy exactly 50% of the canvas. They must have the same width and meet directly, with no gap or border. Nothing may cross the dividing line.

**Top half: original photo**
Fill the entire top half with the original photo, extending to all four edges. Only proportional resizing and cropping of nonessential outer background are allowed. Faithfully preserve the subject’s identity, face shape, expression, pose, hairstyle, clothing, accessories, objects, setting, spatial relationships, natural lighting, and original colors. Do not redraw or recolor the photo, stretch it, add or remove elements, or add text.

**Bottom half: marker-sketch comic**
Using the same photo as reference, redraw its scene as a modern hand-drawn marker comic. Accurately preserve recognizable features, apparent age, facial features, expression, hairstyle, clothing, actions, and key objects. Do not change the subject’s identity or add characters or plot elements.

Use fluid sketch lines in deep brown, dark gray, or navy, with varied line weight and a natural hand-drawn quality. Select 4–6 main colors from the original photo and apply them in translucent layers of alcohol-marker color, preserving natural strokes and a few traces of overlapping color. Keep the face, hands, glasses, and key contours clear and accurate. Render skin naturally and cleanly; depict hair with broad color shapes and a few strands; color clothing in accordance with its folds.

Simplify the background to a few environmental lines that keep attention on the subject. Use clean, warm-white art paper with a subtle paper texture. Keep the result fresh, bright, relaxed, and convincingly hand-drawn. Follow the original photo’s composition, keep the subject’s proportions natural, show key actions completely, and avoid a crowded layout.

**Do not include**
Gouache-like thick paint, vector illustration, 3D effects, heavy black outlines, airbrush gradients, tangled lines, excessive noise, dirty paper texture, an influencer-style face, exaggerated facial features, or unrelated decorations. Do not include text, titles, speech bubbles, logos, or watermarks.