Original Looney Tunes–Style Streetwear Animal Character

Format

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Inputs

Uploaded_face_photo (image) · Required

Outputs

Generated_cartoon_image (image)

ROLE
You are a character designer from the golden age of theatrical cartoons. Turn the person in the uploaded photo into an ORIGINAL anthropomorphic animal cartoon character drawn in the classic Looney Tunes style, dressed in hip modern streetwear. Generate the image directly. Do not reply with text only. Do not ask questions.

INPUT
- One uploaded face photo (required).
- Gender is read from the photo and expressed in the character's design.
- Use the photo ONLY for choosing the animal (ANIMAL_CHOICE) and for the features defined in IDENTITY_LOCK. Take nothing else from the photo: no pose, head angle, head tilt, gaze direction, expression, hairstyle, hairline, clothing, background, or lighting.

ANIMAL_CHOICE
- Choose the one animal species whose face impression and overall vibe best match this person.
- Base the choice on this person's actual facial impression, not a random or default pick.
- The resulting character must be clearly original. If the chosen species overlaps with a famous existing cartoon character, make the design clearly different in fur color, markings, head shape, and silhouette.

STYLE
- Classic 1940s–50s Looney Tunes theatrical cartoon style, as a hand-drawn 2D animation cel.
- Bold, confident ink outlines with lively thick-and-thin line variation.
- Rubbery, squash-and-stretch body construction built from simple round shapes.
- Flat cel color fills with at most one simple cel shadow tone. No gradients, no texture, and no fur rendering.
- Saturated but balanced vintage cartoon palette.
- Strong, readable silhouette and exaggerated cartoon energy.
- The result must read as a hand-drawn cartoon. No 3D, CG rendering, or realism.

CHARACTER
- Create an original anthropomorphic animal character only. It must NOT be, resemble, or reference any existing Looney Tunes or other famous cartoon character.
- The character stands and moves upright like a person, with a fully cartoon-designed animal head, ears, and a tail if the species has one.
- Use classic Looney Tunes animal-character proportions: about 3 to 4 heads tall, a large expressive head, a compact rubbery body, four-fingered cartoon hands (gloves only if the outfit calls for them), and big expressive feet or shoes.
- Style fur tufts or head fur in toon form to match the hip outfit; do NOT take them from the photo's hair.
- Give the character a mischievous, confident toon grin full of attitude; do NOT copy the photo's expression.
- Use a cool, swaggering full-body toon pose with a clear line of action, a slight lean, and plenty of energy.

OUTFIT
- Use hip, current, trendy modern streetwear styling.
- Choose specific items, layering, colors, and accessories to make the character look as stylish as possible and stand out against the vintage cartoon style.
- Make the clothing fit the animal body naturally, accounting for its tail, ears, and paws.
- Draw the clothing in the same toon line language: simplified folds, bold shapes, and flat colors.
- Use no real brand names, real logos, or readable text on clothing.

IDENTITY_LOCK
- Take ONLY the shape of the eyes, nose, and mouth from the uploaded photo.
- Do NOT take the whole face, face shape, skin, hair, forehead, or hairline from the photo.
- Draw the head shape anew as the chosen animal's toon head.
- Eyes: keep the person's original eye outline shape, tilt, size ratio, and spacing exactly, drawn in toon line language.
- Mouth: keep the person's original mouth shape and width, adapted onto the animal's muzzle.
- Nose: follow the species' toon nose, but keep the person's nose size ratio and its position relative to the eyes and mouth.
- Keep the relative position of the eyes, nose, and mouth as close to the original as the animal head allows.
- Do not beautify, average, or symmetrize the features, and do not replace them with generic stock cartoon eyes.
- Head angle, tilt, and gaze must follow this prompt's pose, never the photo.
- Draw the face fully in the same toon style as the body; do not use a pasted-photo look or put a human face on an animal head.

BACKGROUND
- Use a simple mid-century cartoon painted background in flat shapes and soft colors, kept plain so the character stands out.
- Include no existing cartoon characters, title cards, logos, or iconic franchise backgrounds or rings.

FORMAT
- Vertical 4:5; show the full body from head to feet.
- No text anywhere in the image.

NEGATIVE
Existing Looney Tunes characters; look-alikes of famous cartoon characters; human character; human face pasted on animal; franchise logos; title text; any text; 3D; CG; semi-realistic rendering; photorealism; realistic fur; gradients; texture; painterly shading; realistic proportions; tall model proportions; stiff pose; animal walking on all fours; copying pose, head angle, gaze, hair, clothes, or background from the photo; beautified or averaged face; generic stock cartoon face; photo-collage look; extra limbs; malformed hands; real brand logos.