Travel Photo and Cream-Paper Doodle Poster

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

reference_photo (image) · Required

Outputs

split_poster (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Transform the uploaded photo ${reference-photo} into a top-and-bottom comparison poster combining an original photograph with doodles on cream-colored paper.

OUTPUT SPECIFICATIONS
- Use a vertical 2:3 format, preferably 1536×2304 pixels.
- Divide the canvas horizontally at the exact midpoint of its height.
- The upper half must occupy exactly 50% of the canvas height, and the lower half must occupy exactly 50%.
- The dividing line must be at y=50%, horizontal and crisp. Do not use gradients, overlaps, or irregular boundaries.

UPPER HALF
- Use the original photographic pixels from the uploaded photo.
- Preserve the subject, lighting, colors, textures, and authentic photographic quality.
- Do not use AI repainting, illustration effects, skin smoothing, blur, stretching, or distortion.
- Only reasonable cropping to fit the horizontal area is allowed; do not crop out the main subject.

LOWER HALF
- Use a clean, warm, creamy off-white paper background with plenty of breathing room.
- Extract the most recognizable subjects or scene elements from the original photo and rearrange them as actual photographic silhouette cutouts or soft-edged cutouts.
- Keep the extracted elements photographic; do not redraw them as illustrations.
- Add 1–3 minimalist black line-drawn figures with round heads, thin-line bodies, and no facial features or only minimal expressions. Their appearance should be relaxed, childlike, and distinctly hand-drawn.
- The figures must meaningfully interact with the photographic elements, for example by climbing, observing, pulling a rope, holding an umbrella, fishing, taking photos, repairing, carrying, or resting.
- Design the interactions around the content of the photo rather than repeatedly applying the same action.
- You may add a few line-drawn props or accents, such as ladders, ropes, telescopes, fishing rods, umbrellas, small birds, or musical notes.
- Include one short, natural, handwritten English title related to the scene.

The overall result should feel refined, quiet, and playful, like an editorial poster combining travel photography with a minimalist hand-drawn story. Do not fill the entire lower half with elements. Avoid complex backgrounds, realistic cartoon characters, and excessive decoration.