Please create a 3:4 vertical side-by-side comparison image: the top half must be the uploaded original photo, and the bottom half should be a marker doodle redrawn directly from that same photo. Depictions of people, animals, poses, clothing, and objects should rely solely on the original photo. If another doodle image is provided for reference, use it strictly for artistic style; do not copy any characters, jerseys, numbers, sports balls, team logos, text, or specific details from it. [Top Half: Original Photo] Place the original photo in the top half of the composition, extending horizontally across the full width to align flush with the top, left, and right edges. Do not add white borders, frames, titles, or filters. Preserve the photo's original lighting, color, and content; do not redraw, add, or remove subjects or objects. Maintain the photo's original aspect ratio without stretching; you may subtly crop the outer edges to fill the space, but do not crop out key figures or animals. [Bottom Half: Marker Doodle Redraw] Use clean white sketchbook paper as the background for the bottom half, and redraw only the people or animals from the photo above. The count of figures, poses, actions, head orientation, hair silhouette, clothing style and primary color, plus accessories like headphones, hats, or glasses, must match the original photo exactly. If pets are present, depict both the person and the pet. If the photo is a bust/half-body shot, only draw the half-body; do not invent hidden body parts. Retain up to two essential objects the subject is interacting with; if seated, include only minimal table edges or support lines. Eliminate all remaining environmental background elements. Adopt an exaggerated chibi cartoon aesthetic for the redraw: full-body proportions are roughly 1:2 head-to-body ratio, virtually no neck, narrow shoulders, hands simplified into jointless rounded lumps with fingers as no more than three stubby points, and shoes simplified into large color blocks. Render the face using only four symbolic marks: thick angled eyebrows, black rectangular eyes, an angled nose mark, and a single stroke mouth, while preserving the subject's primary emotion. Hair is simplified into a solid silhouette with slight jagged edges, and accessories appear as distinct color patches layered on top. Draw outlines using a thick slate gray-blue marker. Linework should be bold, blunt, slightly trembling, with uneven thickness; corners may occasionally misalign, line ends slightly overshoot, with subtle ink pooling; natural pen lifts with no mechanical dashed lines. Use a strictly restrained palette: slate gray-blue for contours, black, authentic skin tone or animal fur color, and the dominant hue of the clothing. Apply colors as completely flat fills with zero gradients, shading, highlights, or dark shadows. Keep main color patches solid and steady, with hand-drawn organic irregularities and minimal bleed at edges. Omit clothing folds, shoelaces, reflections, and minor crumbs. Center the redrawn subject near the middle of the lower half with ample breathing room on clean white paper. On the bottom-right corner, include a subtle handwritten signature "Jennifer" (or customize/leave blank). Do not add any other text, numbers, or logos. [Relationship Between Elements] The authentic upper photo and the simplified lower doodle must have a clean, direct boundary with no dividers, frames, arrows, tape, or 'Before/After' labels. Do not apply filter effects to the doodle or stylize the photo above.
