Street Caricature Portrait Adventure

Use uploaded portraits as references for the subject's face, hairstyle, facial structure, and overall impression.

Create a high-quality lifestyle editorial portrait where the figure sits outdoors, with a colorful street-style exaggerated cartoon displayed on a wooden easel beside him.

The real person and the manga must be clearly the same person.

Scene:
- The figure sits on a simple wooden folding chair
- Next to her is a wooden easel holding large manga works
- The background is a warm urban art market
- Includes illustration booths, handmade creative booths, sketch displays, posters, cozy creative storefronts, and a small amount of gentle pedestrians
- Lively but not crowded
- Bright, soft natural light, warm natural tones, and shallow depth of field
- Characters and environments adopt a realistic photography style
- Vertical composition clearly shows characters and comics

Main Body:
- Maintain identifiable identity of the uploaded person
- Natural posture
- Calm, relaxed, slightly playful expressions
- Fashionable casual outfits suitable for the main body
- Clean editorial lifestyle photography style
- Do not force the same posture or expression for each subject

Comic Guidance:
- The artwork on the easel must be authentic observational street comics, not generic cute cartoons
- Cartoonists should exaggerate the subject's most prominent facial features
- Analyze the uploaded face, exaggerating only 2–4 prominent features such as eye shape, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, chin, ears, hairstyle, or facial proportions
- Each comic should feel tailored for a specific character
- Avoid using the same default cute face for everyone
- Avoid the generic "big eyes with tongue stickout" expression
- The fun of comics should come from capturing unique features, not from random comical poses

Comic Style:
- Large head, small body, simplified proportions
- Playful yet distinctive facial proportions
- Bold hand-drawn marker lines
- Fast sketch stroke
- Colored pencil texture
- The vibrant energy of street artists
- Humorous and likable
- Witty, expressive, and distinctive personality
- Charming handmade imperfections
- You can add colorful accents to the graffiti, but keep the focus on the face

Comic emojis:
- Choose natural and playful expressions that suit the person's facial features
- Possible expressions: raised eyebrows, shy smiles, surprised looks, confident smiles, awkward but polite smiles, exaggerated calm faces, pouting, confused cuteness, or gentle blankness
- Expressions should change with the subject
- Don't stick out your tongue all the time
- Don't always use the same big-eyed cute expression

Comic canvas:
- Large vertical drawing boards or canvases on wooden easels
- The cartoon should be clearly visible and occupy the main part of the image
- Should be immediately recognizable as a fun street comic
- It should be more exaggerated than a portrait sketch
- It should not look like realistic fashion illustrations
- It should not look like a refined beauty look

Important Notice:
- Comics must be customized according to the uploaded characters
- Maintain a recognizable identity through exaggerated features
- Prioritize personality, similarity, and humor over generic cuteness
- Make the comic feel like a witty, exaggerated version created by a real street artist observing the characters

Negative Tips:
- No generic cute chibi faces, no repetitive default comic faces, no tongue-sticking poses, no identical funny expressions, no random anime expressions, no realistic portrait sketches, no exquisite fashion illustrations, no makeup sketches, no slight exaggeration, no horror distortion, no ugly or disgusting exaggeration, no anatomical distortion of real people, no extra fingers, no misdrawn hands, no cluttered backgrounds, no text, no watermarks, no Eiffel Tower, no famous landmarks