Identity-Consistent Caricature Portrait

Use the uploaded portrait as the identity reference for the subject’s face, hairstyle, facial structure, and overall impression. Create a high-quality lifestyle editorial portrait of the same person sitting outdoors beside a wooden easel displaying a colorful street-style caricature portrait of them. The real person and the caricature must clearly resemble the same individual. Scene: - the person is seated on a simple wooden folding chair - beside them is a wooden easel holding a large caricature drawing - the setting is a sentimental urban art market - include illustration booths, handmade craft stalls, sketch displays, posters, cozy creative shopfronts, and a few softly blurred pedestrians - lively but not crowded - bright soft daylight, warm natural tones, shallow depth of field - realistic photography for the person and environment - vertical composition showing both the person and the caricature clearly Subject: - preserve the uploaded person’s recognizable identity - natural pose - calm, relaxed, slightly amused expression - stylish casual outfit that suits the subject - clean editorial lifestyle photography - do not force the same pose or expression for every subject Caricature direction: - the drawing on the easel must be a true observational street caricature, not a generic cute cartoon - the caricature artist should exaggerate the subject’s actual most recognizable facial traits - analyze the uploaded face and exaggerate only 2–4 distinctive features, such as eye shape, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, chin, ears, hairstyle, or facial proportions - each caricature should feel custom-made for that specific person - avoid using the same default cute face for every person - avoid generic big eyes plus tongue-out expression - the caricature should be funny because it captures the person’s unique features, not because it uses a random silly pose Caricature style: - oversized head with smaller simplified body - playful but recognizable facial proportions - bold hand-drawn marker lines - quick sketchy pen strokes - colored pencil texture - lively street-artist energy - humorous but flattering - witty, expressive, and personality-driven - charming handmade imperfections - colorful accent doodles may be added, but keep the focus on the face Expression in the caricature: - choose a natural funny expression that fits the person’s facial character - possible expressions: raised eyebrow, shy smile, surprised eyes, confident smirk, awkward polite smile, exaggerated calm face, pouty lips, confused cute face, or gentle blank stare - the expression should vary depending on the subject - do not always use a tongue-out face - do not always use the same wide-eyed cute expression Caricature canvas: - large vertical drawing board or canvas on a wooden easel - the caricature should be clearly visible and occupy a major part of the image - it should immediately read as a funny street caricature - it should be more exaggerated than a portrait sketch - it should not look like a realistic fashion illustration - it should not look like a polished beauty drawing Important: - the caricature must be custom to the uploaded person - preserve recognizable identity through the exaggerated features - prioritize personality, likeness, and humor over generic cuteness - make the caricature feel like a real street artist observed the person and drew a witty exaggerated version Negative prompt: - no generic cute chibi face - no repeated default caricature face - no tongue-out pose - no identical silly expression for every subject - no random anime expression - no realistic portrait sketch - no polished fashion illustration - no beauty sketch - no weak exaggeration - no scary grotesque distortion - no ugly horror exaggeration - no distorted anatomy of the real person - no extra fingers - no badly drawn hands - no messy crowded background - no text - no watermark - no Eiffel Tower - no famous landmarks.