Use the uploaded original photo as the primary subject reference and the uploaded doodle image as the style reference.
Transform the person into a cute, hand-drawn coloured-pencil doodle matching the master reference closely. Keep them recognizable through their hairstyle, hair colour, skin tone, facial hair if present, clothing, glasses, jewellery and other distinctive accessories. Preserve their expression, head tilt, hand gestures and overall pose while exaggerating their proportions into a large rounded head and a small, compact body.
Draw the character with irregular black pencil outlines, overlapping sketch strokes and visible coloured-pencil hatching. Create dense scribbled strands for the hair, small oval or dot eyes where visible, a tiny simple nose and mouth, and softly scribbled rosy cheeks. Preserve the person’s original skin tone. Fill clothing and accessories with rough pencil shading, leaving small gaps between strokes for a natural handmade texture.
Apply the same drawing treatment to the person’s hands and any objects they are holding. Keep accessories recognizable and hands clearly shaped.
Keep the surrounding background photographic. Preserve its location, objects, lighting, colours and perspective. Where the smaller doodle body exposes previously hidden areas, naturally continue the existing background.
Use the master reference only for the drawing treatment. Do not copy its person, outfit or location. Avoid smooth vector fills, glossy 3D rendering, realistic facial shading, anime features or polished digital painting.
Frame the final image vertically in 4:5 ratio, with the doodle clearly visible and its head comfortably inside the frame. No original-photo inset, comparison box, borders, text, logos or watermark.
Output: a recognizable coloured-pencil doodle with an oversized head, compact body, scribbled hair, rosy cheeks, preserved outfit and pose, photographic background, 4:5 ratio, no text or inset.