Handgezeichneter Kalender im Memoiren-Stil

Create a vertical 3:4 hand-drawn calendar lifestyle album-style comparison redraw. Strictly use the input photo as the factual source: embed a neat real-photo window occupying about 22%–35% of the frame in the upper left or top, preserving the original photo's subject, number of people or animals, building/object outlines, actions, lighting, and spatial relationships, with only light editorial color grading; do not add original-image or AI corner marks. The remaining main area redraws the same photo as a warm cream handmade-paper monthly calendar illustration: use deep charcoal black or ink-brown hand-drawn pen lines with uneven line weight, slight wobble, broken lines, retracing, and cross-hatching; apply 2–4 low-saturation crayon or pastel local colors extracted from the original photo, showing pulp fiber, grain, smudging, indentations, and uneven ink absorption. Keep the subject factually recognizable, but reduce cluttered backgrounds and moderately exaggerate local scale. The photo window is embedded into the hand-drawn page or offset from the hand-drawn area, with a narrow paper edge or white space creating a clear photo-versus-redraw contrast. Below or to the side, add a restrained 7-column monthly calendar grid and small date rhythm; in the white space, add an accurate, readable short handwritten title, such as MONTHLY NOTE, a specific month, or 1–3 English words, plus one observation sentence of no more than 10 English words. Do not use auto-tracing, full-image filters, plastic gloss, smooth vector gradients, childish doodles, fake Chinese, brands, logos, signatures, URLs, QR codes, long text, watermarks, or corner marks. The subject can adapt to people, animals, buildings, street scenes, nature, food, and objects.