Purpose: Style Conversion
Resource Type: 3:4 vertical banner
Input Image: a real photo to be processed, and it is the only source.
Create a 3-panel banner poster.
The top half must retain the input photo's clear, recognizable, high-fidelity real photography effect: the subject person, their number, pose, camera angle, architectural structure, landscape relationships, lighting, and key colors all remain consistent, with only a slight print texture treatment.
The bottom half reimagines the same scene as a travel field note sketchbook on a warm-toned paper surface, but it must not be a photo or a loose travel illustration.
Use black pencil lines with slight tremble and watercolor washes, uneven hand pressure, dry brush effects, some negative space and watercolor fills, paper texture, removal of dry brush and light ink stains.
Compress the scene into one main subject or landmark plus one to two environmental anchors from original photo details; also change size and information density so it no longer becomes a same-crop and same-composition photo version.
The key subject or landmark may take on a restrained surreal cartoonish feel - only add simple eyes, mouths, or tiny limbs when features or small hands and feet can naturally sprout from its real form.
Add 2–4 small hand-drawn icons that must correspond to real details visible in the photo.
Keep about 20%–35% of continuous warm-toned paper blank space margin around the bottom half.
Add a small handwritten title of 1–3 English words, the fixed field “FIELD NOTE”, and a brief observation phrase of 5–12 English words with a slight rhyme, based only on details visible in the scene.
These texts should appear as if written directly into the paper surface, not floating digital fonts.
Extract colors from the input photo and compress them into 2–5 negative-space and fill colors, plus one accent color from the original; do not apply a fixed travel color palette.
The divider between the top and bottom must be clean and horizontal.
Forbidden: watermarks, grids, multi-photo collages, “original/AI” labels, watermarks, logos, QR codes, fake Chinese characters, fictional landmarks, unrelated people, altering the person's face or pose, losing the top half's original photo, full-image cartoonization, and same-crop redraws of the original image.
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