Redline Photo Anchor: Pôster de Comparação Vertical 3:4

Transform the input photo into a vertical 3:4 before-and-after comparison poster without corner marks. The upper ~45% keeps the original photo's full composition, subject, action, perspective, and real lighting; the lower half is a hand-drawn red-line environment sketch of the same framing. In the lower half, convert the buildings, streets, plants, terrain, objects, vehicles, or animals in the photo into thick marker/crayon monochrome lines in brick red to ochre on warm white ink-absorbing paper. Lines should have pressure variation, breaks, retracing, cross-hatching, dry brush, and slight ink bleed, preserving key contours and spatial relationships, but removing irrelevant details and leaving wide continuous paper white. Select only one subject from the original image with the most narrative role as a real photo anchor - a person, animal, vehicle, food, or object - and keep its real texture, color, material, pose, and natural shadows in the lower half, letting it make contact with the hand-drawn ground or environment, as if stepping out of the red-line scene. The anchor's count, identity, action, scale, and position must match the upper half. Do not turn the subject into a cartoon, do not add fantasy characters, fictional landmarks, fake text, brands, watermarks, original image or AI icon labels, and do not apply full-image filters or smooth vector overlays.