Live-Action Figure and Cartoon Object Companion Poster
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Live-Action Figure and Cartoon Object Companion Poster

Turn each portrait into a separate 3:4 editorial poster: the upper half keeps the real travel photo, while the lower half makes an existing object the only retro cartoon companion, interacting with the person.

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Please turn each portrait photo I upload into a separate premium design poster. Do not stitch multiple images together; output each photo individually.

Use an overall 3:4 vertical composition with a clear upper-lower contrast area. The two areas should be roughly equal in height, but the original image must not be stretched or distorted to fit a fixed ratio; keep a clean, clear horizontal boundary in the middle.

The upper half faithfully preserves the original photo, accurately maintaining the person's identity, facial features, expression, hairstyle, pose, clothing, gestures, real objects, spatial relationships, natural lighting and the original color mood. Apply only light premium photographic color grading and extremely fine film grain. Do not redraw the person or change their identity.

The lower half places the same person, as a high-fidelity photographic cutout, in a clean solid-color empty field. The person must still keep a real photographic texture and must not be converted into an illustration or cartoon character.

Select one object that actually exists in the original photo and is most closely related to the person, such as a camera, drink cup, suitcase, fruit, book or personal item, and transform it into the only personified cartoon companion. Keep the object's original shape, color and identifying features, and on that basis add thick black rubber-hose-style limbs, oval eyes, white gloves, a few halftone dots and restrained retro animation print texture.

The cartoon object must not simply sit beside the person; it must have clear spatial interaction with the real person, such as holding hands, handing something over, clinking glasses, hugging, responding to a gesture or moving forward together. The interaction must be natural, fun and readable at a glance, must not block the person's face, and must not add a second cartoon character.

The background color of the lower half should be extracted from the original photo or the object, using a restrained limited palette, and retain about 22%–30% continuous negative space. Avoid sticker walls, dense decoration and complex scenes.

Based on the photo content, generate a short English title, paired with the number “PHOTO PLAY 01” and one observational English sentence. The main title uses a larger hand-drawn font with a retro cartoon feel, and the supporting text is clear and restrained, echoing the object's printed texture.

Overall, present an editorial poster effect where real photography and a retro object cartoon coexist, light-hearted, humorous, witty and stylish, while preserving the mood of the real travel photo.

Avoid cartoonizing the person, multiple mascots, ready-made animated characters, brand logos, sticker piles, blocking the face, incorrect hands, cheap templates, garbled text, author names, QR codes and watermarks.

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Usage tip: Upload one portrait photo at a time as the reference input, and make sure the person and the personifiable object in the photo are clearly visible. You may adjust PHOTO PLAY 01 in series order.

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