Blank-Space Crayon Travel Gesture Diptych Poster
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Blank-Space Crayon Travel Gesture Diptych Poster

Turn a single animal or travel object photo into a vertical comparison poster with the original photo on top and a minimalist crayon distillation below.

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Please make each photo I upload into a separate original-versus-crayon comparison poster titled 「SPARSE CRAYON TRAVEL GESTURE|留白蜡笔旅行姿态」, not a multi-image collage.

This style applies both to single animals with clear outlines and poses, and to travel objects with clear single-object silhouettes, such as suitcases, cameras, hats, shoes, coffee cups, pottery, bicycles, roadside benches or small souvenirs.

Overall, use a vertical top-and-bottom diptych structure, with the upper and lower areas each taking roughly 50%, and a clear, straight boundary between them.

The upper half faithfully preserves the original photo. Accurately keep the animal's or object's identity, quantity, pose, orientation, outer contour, key structure, light and shadow, and real environment, with only slight photo-editing color grading. Do not change the subject or illustrate the photo area.

The lower half uses extreme reduction and distillation.

If the subject is an animal, keep only the most important ear shape, head-to-body proportion, tail direction, sitting or standing posture and expression.

If the subject is a travel object, keep only the outer contour, handle, wheels, lens, cup rim, folds, straps or wear features that define its identity.

Remove nearly all background, keeping only a short ground line, a wall corner, a stone or one to two slight clues that indicate the usage setting.

Use hesitant, broken, slightly pausing black crayon outlines, plus one to two light crayon rubbings in colors extracted from the original photo. Allow overshooting lines, paper grain, unfilled areas, repeated outlines and local lifting of the crayon.

Do not fill the subject completely. Let the white paper itself form the animal's body, the object's surface and the surrounding space. Travel objects must not be drawn as fine product illustrations or precise industrial drawings.

The subject occupies roughly 38%—58% of the width and 30%—52% of the height of the drawn area, usually placed in the lower middle or slightly offset to one side. Continuous warm white paper space must be at least 55%.

In a quiet area of white paper, add a short English title, a `CRAYON STUDY 01`-style field, and one observation sentence based on facts from the photo. The text uses the same slightly wobbly crayon handwriting as the image and must be clearly legible.

Avoid fine fur, cute vector mascots, full coloring, dense scribbles, complete backgrounds, smooth digital pencil, fine product illustrations, overly small text, author signatures, logos and watermarks.

How to use

Usage tip: Upload one photo with a clear subject outline of an animal or travel object. Replace the English title, numbering and photo-fact observation text as needed, and keep the layout of roughly half-and-half top and bottom with ample warm white space.

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