Color Ink Specimen Gesture Plate
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Color Ink Specimen Gesture Plate

Keep the input photo as a real image in the upper half, and redraw the lower half as a research plate with hand-drawn strokes, selective color ink, and observation marks.

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Transform the input photo into an upper-and-lower comparison image in the style of 【GESTURAL SPECIMEN PLATE|Color Ink Specimen Gesture Plate】, suitable for plants, animals, people, food, architecture, vehicles, and any travel scene, with no subject matter restrictions.
Divide the image strictly into upper and lower sections; do not use a side-by-side collage or a multi-panel grid. The upper section should occupy about 42%–52% and preserve the input photo itself: the subject, number of subjects, pose, perspective, lighting, and key background relationships must remain clearly recognizable and true to the photo, with only slight editorial color grading. The lower section should occupy about 48%–58%, and redraw the same subject on warm-white observation paper. Keep its spatial relationships and identifying features consistent with the upper section, while allowing enlargement, cropping, a changed viewing angle, and more negative space, like a research specimen plate extracted from the photograph.
Use one to three hand-drawn ink colors in the lower section, such as violet, dark green, deep blue, or ochre gray. Lines should show realistic changes in pen pressure and speed: include visible broken lines, retracing, crossings, slight wobble, erased marks, open contours, and short hatching. Use only a few structural lines to show volume, texture, veins, folds in clothing, architectural layers, or the edges of objects; do not turn the photo into uniform automatic outlines. Extract one to three key colors from the upper section and use thin color ink or transparent color patches to selectively emphasize the subject. Leave the remaining areas as exposed paper; do not fill the whole surface with a flat wash.
The lower section may include a few handwritten-style observation marks: fine arrows, circled annotations, short English color names, dates, or numbers. Keep the text sparse, clear, and correctly spelled, and do not cover the subject. Give the paper only slight fibers, ink bleed, pencil erasure marks, and scattered ink dots. Keep it light and quiet, like an observation sketch on a worktable. Leave only a clean horizontal divider between the upper and lower sections, with no decorative frame.
Keep the subjects in the two sections strictly matched. Do not add unrelated objects, change the number of people, replace landmarks, or turn the photo area into an illustration. Prohibited: misaligned layouts with small photo windows, minimalist line art in a single olive green, heavy crayons, full-page watercolor, embroidery or beads, torn-paper collage, old newspaper layouts, colorful geometric posters, smooth vector lines, 3D rendering, cartoon expressions, logos, watermarks, fake Chinese text, AI badges, and original-image badges.

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Usage suggestion: Upload a photo with a clearly visible subject, such as a plant, animal, person, food, building, or travel scene, then choose one to three color-ink tones as needed.

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