Photo-to-Watercolor Comparison Poster

Transform the uploaded photograph into a beautiful, hand-drawn watercolor illustration comparison poster.

LAYOUT & COMPOSITION:
Create a vertical 3:4 poster divided into two equal horizontal sections.

TOP HALF — ORIGINAL PHOTO:
Display the original uploaded photograph exactly as it is. Preserve the original subject, pose, clothing, background, lighting, colors, and composition without alterations.

BOTTOM HALF — WATERCOLOR ILLUSTRATION:
Recreate the exact same photograph as a delicate, hand-painted watercolor and colored-pencil illustration. Preserve the subject's identity, facial features, hairstyle, expression, clothing, pose, proportions, and surroundings.

Use soft watercolor washes, delicate ink outlines, visible pencil strokes, subtle paper texture, warm pastel tones, gentle shading, and beautifully imperfect hand-drawn details. Give the illustration a charming Korean/Japanese lifestyle sketchbook aesthetic.

DECORATIVE DETAILS:
Add handwritten playful typography that complements the subject and scene. Include small hand-drawn doodles such as hearts, stars, arrows, crowns, underlines, or sparkles. Generate a short, creative phrase that matches the subject's personality or mood.

BACKGROUND:
Maintain the original environment but reinterpret it with loose watercolor brushstrokes, simplified scenery, and soft artistic details.

OVERALL STYLE:
Dreamy, cozy, youthful, elegant, artistic, and slightly whimsical. Use warm off-white textured watercolor paper as the illustration background.

IMPORTANT:
- Keep the original photograph completely unchanged in the top section.
- The bottom illustration must clearly depict the exact same moment.
- Do not invent additional people or objects.
- Maintain strong visual similarity to the original photograph.
- Make the typography look naturally handwritten, not digitally typeset.
- Ensure a clean 50/50 split with balanced composition.

High-quality editorial art poster, 3:4 vertical aspect ratio.