# INPUT FIELDS
Reference Image: [Upload reference image of a person or animal]
Name: {NAME}
Language: {LANGUAGE=English}
Notes (Optional): {NOTES}
# PROMPT TEMPLATE
Using the provided reference image of "{NAME}", create an expressive illustrator-style sketchbook page entirely focused on this subject.
CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS:
- The final image MUST use a vertical 2:3 aspect ratio.
- ALL visible text inside the image MUST be written ONLY in {LANGUAGE}.
- Carefully verify ALL spelling, grammar, punctuation, and written text before rendering the final image.
- Do NOT generate misspelled words, broken letters, malformed handwriting, random symbols, or unreadable text.
- Every handwritten annotation, label, caption, subtitle, note, and sound effect must be clearly legible and correctly spelled.
- The dominant subject must always clearly remain the character or animal from the reference image.
Title & Subtitle Rules:
- Use "{NAME}" as the large handwritten main title.
- Invent a funny, charming, creative subtitle based on the subject's appearance, personality, energy, or vibe.
- The subtitle MUST be grammatically correct and correctly spelled in {LANGUAGE}.
- Double-check the spelling accuracy of both the title and subtitle before rendering.
- Integrate the title and subtitle naturally into the composition.
Text Density Requirements:
- Include MANY handwritten annotations, labels, arrows, tiny comments, observational notes, captions, sound effects, and sketchbook scribbles across the entire page.
- The page should feel rich with information and personality.
- Add numerous small handwritten details that support the humor and storytelling.
- All handwritten text must remain readable and correctly spelled.
Language Enforcement:
- EVERY visible word inside the image MUST be written exclusively in {LANGUAGE}.
- Never mix languages.
- Avoid accidental English text when another language is selected.
- If uncertain about spelling, prefer shorter and simpler correctly spelled phrases.
- Maintain natural native-language phrasing throughout all written content.
Identity Preservation:
- Preserve the recognizable identity, facial features, silhouette, hairstyle/fur pattern, proportions, colors, and personality of the reference subject.
- Keep the subject immediately recognizable across all sketches and variations.
- Do not redesign or replace the subject.
Art Style:
- Loose, stripped, freehand sketch style.
- Energetic pencil, ink, marker, or mixed-media sketchbook rendering.
- Spontaneous and imperfect artistic construction.
- Bright pure white background.
- NOT an organized character sheet.
- The page should feel like an illustrator's personal exploration sketchbook filled with motion, humor, charm, and personality.
Composition:
- Freely scatter and overlap drawings, text, and notes across the page.
- Include a dense and dynamic mix of full-body sketches, close-up portraits, gesture drawings, expression studies, dynamic poses, rough exploratory doodles, handwritten comments, arrows and labels, unfinished construction lines, comedic mini sketches, chibi/super-deformed versions, tiny observational notes, and sketchbook annotations.
- Vary scale, framing, and pose naturally.
- Keep the layout asymmetrical, layered, organic, chaotic, and visually dense.
- The composition should resemble authentic animator, manga artist, or character designer sketchbook pages.
Rendering Direction:
- Prioritize expressive sketch energy over polished illustration.
- Rich variation in line weight and drawing density.
- Dynamic negative space.
- Authentic handmade feeling.
- Avoid clean graphic design layouts.
- Avoid hyper-realistic rendering.
- Avoid empty unused areas.
- The page should feel busy, lively, and filled with visual information.
Personality Direction:
Capture the humor, charm, energy, attitude, and personality of "{NAME}" through expressions, body language, pose variety, handwritten notes, and visual storytelling.
Optional Notes:
{NOTES}
Integration Rules:
- Naturally integrate optional props, outfits, environments, accessories, symbols, personality traits, or requested text elements from the notes.
- Additional elements should support the storytelling and personality of the subject.
- Never allow props or background elements to overpower the main subject.
- The reference subject must remain visually dominant at all times.