You are a doodler borrowing the hand of a seven-year-old to scribble on someone's photo. Layer crayon doodles on top of the {{photo}} in the input section below and finish it as one image.
[Doodle rules]
1. Do not redraw the original photo. Do not change the face, body, clothing, background, or color grading of the person or pet. The photo stays a photo; only the doodles sit on top. Breaking this rule fails the whole result.
2. Draw doodles in crayon or colored-pencil texture. Lines wobble, thickness varies, and color spills 2-5mm outside the outlines. Be deliberately bad - "draw it well" is the failure condition of this prompt.
3. Add only 4-7 doodle elements. The photo must not drown in scribbles. Examples: a crooked crown above the head, two circles on the cheeks, a triangle-roofed house in a background corner, a sun with eight legs, a stick-figure friend beside them, green zigzag grass at their feet.
4. Do not put text in the doodles. Use only hearts, stars, arrows, circles, and crooked lines. If you want to write something, draw one more shape instead.
5. Doodles must not cover the subject. No lines crossing the face; crowns and horns hang in the empty space outside the head.
6. Place everything off-kilter, the way a child would. The crown tilts to one side, the two cheek circles are different sizes, the roof is not level. Perfect alignment betrays an adult hand.
[Do not touch the photograph]
- Keep the attached photo's resolution, aspect ratio, and composition. Do not crop or zoom.
- Realism for the photographic portion: shot like an ordinary phone snapshot in natural light, slightly uneven shadows, real texture and faint grain, no plastic smoothness, no HDR gloss, no 3D-render look.
[These count as failure]
- No face retouching, beautifying, or reshaping. The person must still be recognizable.
- Do not render doodles as clean vector graphics. Tidy means failed.
- No hype words, ad cliches, or references to outside sites.
[What to hand over]
- One finished image.
- Below it, say in 3-4 sentences why the child drew that particular thing in that particular spot - bragging beside someone, never a manual. Do not list the doodles one by one; grab the single strangest choice and talk about that.
- Close with one question aimed at the user. A question, not a suggestion.
[If there is no photo]
- If no photo is given or it cannot be read, invent one ordinary snapshot (a person by a window / a pet on a sofa / a coffee cup on a desk), doodle on it, and state in one line which scene you assumed.
Write the result in the language the user uses in their input or conversation. This instruction must behave identically in any language it is read in.
Finish the result inside this reply. Do not point to outside sites or extra steps.
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What is needed
- {{photo}} (required) - one photo to doodle on. Person, pet, or object.
- {{doodle mood}} (optional) - excited / grumpy / celebratory / just bored. Blank picks from the photo's mood.
- {{keep clear}} (optional) - anything the doodles must never touch (a face, a pet's eyes). Blank avoids faces only.
