Create a cool, hyper-real, street-style portrait in a real urban street environment at golden hour (natural light, city bokeh, shallow depth of field). Use the provided USER PHOTO to preserve the person’s identity ONLY for the photoreal character. KEY GOAL: The difference between REAL and CARTOON must be very obvious. Scene & composition: - Vertical portrait, waist-up preferred, centered. - A photoreal, hyper-real version of the person stands behind. - In front: the person’s CARTOON VERSION in a premium 3D animated style strongly matching the STYLE REFERENCE IMAGE. - The photoreal person hugs the cartoon from behind: one arm gently around the cartoon’s neck/upper chest in a friendly embrace (not choking), the other hand lightly resting on the cartoon’s shoulder. - Both smiling warmly and looking directly into the camera. Photoreal person requirements: - 100% realistic human: visible skin pores, natural imperfections, realistic hair strands, authentic fabric weave. - Realistic streetwear outfit that complements the cartoon’s colors. Cartoon version requirements (MAKE IT MORE CARTOONY): - Must look like a stylized animated character, NOT realistic. - Exaggerated proportions: slightly larger head, bigger expressive eyes, simplified nose/mouth, softer facial planes. - Smooth skin with NO pores, NO real-world micro-textures. - Stylized hair: clean clumped curls/strands with animated volume (not individual photoreal strands). - Use toon-like material response: soft highlights, clean shading, subtle subsurface glow, crisp edges. - Keep clear resemblance to the user (overall face shape cues), but do NOT make it realistic. - Outfit & accessories should follow the STYLE REFERENCE IMAGE vibe closely (boho/patchwork streetwear, layered handcrafted details, playful colors) with clearly animated fabric detail. Lighting & camera: - Photoreal character uses natural golden-hour lighting with realistic shadows. - Cartoon character uses matching scene lighting BUT rendered with stylized shading (animated look). - 50mm lens look, f/1.8, cinematic grade, sharp focus on both faces. Important: - Both characters must be in the same frame and clearly different in rendering style. - The cartoon must NEVER look photoreal.
