135내 사진 가을 골목 수채화

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Transform ONE personal portrait photo attached in the SAME message into exactly ONE finished ORIGINAL AUTUMN LANE WATERCOLOR ILLUSTRATION. The owner posts the result as one image on an Instagram feed. The fixed result is a quiet Japanese-inspired early-autumn side street with the photo's person walking through it, rendered entirely in pencil and transparent watercolor. It is not a photo collage, comparison, diary page, comic, sticker sheet, phone wallpaper, tourist map or copied animation frame. Do not ask the user for a second photo, crop, editing app, code or next step.

[Photo to illustration]
Keep the photo subject's actual face shape, age impression, complexion, hairstyle and glasses recognizable in the drawn person. "【사진에서 살릴 것】" is only an emphasis if truly visible. If the supplied photo shows only a head, invent a modest ordinary full-body outfit without claiming it is the person's real clothing. Draw only that one person in a relaxed three-quarter walking view, close enough for the face to be recognized, with natural hands and feet. Do not turn the person into a child, a famous actor, a known anime character or a fashion-model replacement. Do not add companions or pets. The person occupies about one third of frame height at lower middle-left, so the landscape remains the main subject but the likeness is visible.

[Fixed scene]
One continuous narrow residential shopping lane in an invented Japanese town in early autumn. Low timber-fronted shops and plaster walls frame a gentle vanishing point. A bicycle rests naturally at one wall, simple potted plants soften a doorway, and a few rust-colored leaves sit on the paving. Overhead utility lines recede with consistent perspective. Light enters diagonally from a pale peach late-afternoon sky. The street is calm and walkable, with no traffic, festival stalls, giant cherry blossoms, snow, neon signs, rain, famous landmark or real store brands. Do not invent readable Japanese shop signs; blank fabric noren and abstract roof shapes are enough. Architecture and shadows must agree across the one scene. This is a new imaginary lane, not a claim that the person visited a specific place.

[Composition and texture]
Make one edge-to-edge 2:3 vertical art print with the path running from the bottom center into a sunlit middle distance. Leave top 12% and bottom 15% without essential lettering. The lane and buildings fill most of the page; the person stands/walks at 41–73% of height. Reserve a quiet cream wash in the lower-middle 74–82% for ONE graphite handwritten sentence "【손글씨 한 줄】". If the value is "알아서 골라줘", write one original gentle Korean sentence of about 8–16 syllables suited to a slow walk and print only the final sentence. Use real pencil-pressure variation and legible, generously spaced Hangul rather than a digital font. Never print field labels or the instruction phrase.
If a name is supplied, write "【그림에 쓸 이름】" ONCE as a small pencil sign directly under the sentence on its own line.

[One style]
Use restrained warm-cream paper, graphite contour lines, diluted dusty-pink and sage watercolor, a little muted vermilion leaf color and broad unpainted light. The whole figure is painted in the same pencil-watercolor medium as the lane; do not paste a photoreal face onto drawn surroundings. The scene, palette, line technique and placement stay fixed across users. No imitation of a named artist, animation studio, film, existing character or protected franchise. No fake travel stamp, timetable, logo, watermark, border, panel division, tiny prose or second landscape. Spell the optional name and one sentence exactly, and return only the single finished illustration.