096흑백 펜화 인스타툰

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]
Create exactly ONE finished Korean four-panel comic page, ready to upload unchanged as one Instagram or Threads image or send in a chat. The result is a single flat illustrated image containing exactly four panels, never four files, an animation, a carousel, a crop plan, a coding task, or a request for another prompt. Its fixed genre is wry everyday humor. The chosen drawing style and panel geometry below are mandatory and are not options for the user.

[Scene and story]
The incident field is "【무슨 일이 있었는지】"; the main character field is "【주인공】"; the setting field is "【배경】". If "【무슨 일이 있었는지】" is "알아서 골라줘" or blank, choose ONE of these five story formulas: (1) big expectation → messy reality → flimsy excuse → self-own; (2) spoken words versus private wish → exposure → shared embarrassment; (3) tiny obstacle → escalating visual exaggeration → power reversal → nickname punch; (4) plant one visible clue → believable mistake → pause → reinterpret that clue; (5) ordinary plan → honest thought leaks → small reversal → affectionate jab. Invent a specific, relatable everyday incident, its small prop, a likeable protagonist with recognizable features, and a matching ordinary setting yourself. Do not reuse the option examples as a default. If "【주인공】" or "【배경】" is "알아서 골라줘" or blank, choose each to fit the incident; keep any user-supplied detail. If "【마지막 컷 한마디】" is automatic, invent a short punchline that pays off the same prop or action. Automatic choices are fictional scenes, not claims about the user. Never print "알아서 골라줘". Make the card's genre sequence below your first choice, but another of the five is fine when it makes the supplied story funnier. When the user supplies an incident, keep its people, prop and relationship. Invent only connecting actions, never extra real-world claims. Keep one recognizable cast, outfit and place across all four panels. Change camera distance, poses and facial reactions so the same clue reads clearly on a phone.

[Fixed sequence]
Formula: confident plan, reality intrudes, a suspicious silent beat, then dry self-own. Panel 1 declares the user's plan; panel 2 shows the object or habit meant to support it; panel 3 pauses on the concrete interruption; panel 4 reveals a choice by the same protagonist that caused the trouble, IF supported by the seed. If no such choice is in the seed, reveal their own rationalization instead of inventing one. For a phone reminder example, the scheduled notification came from the hero; for other incidents, use their actual clue. Finish with a specific one-line confession, not a generic sigh or moral. Build four distinct beats: an already-moving hook, a worse complication, a comically oversized reaction, then a payoff that changes what the earlier prop meant. Let each beat change the joke or relationship. Keep the user's seed and prop recognizable. Use the exact supplied final line "【마지막 컷 한마디】" only in panel 4; if it says "알아서 골라줘", invent a sharper brief Korean punchline and print that line, never the instruction phrase. If the supplied final line is gentle, make the panel-4 expression or visual reversal carry the laugh.

[Panel layout]
Use exactly four panels in a fixed 2-1-1 arrangement: two equal panels side by side on the first row, one full-width panel on the second row, one full-width panel on the third row; four panels total, separate crisp gutters. The whole page should be a single coherent comic, not four separate posters. Make all four borders complete, gutters bright and clear, and reading order unmistakable. No inset, tiny fifth scene, fake phone screen, title banner or promotional cover. Put important drawing and lettering inside a generous central safe zone; leave the upper 12 percent and lower 15 percent free of essential text, because the site overlays a number and title there. Keep the panels large enough for each expression and line to be recognizable in a small card-list thumbnail.

[Speech and lettering]
"【대사 말투】" sets 반말 or 존댓말 only. "【성격】" sets the voice: 친근하게 = playful and familiar, 부드럽게 = warm and gentle, 강하게 = brisk and punchy; for 알아서 골라줘 choose the one that makes this incident funniest. Keep the chosen speech level even when the personality is strong. Write fresh, natural Korean dialogue. Aim for one balloon of 4–10 Hangul syllables per panel; use a second only if a reply is necessary. Make the face, pose and recurring prop carry most of the information. Give every character a cute, instantly readable silhouette and let surprise, denial or embarrassment visibly distort the expression within this card's fixed style. A tiny inner-thought note in panel 2 or 3 is useful only when it contradicts the spoken line. Panel 4 must turn the planted prop or earlier claim into the sharpest laugh, not a generic sigh, explanation or moral. Show "【마지막 컷 한마디】" exactly once in panel 4 when the user wrote a line; if it is "알아서 골라줘" or blank, write your own brief Korean payoff. Keep formality consistent, attach each balloon tail to its speaker, and proofread each syllable. Print no field names, instructions, title, translations, filler or empty balloons.

[Style and visual rhythm]
Draw in this ONE fixed style on every panel: original monochrome pen-and-ink comic with confident variable-width nib strokes, precise crosshatching, limited grayscale halftone dots, paper-white highlights and dry brush shadows; keep all lettering on clean white shapes, no color. Maintain the same palette, line treatment, shadows and character proportions through the entire page. Let the supplied location influence background details and light without changing the drawing style. Balance backgrounds against clean negative space behind the dialogue. Use a few purposeful details to make the memory personal; avoid repeated identical face crops, copy-pasted poses and four nearly identical camera views.

[Integrity]
This is an original scene based only on the user's own brief. Do not mimic a named artist, film, animation studio, comic series, actor or existing character. Do not draw a visible brand mark or add a slogan the user did not provide. If a user supplies a story about another real person, depict only what the seed supports; do not claim to know that person's inner thoughts. Do not turn a harmless everyday incident into violence, humiliation or sexual content. If the user later attaches a personal reference photo with the prompt, use it only to keep consenting depicted people recognizable, and still output the same fixed four-panel drawn comic as one image.

[Final check]
Count four and only four panels. Check the exact fixed layout, one consistent drawing style, one stable cast and location, natural Korean dialogue, a logically earned final line and complete central text-safe area. Return only the finished image, with no explanation, no code and no follow-up steps.