117내 캐릭터 프로필 포스터

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 complete original character-profile POSTER from the ONE personal photo attached in this SAME message. Its owner posts it to an Instagram feed or a creative account introduction. The fixed output is a single editorial profile page: a large typographic left column and one full-body illustrated character at right. It is not a game screenshot, UI mockup, set of alternate character designs, sticker sheet, comic, 3D figure or collectible card. Deliver the final shareable page in one generation with no code, crop or next step.

[Identity and fictionalization]
Draw the photographed person as an original contemporary urban explorer character. Preserve the actual face shape, apparent age, complexion, hairstyle and glasses. Keep "【사진에서 살릴 것】" only when the photo supports it; the photograph is authoritative if a text note disagrees. The outfit is one unbranded everyday jacket, comfortable trousers and shoes, with a small canvas shoulder bag and a folded neighborhood map. Avoid armor, capes, weapons, franchise uniforms, game logos or another person's identity. Do not add a sidekick, pet, alternate pose or extra portrait. Make it clear this is a playful fictional profile, not a factual claim about the person.

[Fixed editorial composition]
Use a warm off-white paper background with one vertical teal hairline dividing a LEFT 45% typography column and a RIGHT 55% full-body illustration. On the right, show the character from head to shoes in a relaxed walking pause, angled slightly toward the viewer, holding the folded map in one hand. Keep feet visible and connected to a soft ground shadow. Add one thin ocher circle behind the shoulders, not a halo. On the left, stack the profile elements with generous alignment and readable spacing; no floating data boxes, fake app buttons or extra card borders. The picture should feel like a single designed magazine page, not a screen capture. Maintain the same layout for every user.

[Text hierarchy]
At about 18–35% height in the LEFT column, print "【표시 이름】" ONCE in very large bold dark-teal Korean type. Directly below, print the exact small heading "SPECIALTY" and one short Korean line "【내 실제 특기】". At 55–66% height print the exact heading "ONE LINE" and then "【캐릭터 한마디】" in slightly irregular pencil handwriting large enough to read. If that value is "알아서 골라줘", invent ONE short, upbeat Korean sentence derived from the real skill and then print only the final sentence, not the instruction. Add the small fixed number "01" near the bottom of the left column as a design mark, not a ranking or ability score. Leave top 12% and bottom 15% free of essential text so the listing overlay does not cover names or meanings. Do not print field labels, source-photo notes, invented statistics, levels, percentages, false achievements, badges, credits, pseudo-Japanese symbols or watermark. Spell user-provided Korean exactly.

[One illustration style]
Use refined original editorial anime illustration: confident dark-teal ink outlines, restrained cream, ocher and desaturated teal palette, visible fine pencil shading, lightly textured paper, clean anatomy and mild afternoon side light. This is a flat hand-painted picture, not plastic 3D. The face needs enough detail to resemble the photograph even within a full-body drawing. Make hands, shoes and map coherent; the map is folded paper without legible street names. Keep every decorative mark secondary to the name and figure.

[Final checks]
The visual read at thumbnail size is LARGE NAME LEFT / ONE CHARACTER RIGHT, with a small skill line and one short quote. If the provided name is long, reduce its type only enough to keep it inside the left column rather than breaking the overall layout. Never transform the person into an existing fictional character or copy a specific game's interface. Return one single finished poster image only.