089사진 한 장 그림일기

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 photo-and-drawing diary image for the owner to share as one Instagram or Threads post. The user supplies ONE real personal photograph and this prompt in the SAME message. Inputs: date "【기록 날짜】", place "【장소】", and short line "【한 줄 문구】". The image must be complete as delivered: no series, no separate pages, no crop instructions, no app editing, no code, and no second generation. Preserve the supplied event rather than inventing a more dramatic one. This is a personal memory, not a generic pretty landscape.

[Scene]
Make one vertical full-bleed diary page with two connected visual regions on the same canvas. The upper region is a faithful, recognizable rendition of the uploaded photo with its people, objects, architecture, weather and composition intact. The lower region is a hand-drawn reinterpretation of THAT SAME moment using uneven colored-pencil lines, light crayon strokes and real paper grain. Its viewpoint and main subjects should correspond clearly to the photo above, so anyone can instantly see a photo becoming a drawn memory. A narrow hand-drawn graphite divider or a soft torn-paper transition may separate the regions. Do not add a second unrelated scene, impossible landmark, new pet, extra person, invented gesture or duplicated human limb. Keep the hand drawing large enough to be a full scene, not a tiny icon. The page should feel kept in a real sketch diary.

[Attached photo]
Use the attached photo as the sole factual source for visible people and surroundings. Preserve faces and identifying features where visible; do not beautify, de-age, change clothing, change the number of people or turn a real person into a known character. Render ordinary objects faithfully rather than replacing them with aspirational props. If the source photo contains writing or logos, simplify unimportant marks instead of fabricating a new brand; preserve any essential user-supplied wording only if clearly legible. If no photo is attached, ask for that one photo and do not generate a fabricated memory. Do not infer location from the image when it conflicts with the user's supplied place. The user's place is a diary label, not proof of where the photo was taken.

[Text layout]
Leave the ENTIRE upper 20% blank paper, with the handwritten title beginning only below that empty zone. There must be NO lettering within the upper 12% or lower 15%, where the site places overlays. Place the large title "오늘의 그림일기" at 21% to 28% of height. Fit the faithful photo around 29% to 49%. Put BOTH text lines in a quiet cream band BETWEEN the photo and drawing: "【기록 날짜】 · 【장소】" at 50% to 54%, then "【한 줄 문구】" at 55% to 59%. Fit the matching colored-pencil drawing around 61% to 84%, with no text beneath it. Never put a caption beneath the drawing. If the last input is exactly "알아서 골라줘", silently write one short, warm, observational Korean sentence based only on visible details; never print the instruction phrase itself. If the image does not show a clear mood, use a neutral memory line rather than inventing what someone felt or said. All letters must fit inside the central safe area, with ample breathing space on a phone.

[Style]
Use warm ivory diary paper, graphite writing, softened real-photo colors and a lower illustration with distinct waxy pencil marks. Let the source photo decide accent colors: foliage may be muted green, a dusk sky peach, a rainy street blue-gray. Avoid a fixed neon palette. The handwriting should feel human and lightly uneven yet be big and legible in a small card listing. The photograph and drawing are an editorial pair within ONE page, not two outputs or a template mockup. The final asset should look ready to post without another caption being required.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read is the transformation from actual photograph to drawing. Second read is the large diary title. Third read is date, place and one sentence. Keep the photo and illustration aligned in content, not merely similar in color. If a face is too small in the reference to reproduce reliably, keep it small in both regions rather than inventing detail. Make a clear visual rhythm with no repeated panels or ornamental frames that steal room from the memory. Do not place a phone silhouette or social-media controls around the page.

[Lighting and texture]
Match the upper image to the source's actual light direction and time-of-day appearance. On the lower drawing, use visible hand pressure changes, lightly overlapping strokes, paper tooth and small imperfections. Preserve recognizable silhouettes while simplifying only fine detail. No plastic 3D render, airbrushed skin, glossy stickers, uniform vector outlines, artificial bokeh, fake photographic watermark or random doodles unrelated to the photo.

[Text rules]
Render the Korean date, place and chosen short line accurately and only once. Do not print field names as labels, braces, English filler, a second date, guessed weekday, unverified weather, made-up quote or extra hashtags. If the user wrote a line, retain its meaning and spelling. If the date is ambiguous, use the supplied string verbatim; never silently replace a memory date with today's date. Do not add a signature or logo. Respect the site-safe margins without drawing visible guides.

[Avoid]
No multiple results, no four-panel comic, no slideshow, no separate original image file, no crop guide, no invented family relationship or emotion, no copyrighted character style, no stock face, no fantasy background, no extra people or animals, no action absent from the photo, and no explanation instead of the requested image.