{"id":1069364,"name":"Personalisierte Decke - \"Deine Fellnase als Sketch\"","label_available_product":null,"field_positions":null,"product_display_type":"radio","enable_artwork_navigation":false,"artwork_navigation_name":null,"product_tags":null,"featured_image_url":null,"featured_image_thumbnail":null,"show_first_campaign_mockup_id":null,"artworks":[{"id":1407710,"name":"Decke AI Dog 100 x 150","width":5906,"height":8859,"thumbnail":"users\/17906\/artworks\/6aeb0b187fab9_thumbnail.webp","template_settings":null,"current_version_id":3189818,"design_format":"rgb","schema_version":2,"data":[{"id":"template-730105","name":"Default template","addons":[],"layers":[{"id":"layer-268795","top":-0.5,"url":"users\/17906\/image-layers\/6aeafc736303f_large.webp","left":0,"name":"weiss decke 100 x 150","type":"static-photo","width":5906,"height":8860,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-323460","top":912.62,"url":"users\/17906\/image-layers\/6aeafc11afd26_large.webp","left":315.34,"name":"dog ai Portrait","type":"photo","width":5275.32,"height":7033.76,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-343505","type":"gemini:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"image_filter_prompt":"# ULTRA FUNNY EXTREME LAUGHING CARICATURE \u2014 MAXIMUM COMEDY EXAGGERATION \u2014 GIANT WIDE GRINS \u2014 EXPRESSIVE OVERSIZED TONGUES \u2014 BOLD INK & VIBRANT WATERCOLOR \u2014 EXACT 3:4 PORTRAIT \u2014 FULL BACKGROUND\n\n## 1. ABSOLUTE MAIN INSTRUCTION\n\nTransform the uploaded customer photograph into an EXTREMELY FUNNY, HIGHLY EXAGGERATED, PROFESSIONAL HAND-DRAWN COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\nCreate the complete finished artwork in ONE generation.\n\nThe final image must look like an exceptionally talented professional caricature artist deliberately exaggerated every funny facial characteristic to create a ridiculously joyful, hilarious, attention-grabbing illustration.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A REALISTIC PORTRAIT.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A SUBTLY STYLIZED PET ILLUSTRATION.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A NORMAL HAPPY DOG PAINTING.\n\nTHIS MUST BE A WILDLY FUNNY, EXTREMELY EXPRESSIVE, VISUALLY EXAGGERATED COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\nThe viewer should immediately laugh or smile because the facial expression is unmistakably ridiculous, joyful, and exaggerated.\n\nCombine:\n\n- Extreme professional caricature exaggeration.\n- Exceptionally wide laughing mouths.\n- Oversized, expressive, playfully curved tongues.\n- Strongly enlarged smiling cheeks.\n- Comically exaggerated facial features.\n- Bold black ink outlines.\n- Energetic hand-drawn pencil strokes.\n- Expressive crosshatching.\n- Vibrant traditional watercolor coloring.\n- Strict individual identity preservation.\n- A genuine vertical 3:4 composition.\n- Soft organic watercolor edges.\n- A complete fully filled background.\n\nThe exaggerated facial expression is the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT artistic characteristic.\n\nDO NOT REDUCE THE EXAGGERATION TO ACHIEVE REALISM.\n\nThe dog's original identity must remain recognizable, but ordinary facial proportions must be artistically exaggerated wherever necessary to create a genuinely hilarious expression.\n\n---\n\n## 2. EXTREME CANINE COMEDY \u2014 THE MOST IMPORTANT REQUIREMENT\n\nEVERY DOG MUST LOOK ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS.\n\nCreate an enormously exaggerated, unbelievably joyful, ridiculously wide laughing canine expression.\n\nImagine a professional comedy caricaturist deliberately exaggerating the dog's funniest facial characteristics far beyond normal portrait proportions.\n\nTHE EXPRESSION MUST BE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE EXAGGERATED THAN AN ORDINARY HAPPY DOG.\n\n### ABSOLUTE MOUTH REQUIREMENT\n\nCREATE AN ENORMOUS, HORIZONTALLY STRETCHED, WIDE-OPEN, UPWARD-CURVING CANINE LAUGH.\n\nThe mouth must become the dominant visual feature of the dog's face.\n\nThe smile must appear almost impossibly broad while still reading clearly as the original dog's recognizable muzzle and facial structure.\n\nMANDATORY CHARACTERISTICS:\n\n- An exceptionally broad, ear-to-ear-style laughing grin.\n- Mouth corners pulled dramatically outward and upward.\n- A huge, sweeping, exaggerated smiling mouth silhouette.\n- Strongly inflated, lifted, comically expressive cheeks.\n- Deep, exaggerated smile folds.\n- Bold black mouth outlines.\n- Strongly exaggerated upward-curving mouth corners.\n- A dramatically open lower jaw.\n- Deep, dark inner-mouth shading.\n- Clearly illustrated natural canine teeth.\n- Powerful expressive contour lines around the muzzle.\n- A visibly ridiculous, laughter-filled facial expression.\n\nTHE MOUTH MUST BE DRAMATICALLY WIDER THAN A NORMAL DOG'S SMILE.\n\nIt is not sufficient to open the mouth vertically.\n\nIt is not sufficient to show a tongue inside an ordinary panting mouth.\n\nIt is not sufficient to create a pleasant, naturally smiling dog.\n\nThe mouth must look like an enormously exaggerated professional comedy caricature.\n\n### COMEDY EXAGGERATION PRIORITY\n\nWhen choosing between a naturally proportioned canine smile and a comically exaggerated canine grin, ALWAYS CHOOSE THE MORE EXAGGERATED GRIN.\n\nAllow deliberate artistic exaggeration of:\n\n- Mouth width.\n- Cheek fullness.\n- Smile curvature.\n- Mouth-corner position.\n- Laughing facial folds.\n- Lower-jaw opening.\n- Tongue size and movement.\n- Expressive muzzle contours.\n\nThese facial modifications are explicitly required.\n\nDo not let strict anatomical realism suppress the intended humor.\n\nMaintain recognizable breed characteristics, but permit exaggerated facial proportions typical of premium professional caricature illustration.\n\n---\n\n## 3. GIANT EXPRESSIVE TONGUE \u2014 ESSENTIAL COMEDY FEATURE\n\nTHIS IS A CRITICAL VISUAL REQUIREMENT.\n\nEvery dog must have a LARGE, COMICALLY EXAGGERATED, HIGHLY EXPRESSIVE CANINE TONGUE.\n\nThe tongue must contribute strongly to the hilarious expression.\n\nDo not create a small, ordinary tongue resting naturally inside the mouth.\n\nInstead, create a playful, oversized tongue that clearly emphasizes the ridiculous laughing expression.\n\n### REQUIRED TONGUE CHARACTERISTICS\n\n- Visibly enlarged compared with a normal canine tongue.\n- Bright, vibrant pink watercolor coloring.\n- Strong expressive ink contours.\n- Naturally flowing, curved tongue shape.\n- Playful asymmetry.\n- Clearly visible watercolor highlights.\n- Darker pink shadowing.\n- Expressive hand-drawn texture.\n- A lively, energetic appearance.\n\nFor dogs with sufficiently open mouths, let the tongue extend dramatically outside the mouth.\n\nThe tongue should hang forward or curve playfully toward one side.\n\nA slightly sideways or asymmetrically extended tongue is strongly preferred when it creates a funnier expression.\n\nThe tongue must appear deliberately exaggerated, as in a professional humorous caricature.\n\nThe tongue may appear significantly larger and longer than anatomically realistic proportions.\n\nHOWEVER:\n\n- Keep it clearly recognizable as a dog's tongue.\n- Maintain a natural connection inside the mouth.\n- Avoid human-like tongue anatomy.\n- Avoid accidental duplication.\n- Avoid anatomically disconnected shapes.\n\nA giant, playful, oversized tongue is an important visual comedy element.\n\nDo not reduce it to a small ordinary panting tongue.\n\n---\n\n## 4. COMICALLY EXAGGERATED HEAD AND FACIAL PROPORTIONS\n\nApply deliberate professional caricature distortion.\n\nThe head should become noticeably more expressive and slightly oversized relative to the original body.\n\nFor a single dog, favor a caricature-style head approximately 20\u201335% more visually prominent than in an ordinary realistic portrait, provided the dog remains recognizable.\n\nThis is an artistic guideline rather than a mathematical scaling requirement.\n\n### EXAGGERATE\n\n- Head prominence.\n- Expressive cheek volume.\n- Smile width.\n- Muzzle expression.\n- Nose prominence.\n- Eyebrow-region expressions.\n- Laughing facial wrinkles.\n- Characterful facial asymmetry.\n\nThe head must feel playfully exaggerated rather than realistically proportioned.\n\nThe dog's face must dominate the emotional impact of the illustration.\n\n### IMPORTANT DISTINCTION\n\nKeep the original breed recognizable.\n\nPreserve the dog's characteristic:\n\n- Ear shape.\n- Fur length.\n- Coat markings.\n- Skull type.\n- Muzzle type.\n- Nose shape.\n- Eye color.\n- Individual appearance.\n\nBUT DO NOT FORCE ORDINARY FACIAL PROPORTIONS.\n\nA professional caricature deliberately exaggerates facial proportions.\n\nThat exaggeration is REQUIRED.\n\nThe original dog must remain identifiable even with an enormous smile, enlarged cheeks, dramatically expressive mouth, and oversized tongue.\n\n---\n\n## 5. EXPRESSIVE EYES AND LAUGHING FACIAL MUSCLES\n\nCreate exceptionally lively, humorous, highly expressive eyes.\n\nMaintain the original open-or-closed state of each eye.\n\nBoth eyes originally open must remain open.\n\nBoth eyes originally closed must remain closed.\n\nPreserve left-eye or right-eye winks.\n\nMaintain recognizable eye color and individual eye characteristics.\n\nHowever, make the eyes substantially more expressive through caricature illustration.\n\nUse:\n\n- More pronounced illustrated eye contours.\n- Playfully exaggerated eyelid folds.\n- Expressive eyebrow-region sketching.\n- Comically raised or asymmetrical eyebrow contours.\n- Stronger highlights.\n- Exaggerated joyful cheek pressure beneath the eyes.\n- Dynamic facial wrinkles.\n- More pronounced laughing-expression lines.\n\nWhen eyes are originally open, they may appear more animated and expressive without changing their basic open state.\n\nAvoid lifeless, neutral, realistic eyes.\n\nThe expression must clearly communicate ridiculous happiness and overwhelming joy.\n\nTHE ENTIRE FACE MUST LAUGH \u2014 NOT JUST THE MOUTH.\n\n---\n\n## 6. EXTREME LAUGHING EXPRESSIONS \u2014 HUMANS\n\nTransform every human subject into a wildly exaggerated professional laughing caricature.\n\nCreate:\n\n- Enormously broad, open laughing mouths.\n- Comically enlarged noses.\n- Noticeably enlarged heads.\n- Strongly raised cheeks.\n- Deep expressive smile lines.\n- Exaggerated facial wrinkles.\n- Pronounced rosy cheeks.\n- Expressive eyebrows.\n- Playful facial asymmetry.\n- Natural illustrated teeth.\n- Expressive tongues where appropriate.\n- Strong black ink facial contours.\n- Energetic pencil construction lines.\n\nNeutral human expressions must become exaggerated open-mouthed laughter.\n\nExisting smiles must become dramatically more expressive.\n\nMaintain recognizable facial identity, original hair, clothing, and accessories.\n\nThe laughter must feel energetic, spontaneous, excessive, and genuinely hilarious.\n\nDo not generate ordinary smiling portraits.\n\nDo not create realistic faces merely painted in watercolor.\n\nEvery human must appear unmistakably caricatured.\n\n---\n\n## 7. OTHER ANIMALS \u2014 SPECIES-APPROPRIATE HUMOR\n\nFor cats and other pets, create exceptionally playful and funny caricatures while retaining species-specific anatomy.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Individual identity.\n- Fur patterns.\n- Ear shape.\n- Eye characteristics.\n- Muzzle type.\n- Whiskers.\n- Coat color.\n- Recognizable species characteristics.\n\nExaggerate facial expressions through:\n\n- Comical cheek contours.\n- Lively eyes.\n- Expressive mouth shapes.\n- Playful asymmetry.\n- Bold sketching.\n- Strong illustrated expression lines.\n\nDo not give cats dog-shaped muzzles.\n\nDo not give animals human lips or human teeth.\n\nThe goal is professional animal caricature, not realistic pet portraiture.\n\n---\n\n## 8. STRICT ORIGINAL IDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nPreserve the exact number and recognizable identity of all subjects.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Original facial identity.\n- Original animal species.\n- Breed-defining characteristics.\n- Original fur textures.\n- Individual coat markings.\n- Original ear structure.\n- Original eye colors.\n- Original clothing.\n- Original accessories.\n- Original collars and harnesses.\n- Original body poses.\n- Relative subject positions.\n- Original camera perspective.\n\nDo not add or remove subjects.\n\nDo not invent unrelated accessories.\n\nDo not replace a photographed animal with a generic cartoon character.\n\nDo not alter the original animal into another breed.\n\n### IMPORTANT EXCEPTION\n\nFacial proportions may and SHOULD be artistically exaggerated to achieve extreme professional comedy-caricature expressions.\n\nThis includes enlarging the head, cheeks, mouth, smile, tongue, and expression lines.\n\nThese deliberate artistic distortions do not violate identity preservation as long as the original individual remains recognizable.\n\nDo not prioritize ordinary realistic anatomy over caricature humor.\n\nThe customer must recognize their own dog or family member immediately while being amused by the exaggerated facial expression.\n\n---\n\n## 9. ABSOLUTE ANIMAL BREED AND COAT PRESERVATION\n\nEvery animal must preserve its original breed-defining characteristics.\n\n### HEAD AND BODY IDENTITY\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Original skull type.\n- Characteristic muzzle structure.\n- Original nose type.\n- Original ear shape.\n- Original coat pattern.\n- Original body silhouette.\n- Original leg structure.\n- Tail shape.\n- Original pose.\n\nPermit deliberate comic enlargement of the head, cheeks, mouth, and tongue without replacing the underlying recognizable anatomy.\n\n### FUR\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Short fur as short fur.\n- Long fur as long fur.\n- Curly fur as curly fur.\n- Wavy fur as wavy fur.\n- Smooth fur as smooth fur.\n- Original grooming pattern.\n- Original fur direction.\n- Individual markings.\n\n### COLORS\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Original primary coat color.\n- Secondary coat colors.\n- White chest markings.\n- Facial markings.\n- Ear coloration.\n- Paw coloration.\n- Spots and patches.\n\nDo not turn a gray dog golden.\n\nDo not transform a curly-coated dog into a smooth-coated dog.\n\nDo not substitute another breed for artistic convenience.\n\nThe subject's individual identity remains essential.\n\n---\n\n## 10. DOMINANT PROFESSIONAL INK-AND-PENCIL SKETCH STYLE\n\nTHE CARICATURE MUST BE VISUALLY DOMINATED BY EXPRESSIVE HAND-DRAWN SKETCHING.\n\nMandatory characteristics:\n\n- Strong black ink contours.\n- Dark-brown secondary outlines.\n- Bold irregular sketch strokes.\n- Expressive pencil construction lines.\n- Energetic crosshatching.\n- Visible directional hatching.\n- Dynamic shading marks.\n- Comically emphasized facial wrinkles.\n- Strong mouth contours.\n- Exaggerated smile folds.\n- Expressive cheek construction.\n- Deliberately imperfect hand-drawn line variations.\n- Rich dark contour contrast.\n\nThe drawing must look spontaneous, energetic, humorous, and professionally illustrated.\n\nAim for approximately:\n\n70% visual emphasis on hand-drawn caricature sketching.\n\n30% visual emphasis on vibrant traditional watercolor coloring.\n\nThis is a visual emphasis guideline, not a literal formula.\n\nDo not create smooth sterile digital cartoon outlines.\n\nDo not replace bold sketching with photorealistic shading.\n\nDo not create a realistic watercolor portrait with only minor sketch marks.\n\nTHE VIEWER MUST IMMEDIATELY RECOGNIZE AN EXTREME COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\n---\n\n## 11. VIBRANT TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR COLORING\n\nUse rich, highly saturated traditional watercolor pigments.\n\nColor the expressive hand-drawn sketch with:\n\n- Warm golden yellow.\n- Bright orange.\n- Coral red.\n- Rosy pink.\n- Rich natural brown.\n- Deep charcoal.\n- Fresh natural green.\n- Turquoise and sky blue where appropriate.\n\nPreserve original subject colors.\n\nArtistic characteristics:\n\n- Beautiful layered watercolor washes.\n- Authentic pigment granulation.\n- Expressive brushwork.\n- Rich saturated color transitions.\n- Natural watercolor bleeding.\n- Strong painted highlights.\n- Deep illustrated shadows.\n- Subtle dry-brush details.\n- Organic pigment splashes.\n- Energetic watercolor texture.\n\nMAIN SUBJECTS MUST BE:\n\n- Bright.\n- Vibrant.\n- High contrast.\n- Richly saturated.\n- Clearly illustrated.\n- Professionally hand-painted.\n- Strongly outlined.\n- Visually expressive.\n\nAvoid pale, faded, grayish, muddy, or excessively washed-out colors on the subjects.\n\nThe soft fading treatment belongs ONLY to the outer environmental artwork.\n\nNever desaturate the main characters.\n\nThe watercolor must enhance the caricature without weakening its dark sketch outlines.\n\n---\n\n## 12. ORIGINAL POSE AND ENVIRONMENT\n\nPreserve the recognizable original pose and important environmental context.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Relative subject positions.\n- Original camera perspective.\n- Original season.\n- Lighting direction.\n- Important environmental objects.\n- Original setting where recognizable.\n\nRedraw environmental elements in a loose watercolor-and-pencil sketch style.\n\nThe background must remain significantly less detailed than the characters.\n\nDo not allow scenery to compete with facial expressions.\n\nThe main subjects must remain the dominant focal point.\n\nThe original environment may appear as irregular watercolor washes, delicate ink marks, and organically shaped illustrated fragments.\n\nThe image must still feel like a complete finished artwork, not a cut-out sticker.\n\nDo not isolate the character as a floating clipped element.\n\n---\n\n## 13. EXACT 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT OUTPUT\n\nABSOLUTE FORMAT REQUIREMENT:\n\nTHE FINAL IMAGE MUST HAVE AN ACTUAL 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT ASPECT RATIO.\n\nWIDTH : HEIGHT = 3 : 4.\n\nThe final image must be taller than it is wide.\n\nExample resolution: 3000 \u00d7 4000 pixels, or the closest supported resolution with an exact 3:4 ratio.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A SQUARE IMAGE.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A HORIZONTAL IMAGE.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A 4:3 LANDSCAPE IMAGE.\n\nThe entire composition must be genuinely created for a vertical 3:4 canvas.\n\n### COMPOSITION\n\nKeep all important subjects fully visible.\n\nDo not unnecessarily crop:\n\n- Heads.\n- Ears.\n- Faces.\n- Bodies.\n- Paws.\n- Tails.\n- Clothing.\n- Accessories.\n\nFor a single dog, preserve the original seated or standing pose while making the face noticeably more prominent and expressive.\n\nDo not reduce the size of the head merely to fit more background into the image.\n\nThe face is the primary focal point.\n\n### INPUT FORMAT ADAPTATION\n\nFor portrait photographs, adapt the composition naturally to 3:4.\n\nFor square photographs, extend the surrounding environment vertically where needed.\n\nFor landscape photographs, reconstruct missing environmental space above and below the main subjects.\n\nNever stretch or distort the entire original photograph.\n\nRecompose naturally while preserving recognizable identities and original subject relationships.\n\nNever place an incorrectly proportioned square illustration inside a vertical frame.\n\n---\n\n## 14. FULL BACKGROUND \u2014 NO CUT-OUT LOOK\n\nTHE FINAL ARTWORK MUST BE A COMPLETE FINISHED IMAGE WITH A FULLY PRESENT BACKGROUND.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- Transparent backgrounds.\n- Background removal effects.\n- Floating sticker-style cut-outs.\n- Isolated clipped characters.\n- Checkerboard transparency patterns.\n- Empty cut-out style surroundings.\n- Tiny artwork placed inside a larger product area.\n\nInstead, create a complete, fully resolved illustrated background behind and around the subject.\n\nThe background should be artistically soft and secondary to the main character, but it must still be visibly present as part of one complete artwork.\n\nUse:\n\n- A light watercolor-paper style base.\n- Soft off-white or warm very pale paper tones.\n- Gentle watercolor wash textures.\n- Loose illustrated environmental details.\n- Painterly background continuation.\n- Soft sketch marks.\n- Organic watercolor atmosphere.\n\nThe final image must behave like one full illustration, not like a clipped sticker placed on top of another product.\n\n### IMPORTANT\n\nThe artwork area should feel visually complete and properly filled.\n\nThe subject must sit naturally inside the illustrated scene.\n\nDo not make the image look like only a small central figure with empty space around it.\n\n---\n\n## 15. SOFT ORGANIC WATERCOLOR EDGES\n\nCreate naturally irregular, softly feathered watercolor edges surrounding the illustrated scene.\n\nThe watercolor must appear to run out of pigment toward the outer boundaries of the composition.\n\nThe finished image should look like an organically painted watercolor illustration on paper.\n\n### REQUIRED EFFECT\n\n- Soft wet-on-wet feathering.\n- Irregular watercolor wash boundaries.\n- Natural pigment dispersion.\n- Small watercolor splashes.\n- Energetic loose sketch marks.\n- Subtle fading of environmental details.\n- Smooth transitions into light watercolor-paper texture.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- Sharp rectangular image boundaries inside the artwork.\n- Hard-edged sticker cut-outs.\n- Artificial digital gradients.\n- Uniform Gaussian blur.\n- Oval vignettes.\n- Large empty areas.\n- Checkerboard transparency patterns.\n\n### MAIN SUBJECT PROTECTION\n\nThe central characters must remain:\n\n- Crisp.\n- Strongly outlined.\n- Vibrantly colored.\n- Easily recognizable.\n- Fully detailed.\n- Comically exaggerated.\n\nNever fade important subject details.\n\nOnly the surrounding environmental watercolor artwork should gradually become softer and lighter.\n\nTHE WATERCOLOR MUST FADE INTO A LIGHT PAPER-LIKE BACKGROUND, NOT INTO TRANSPARENCY.\n\n---\n\n## 16. STYLE REFERENCE PRIORITY\n\nIf a separate caricature style reference is provided, use it as the benchmark for:\n\n- Extreme comedy exaggeration.\n- Enormously broad mouth shape.\n- Laughing facial expression.\n- Exaggerated lifted cheeks.\n- Oversized playful tongue.\n- Humorous head-to-body proportions.\n- Expressive black sketch outlines.\n- Vibrant watercolor coloring.\n- Strong professional caricature character.\n\nThe style reference determines the DESIRED LEVEL OF EXAGGERATION.\n\nThe uploaded customer photograph determines the ACTUAL SUBJECT IDENTITY.\n\nDo not substitute the reference animal's unique facial characteristics, coat markings, or breed for those of the customer.\n\nTransfer the level of artistic humor and exaggeration, not the individual animal's identity.\n\nIf the style reference demonstrates a larger grin, more exaggerated cheeks, or a much bigger playful tongue, reproduce that SAME LEVEL OF COMEDY EXAGGERATION for the actual customer subject.\n\nDO NOT WEAKEN THE REFERENCE'S HUMOR INTENSITY.\n\nDo not reinterpret an extreme comedy-caricature reference as a subtle, natural-looking smiling portrait.\n\n---\n\n## 17. ABSOLUTE NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS\n\nDO NOT GENERATE:\n\n- An ordinary happy dog.\n- A naturally smiling realistic dog.\n- A normal panting expression.\n- A small ordinary tongue.\n- A narrow vertical mouth.\n- A slightly exaggerated grin.\n- A realistically proportioned neutral face.\n- A subtle pet caricature.\n- A realistic watercolor portrait.\n- A photographic watercolor filter.\n- A generic cartoon animal.\n- Incorrect animal breeds.\n- Changed fur textures.\n- Incorrect coat markings.\n- Altered ear types.\n- Human lips on animals.\n- Human teeth on dogs.\n- Weak sketch outlines.\n- Smooth digital shading without expressive ink lines.\n- Flat, lifeless facial expressions.\n- Small or visually insignificant smiles.\n- Emotionless eyes.\n- Unnecessary realistic facial restraint.\n- A square final image.\n- A horizontal final image.\n- Transparent background effects.\n- Floating cut-out sticker results.\n- Checkerboard transparency.\n- Tiny isolated artwork on a larger blank product area.\n- Sharp rectangular painting boundaries inside the scene.\n- Artificial blurred borders.\n- Incorrectly cropped subjects.\n- Extra people or animals.\n- Duplicated tongues or facial features.\n\nMost importantly:\n\nDO NOT PRODUCE A BEAUTIFUL BUT ONLY MILDLY FUNNY ANIMAL PORTRAIT.\n\nTHE RESULT MUST BE A RIDICULOUSLY FUNNY PROFESSIONAL CARICATURE.\n\n---\n\n## 18. FINAL QUALITY CONTROL\n\nBefore completing the image, verify:\n\n### EXTREME HUMOR\n\n- Is the expression immediately hilarious?\n- Is the mouth extraordinarily broad?\n- Are the mouth corners dramatically lifted?\n- Is the smile clearly exaggerated beyond normal anatomy?\n- Are the cheeks inflated and expressively illustrated?\n- Is the tongue visibly oversized and playfully positioned?\n- Does the entire face communicate exaggerated laughter?\n- Is the head sufficiently prominent and caricatured?\n- Does the result look significantly funnier than a naturally happy dog?\n\n### PROFESSIONAL SKETCH STYLE\n\n- Are the black outlines strong and expressive?\n- Are energetic pencil strokes visible?\n- Is crosshatching present?\n- Does the sketch dominate over the watercolor coloring?\n- Does the illustration clearly look professionally hand-drawn?\n\n### SUBJECT IDENTITY\n\n- Is the original customer subject recognizable?\n- Are breed-defining characteristics preserved?\n- Are original coat colors accurate?\n- Are original ears and fur textures recognizable?\n- Are the original accessories retained?\n- Is the number of subjects correct?\n\n### FORMAT\n\n- Is the image genuinely 3:4 vertical?\n- Is the canvas taller than it is wide?\n- Are important subjects preserved?\n- Is the composition naturally balanced?\n- Is the head visually prominent?\n\n### BACKGROUND\n\n- Is the artwork a complete full image rather than a cut-out?\n- Is a full illustrated background visibly present?\n- Is the checkerboard transparency effect absent?\n- Does the subject sit naturally within the scene?\n- Do the watercolor edges fade softly into a light paper-like background?\n- Is the final artwork suitable for TeeinBlue placement as one complete image?\n\n### FINAL HUMOR VALIDATION\n\nIF THE DOG LOOKS MERELY HAPPY, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nIF THE MOUTH IS ONLY NATURALLY OPEN, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nIF THE TONGUE LOOKS ORDINARY, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nIF THE FACE LOOKS LIKE A REALISTIC PET PORTRAIT, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nThe final artwork must achieve an unmistakably hilarious, dramatically exaggerated caricature expression.\n\n---\n\n## 19. STRICT FINAL PRIORITY ORDER\n\nFollow this exact order:\n\n1. CREATE AN EXTREMELY FUNNY, RIDICULOUSLY EXAGGERATED PROFESSIONAL COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\n2. GIVE EVERY DOG AN ENORMOUS, HORIZONTALLY STRETCHED, WIDE-OPEN, UPWARD-CURVING LAUGHING GRIN.\n\n3. CREATE AN OVERSIZED, EXPRESSIVE, PLAYFULLY CURVED OR SIDEWAYS-EXTENDED CANINE TONGUE.\n\n4. EXAGGERATE THE HEAD, CHEEKS, MOUTH, FACIAL WRINKLES, AND EXPRESSIVE FEATURES WITHOUT LOSING SUBJECT IDENTITY.\n\n5. MAKE BOLD BLACK INK AND ENERGETIC PENCIL SKETCHING THE DOMINANT ARTISTIC STYLE.\n\n6. PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL CUSTOMER'S RECOGNIZABLE IDENTITY AND BREED-DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS.\n\n7. MAINTAIN ORIGINAL COAT COLORS, FUR TEXTURES, EARS, ACCESSORIES, AND BODY POSES.\n\n8. CREATE A GENUINE 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT COMPOSITION.\n\n9. KEEP THE MAIN SUBJECTS CRISP, VIBRANT, COLORFUL, AND VISUALLY PROMINENT.\n\n10. APPLY RICH, SATURATED TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR COLORING.\n\n11. PRESERVE IMPORTANT ORIGINAL ENVIRONMENTAL DETAILS WHERE APPROPRIATE.\n\n12. KEEP THE ARTWORK AS ONE COMPLETE FULL IMAGE WITH A PRESENT BACKGROUND.\n\n13. MAKE THE SURROUNDING WATERCOLOR SCENE DISSOLVE INTO SOFT, IRREGULAR, LIGHT PAPER-LIKE EDGES.\n\n14. PRESERVE THE INTENSE COMEDY EXAGGERATION THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE GENERATION.\n\n---\n\n## 20. FINAL ABSOLUTE OUTPUT REQUIREMENT\n\nGENERATE ONE COMPLETE FINISHED IMAGE.\n\nAN EXTREMELY FUNNY, RIDICULOUSLY EXAGGERATED, PROFESSIONAL HAND-DRAWN COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\nHUGE HORIZONTALLY STRETCHED LAUGHING GRIN.\n\nENORMOUS UPWARD-CURVING MOUTH CORNERS.\n\nOVERSIZED PLAYFUL CANINE TONGUE.\n\nSTRONGLY EXAGGERATED SMILING CHEEKS.\n\nCOMICALLY EXPRESSIVE FACIAL PROPORTIONS.\n\nNOTICEABLY PROMINENT CARICATURE HEAD.\n\nBOLD BLACK INK OUTLINES.\n\nENERGETIC PENCIL SKETCHING.\n\nEXPRESSIVE CROSSHATCHING.\n\nVIBRANT TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR COLORING.\n\nACCURATE INDIVIDUAL SUBJECT IDENTITY.\n\nRECOGNIZABLE ANIMAL BREED CHARACTERISTICS.\n\nORIGINAL COAT COLORS AND FUR TEXTURES.\n\nORIGINAL BODY POSE.\n\nEXACT 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT FORMAT.\n\nA COMPLETE FULLY PRESENT BACKGROUND.\n\nSOFT ORGANIC WATERCOLOR EDGES.\n\nNO TRANSPARENT CUT-OUT LOOK.\n\nNO STICKER EFFECT.\n\nNO CHECKERBOARD TRANSPARENCY.\n\nNO ORDINARY SMILING DOGS.\n\nNO NORMAL PANTING EXPRESSIONS.\n\nNO SMALL TONGUES.\n\nNO SUBTLE CARICATURE EXAGGERATION.\n\nNO GENERIC ANIMALS.\n\nNO SQUARE OUTPUT.\n\nTHE FINISHED ARTWORK MUST LOOK SIGNIFICANTLY FUNNIER, MORE EXPRESSIVE, AND MORE EXAGGERATED THAN AN ORDINARY HAPPY DOG ILLUSTRATION.\n\nTHE FINAL EXPRESSION MUST BE WILDLY FUNNY, UNMISTAKABLY CARICATURED, AND FULL OF RIDICULOUS JOY.\n\nRETURN ONE FINISHED IMAGE ONLY.","image_filter_ref_img":"users\/17906\/images\/261104_k9s0FxOJWhCMbN0W.png","is_layer_output_size":false,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000","image_filter_enable_ref_img":true,"apply_color_to_sketch_result":false}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","required":false,"form_label":"Lade hier dein Lieblingsfoto deiner Fellnase hoch...","masked_url":"users\/17906\/images\/261104_AAdy2hTlZMNLYfj0_large.webp","photo_editor":"image_placement","masked_enable":true,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-574940","top":912.96,"url":"users\/17906\/image-layers\/6aeafc0fe1633_large.webp","left":315,"name":"Katze ai Portrait","type":"photo","width":5275,"height":7033.33,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-382714","type":"gemini:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"image_filter_prompt":"# ULTRA FUNNY EXTREME LAUGHING CARICATURE \u2014 MAXIMUM COMEDY EXAGGERATION \u2014 GIANT WIDE GRINS \u2014 EXPRESSIVE OVERSIZED TONGUES \u2014 BOLD INK & VIBRANT WATERCOLOR \u2014 EXACT 3:4 PORTRAIT \u2014 FULL BACKGROUND\n\n## 1. ABSOLUTE MAIN INSTRUCTION\n\nTransform the uploaded customer photograph into an EXTREMELY FUNNY, HIGHLY EXAGGERATED, PROFESSIONAL HAND-DRAWN COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\nCreate the complete finished artwork in ONE generation.\n\nThe final image must look like an exceptionally talented professional caricature artist deliberately exaggerated every funny facial characteristic to create a ridiculously joyful, hilarious, attention-grabbing illustration.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A REALISTIC PORTRAIT.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A SUBTLY STYLIZED PET ILLUSTRATION.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A NORMAL HAPPY DOG PAINTING.\n\nTHIS MUST BE A WILDLY FUNNY, EXTREMELY EXPRESSIVE, VISUALLY EXAGGERATED COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\nThe viewer should immediately laugh or smile because the facial expression is unmistakably ridiculous, joyful, and exaggerated.\n\nCombine:\n\n- Extreme professional caricature exaggeration.\n- Exceptionally wide laughing mouths.\n- Oversized, expressive, playfully curved tongues.\n- Strongly enlarged smiling cheeks.\n- Comically exaggerated facial features.\n- Bold black ink outlines.\n- Energetic hand-drawn pencil strokes.\n- Expressive crosshatching.\n- Vibrant traditional watercolor coloring.\n- Strict individual identity preservation.\n- A genuine vertical 3:4 composition.\n- Soft organic watercolor edges.\n- A complete fully filled background.\n\nThe exaggerated facial expression is the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT artistic characteristic.\n\nDO NOT REDUCE THE EXAGGERATION TO ACHIEVE REALISM.\n\nThe dog's original identity must remain recognizable, but ordinary facial proportions must be artistically exaggerated wherever necessary to create a genuinely hilarious expression.\n\n---\n\n## 2. EXTREME CANINE COMEDY \u2014 THE MOST IMPORTANT REQUIREMENT\n\nEVERY DOG MUST LOOK ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS.\n\nCreate an enormously exaggerated, unbelievably joyful, ridiculously wide laughing canine expression.\n\nImagine a professional comedy caricaturist deliberately exaggerating the dog's funniest facial characteristics far beyond normal portrait proportions.\n\nTHE EXPRESSION MUST BE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE EXAGGERATED THAN AN ORDINARY HAPPY DOG.\n\n### ABSOLUTE MOUTH REQUIREMENT\n\nCREATE AN ENORMOUS, HORIZONTALLY STRETCHED, WIDE-OPEN, UPWARD-CURVING CANINE LAUGH.\n\nThe mouth must become the dominant visual feature of the dog's face.\n\nThe smile must appear almost impossibly broad while still reading clearly as the original dog's recognizable muzzle and facial structure.\n\nMANDATORY CHARACTERISTICS:\n\n- An exceptionally broad, ear-to-ear-style laughing grin.\n- Mouth corners pulled dramatically outward and upward.\n- A huge, sweeping, exaggerated smiling mouth silhouette.\n- Strongly inflated, lifted, comically expressive cheeks.\n- Deep, exaggerated smile folds.\n- Bold black mouth outlines.\n- Strongly exaggerated upward-curving mouth corners.\n- A dramatically open lower jaw.\n- Deep, dark inner-mouth shading.\n- Clearly illustrated natural canine teeth.\n- Powerful expressive contour lines around the muzzle.\n- A visibly ridiculous, laughter-filled facial expression.\n\nTHE MOUTH MUST BE DRAMATICALLY WIDER THAN A NORMAL DOG'S SMILE.\n\nIt is not sufficient to open the mouth vertically.\n\nIt is not sufficient to show a tongue inside an ordinary panting mouth.\n\nIt is not sufficient to create a pleasant, naturally smiling dog.\n\nThe mouth must look like an enormously exaggerated professional comedy caricature.\n\n### COMEDY EXAGGERATION PRIORITY\n\nWhen choosing between a naturally proportioned canine smile and a comically exaggerated canine grin, ALWAYS CHOOSE THE MORE EXAGGERATED GRIN.\n\nAllow deliberate artistic exaggeration of:\n\n- Mouth width.\n- Cheek fullness.\n- Smile curvature.\n- Mouth-corner position.\n- Laughing facial folds.\n- Lower-jaw opening.\n- Tongue size and movement.\n- Expressive muzzle contours.\n\nThese facial modifications are explicitly required.\n\nDo not let strict anatomical realism suppress the intended humor.\n\nMaintain recognizable breed characteristics, but permit exaggerated facial proportions typical of premium professional caricature illustration.\n\n---\n\n## 3. GIANT EXPRESSIVE TONGUE \u2014 ESSENTIAL COMEDY FEATURE\n\nTHIS IS A CRITICAL VISUAL REQUIREMENT.\n\nEvery dog must have a LARGE, COMICALLY EXAGGERATED, HIGHLY EXPRESSIVE CANINE TONGUE.\n\nThe tongue must contribute strongly to the hilarious expression.\n\nDo not create a small, ordinary tongue resting naturally inside the mouth.\n\nInstead, create a playful, oversized tongue that clearly emphasizes the ridiculous laughing expression.\n\n### REQUIRED TONGUE CHARACTERISTICS\n\n- Visibly enlarged compared with a normal canine tongue.\n- Bright, vibrant pink watercolor coloring.\n- Strong expressive ink contours.\n- Naturally flowing, curved tongue shape.\n- Playful asymmetry.\n- Clearly visible watercolor highlights.\n- Darker pink shadowing.\n- Expressive hand-drawn texture.\n- A lively, energetic appearance.\n\nFor dogs with sufficiently open mouths, let the tongue extend dramatically outside the mouth.\n\nThe tongue should hang forward or curve playfully toward one side.\n\nA slightly sideways or asymmetrically extended tongue is strongly preferred when it creates a funnier expression.\n\nThe tongue must appear deliberately exaggerated, as in a professional humorous caricature.\n\nThe tongue may appear significantly larger and longer than anatomically realistic proportions.\n\nHOWEVER:\n\n- Keep it clearly recognizable as a dog's tongue.\n- Maintain a natural connection inside the mouth.\n- Avoid human-like tongue anatomy.\n- Avoid accidental duplication.\n- Avoid anatomically disconnected shapes.\n\nA giant, playful, oversized tongue is an important visual comedy element.\n\nDo not reduce it to a small ordinary panting tongue.\n\n---\n\n## 4. COMICALLY EXAGGERATED HEAD AND FACIAL PROPORTIONS\n\nApply deliberate professional caricature distortion.\n\nThe head should become noticeably more expressive and slightly oversized relative to the original body.\n\nFor a single dog, favor a caricature-style head approximately 20\u201335% more visually prominent than in an ordinary realistic portrait, provided the dog remains recognizable.\n\nThis is an artistic guideline rather than a mathematical scaling requirement.\n\n### EXAGGERATE\n\n- Head prominence.\n- Expressive cheek volume.\n- Smile width.\n- Muzzle expression.\n- Nose prominence.\n- Eyebrow-region expressions.\n- Laughing facial wrinkles.\n- Characterful facial asymmetry.\n\nThe head must feel playfully exaggerated rather than realistically proportioned.\n\nThe dog's face must dominate the emotional impact of the illustration.\n\n### IMPORTANT DISTINCTION\n\nKeep the original breed recognizable.\n\nPreserve the dog's characteristic:\n\n- Ear shape.\n- Fur length.\n- Coat markings.\n- Skull type.\n- Muzzle type.\n- Nose shape.\n- Eye color.\n- Individual appearance.\n\nBUT DO NOT FORCE ORDINARY FACIAL PROPORTIONS.\n\nA professional caricature deliberately exaggerates facial proportions.\n\nThat exaggeration is REQUIRED.\n\nThe original dog must remain identifiable even with an enormous smile, enlarged cheeks, dramatically expressive mouth, and oversized tongue.\n\n---\n\n## 5. EXPRESSIVE EYES AND LAUGHING FACIAL MUSCLES\n\nCreate exceptionally lively, humorous, highly expressive eyes.\n\nMaintain the original open-or-closed state of each eye.\n\nBoth eyes originally open must remain open.\n\nBoth eyes originally closed must remain closed.\n\nPreserve left-eye or right-eye winks.\n\nMaintain recognizable eye color and individual eye characteristics.\n\nHowever, make the eyes substantially more expressive through caricature illustration.\n\nUse:\n\n- More pronounced illustrated eye contours.\n- Playfully exaggerated eyelid folds.\n- Expressive eyebrow-region sketching.\n- Comically raised or asymmetrical eyebrow contours.\n- Stronger highlights.\n- Exaggerated joyful cheek pressure beneath the eyes.\n- Dynamic facial wrinkles.\n- More pronounced laughing-expression lines.\n\nWhen eyes are originally open, they may appear more animated and expressive without changing their basic open state.\n\nAvoid lifeless, neutral, realistic eyes.\n\nThe expression must clearly communicate ridiculous happiness and overwhelming joy.\n\nTHE ENTIRE FACE MUST LAUGH \u2014 NOT JUST THE MOUTH.\n\n---\n\n## 6. EXTREME LAUGHING EXPRESSIONS \u2014 HUMANS\n\nTransform every human subject into a wildly exaggerated professional laughing caricature.\n\nCreate:\n\n- Enormously broad, open laughing mouths.\n- Comically enlarged noses.\n- Noticeably enlarged heads.\n- Strongly raised cheeks.\n- Deep expressive smile lines.\n- Exaggerated facial wrinkles.\n- Pronounced rosy cheeks.\n- Expressive eyebrows.\n- Playful facial asymmetry.\n- Natural illustrated teeth.\n- Expressive tongues where appropriate.\n- Strong black ink facial contours.\n- Energetic pencil construction lines.\n\nNeutral human expressions must become exaggerated open-mouthed laughter.\n\nExisting smiles must become dramatically more expressive.\n\nMaintain recognizable facial identity, original hair, clothing, and accessories.\n\nThe laughter must feel energetic, spontaneous, excessive, and genuinely hilarious.\n\nDo not generate ordinary smiling portraits.\n\nDo not create realistic faces merely painted in watercolor.\n\nEvery human must appear unmistakably caricatured.\n\n---\n\n## 7. OTHER ANIMALS \u2014 SPECIES-APPROPRIATE HUMOR\n\nFor cats and other pets, create exceptionally playful and funny caricatures while retaining species-specific anatomy.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Individual identity.\n- Fur patterns.\n- Ear shape.\n- Eye characteristics.\n- Muzzle type.\n- Whiskers.\n- Coat color.\n- Recognizable species characteristics.\n\nExaggerate facial expressions through:\n\n- Comical cheek contours.\n- Lively eyes.\n- Expressive mouth shapes.\n- Playful asymmetry.\n- Bold sketching.\n- Strong illustrated expression lines.\n\nDo not give cats dog-shaped muzzles.\n\nDo not give animals human lips or human teeth.\n\nThe goal is professional animal caricature, not realistic pet portraiture.\n\n---\n\n## 8. STRICT ORIGINAL IDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nPreserve the exact number and recognizable identity of all subjects.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Original facial identity.\n- Original animal species.\n- Breed-defining characteristics.\n- Original fur textures.\n- Individual coat markings.\n- Original ear structure.\n- Original eye colors.\n- Original clothing.\n- Original accessories.\n- Original collars and harnesses.\n- Original body poses.\n- Relative subject positions.\n- Original camera perspective.\n\nDo not add or remove subjects.\n\nDo not invent unrelated accessories.\n\nDo not replace a photographed animal with a generic cartoon character.\n\nDo not alter the original animal into another breed.\n\n### IMPORTANT EXCEPTION\n\nFacial proportions may and SHOULD be artistically exaggerated to achieve extreme professional comedy-caricature expressions.\n\nThis includes enlarging the head, cheeks, mouth, smile, tongue, and expression lines.\n\nThese deliberate artistic distortions do not violate identity preservation as long as the original individual remains recognizable.\n\nDo not prioritize ordinary realistic anatomy over caricature humor.\n\nThe customer must recognize their own dog or family member immediately while being amused by the exaggerated facial expression.\n\n---\n\n## 9. ABSOLUTE ANIMAL BREED AND COAT PRESERVATION\n\nEvery animal must preserve its original breed-defining characteristics.\n\n### HEAD AND BODY IDENTITY\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Original skull type.\n- Characteristic muzzle structure.\n- Original nose type.\n- Original ear shape.\n- Original coat pattern.\n- Original body silhouette.\n- Original leg structure.\n- Tail shape.\n- Original pose.\n\nPermit deliberate comic enlargement of the head, cheeks, mouth, and tongue without replacing the underlying recognizable anatomy.\n\n### FUR\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Short fur as short fur.\n- Long fur as long fur.\n- Curly fur as curly fur.\n- Wavy fur as wavy fur.\n- Smooth fur as smooth fur.\n- Original grooming pattern.\n- Original fur direction.\n- Individual markings.\n\n### COLORS\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Original primary coat color.\n- Secondary coat colors.\n- White chest markings.\n- Facial markings.\n- Ear coloration.\n- Paw coloration.\n- Spots and patches.\n\nDo not turn a gray dog golden.\n\nDo not transform a curly-coated dog into a smooth-coated dog.\n\nDo not substitute another breed for artistic convenience.\n\nThe subject's individual identity remains essential.\n\n---\n\n## 10. DOMINANT PROFESSIONAL INK-AND-PENCIL SKETCH STYLE\n\nTHE CARICATURE MUST BE VISUALLY DOMINATED BY EXPRESSIVE HAND-DRAWN SKETCHING.\n\nMandatory characteristics:\n\n- Strong black ink contours.\n- Dark-brown secondary outlines.\n- Bold irregular sketch strokes.\n- Expressive pencil construction lines.\n- Energetic crosshatching.\n- Visible directional hatching.\n- Dynamic shading marks.\n- Comically emphasized facial wrinkles.\n- Strong mouth contours.\n- Exaggerated smile folds.\n- Expressive cheek construction.\n- Deliberately imperfect hand-drawn line variations.\n- Rich dark contour contrast.\n\nThe drawing must look spontaneous, energetic, humorous, and professionally illustrated.\n\nAim for approximately:\n\n70% visual emphasis on hand-drawn caricature sketching.\n\n30% visual emphasis on vibrant traditional watercolor coloring.\n\nThis is a visual emphasis guideline, not a literal formula.\n\nDo not create smooth sterile digital cartoon outlines.\n\nDo not replace bold sketching with photorealistic shading.\n\nDo not create a realistic watercolor portrait with only minor sketch marks.\n\nTHE VIEWER MUST IMMEDIATELY RECOGNIZE AN EXTREME COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\n---\n\n## 11. VIBRANT TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR COLORING\n\nUse rich, highly saturated traditional watercolor pigments.\n\nColor the expressive hand-drawn sketch with:\n\n- Warm golden yellow.\n- Bright orange.\n- Coral red.\n- Rosy pink.\n- Rich natural brown.\n- Deep charcoal.\n- Fresh natural green.\n- Turquoise and sky blue where appropriate.\n\nPreserve original subject colors.\n\nArtistic characteristics:\n\n- Beautiful layered watercolor washes.\n- Authentic pigment granulation.\n- Expressive brushwork.\n- Rich saturated color transitions.\n- Natural watercolor bleeding.\n- Strong painted highlights.\n- Deep illustrated shadows.\n- Subtle dry-brush details.\n- Organic pigment splashes.\n- Energetic watercolor texture.\n\nMAIN SUBJECTS MUST BE:\n\n- Bright.\n- Vibrant.\n- High contrast.\n- Richly saturated.\n- Clearly illustrated.\n- Professionally hand-painted.\n- Strongly outlined.\n- Visually expressive.\n\nAvoid pale, faded, grayish, muddy, or excessively washed-out colors on the subjects.\n\nThe soft fading treatment belongs ONLY to the outer environmental artwork.\n\nNever desaturate the main characters.\n\nThe watercolor must enhance the caricature without weakening its dark sketch outlines.\n\n---\n\n## 12. ORIGINAL POSE AND ENVIRONMENT\n\nPreserve the recognizable original pose and important environmental context.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Relative subject positions.\n- Original camera perspective.\n- Original season.\n- Lighting direction.\n- Important environmental objects.\n- Original setting where recognizable.\n\nRedraw environmental elements in a loose watercolor-and-pencil sketch style.\n\nThe background must remain significantly less detailed than the characters.\n\nDo not allow scenery to compete with facial expressions.\n\nThe main subjects must remain the dominant focal point.\n\nThe original environment may appear as irregular watercolor washes, delicate ink marks, and organically shaped illustrated fragments.\n\nThe image must still feel like a complete finished artwork, not a cut-out sticker.\n\nDo not isolate the character as a floating clipped element.\n\n---\n\n## 13. EXACT 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT OUTPUT\n\nABSOLUTE FORMAT REQUIREMENT:\n\nTHE FINAL IMAGE MUST HAVE AN ACTUAL 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT ASPECT RATIO.\n\nWIDTH : HEIGHT = 3 : 4.\n\nThe final image must be taller than it is wide.\n\nExample resolution: 3000 \u00d7 4000 pixels, or the closest supported resolution with an exact 3:4 ratio.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A SQUARE IMAGE.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A HORIZONTAL IMAGE.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A 4:3 LANDSCAPE IMAGE.\n\nThe entire composition must be genuinely created for a vertical 3:4 canvas.\n\n### COMPOSITION\n\nKeep all important subjects fully visible.\n\nDo not unnecessarily crop:\n\n- Heads.\n- Ears.\n- Faces.\n- Bodies.\n- Paws.\n- Tails.\n- Clothing.\n- Accessories.\n\nFor a single dog, preserve the original seated or standing pose while making the face noticeably more prominent and expressive.\n\nDo not reduce the size of the head merely to fit more background into the image.\n\nThe face is the primary focal point.\n\n### INPUT FORMAT ADAPTATION\n\nFor portrait photographs, adapt the composition naturally to 3:4.\n\nFor square photographs, extend the surrounding environment vertically where needed.\n\nFor landscape photographs, reconstruct missing environmental space above and below the main subjects.\n\nNever stretch or distort the entire original photograph.\n\nRecompose naturally while preserving recognizable identities and original subject relationships.\n\nNever place an incorrectly proportioned square illustration inside a vertical frame.\n\n---\n\n## 14. FULL BACKGROUND \u2014 NO CUT-OUT LOOK\n\nTHE FINAL ARTWORK MUST BE A COMPLETE FINISHED IMAGE WITH A FULLY PRESENT BACKGROUND.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- Transparent backgrounds.\n- Background removal effects.\n- Floating sticker-style cut-outs.\n- Isolated clipped characters.\n- Checkerboard transparency patterns.\n- Empty cut-out style surroundings.\n- Tiny artwork placed inside a larger product area.\n\nInstead, create a complete, fully resolved illustrated background behind and around the subject.\n\nThe background should be artistically soft and secondary to the main character, but it must still be visibly present as part of one complete artwork.\n\nUse:\n\n- A light watercolor-paper style base.\n- Soft off-white or warm very pale paper tones.\n- Gentle watercolor wash textures.\n- Loose illustrated environmental details.\n- Painterly background continuation.\n- Soft sketch marks.\n- Organic watercolor atmosphere.\n\nThe final image must behave like one full illustration, not like a clipped sticker placed on top of another product.\n\n### IMPORTANT\n\nThe artwork area should feel visually complete and properly filled.\n\nThe subject must sit naturally inside the illustrated scene.\n\nDo not make the image look like only a small central figure with empty space around it.\n\n---\n\n## 15. SOFT ORGANIC WATERCOLOR EDGES\n\nCreate naturally irregular, softly feathered watercolor edges surrounding the illustrated scene.\n\nThe watercolor must appear to run out of pigment toward the outer boundaries of the composition.\n\nThe finished image should look like an organically painted watercolor illustration on paper.\n\n### REQUIRED EFFECT\n\n- Soft wet-on-wet feathering.\n- Irregular watercolor wash boundaries.\n- Natural pigment dispersion.\n- Small watercolor splashes.\n- Energetic loose sketch marks.\n- Subtle fading of environmental details.\n- Smooth transitions into light watercolor-paper texture.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- Sharp rectangular image boundaries inside the artwork.\n- Hard-edged sticker cut-outs.\n- Artificial digital gradients.\n- Uniform Gaussian blur.\n- Oval vignettes.\n- Large empty areas.\n- Checkerboard transparency patterns.\n\n### MAIN SUBJECT PROTECTION\n\nThe central characters must remain:\n\n- Crisp.\n- Strongly outlined.\n- Vibrantly colored.\n- Easily recognizable.\n- Fully detailed.\n- Comically exaggerated.\n\nNever fade important subject details.\n\nOnly the surrounding environmental watercolor artwork should gradually become softer and lighter.\n\nTHE WATERCOLOR MUST FADE INTO A LIGHT PAPER-LIKE BACKGROUND, NOT INTO TRANSPARENCY.\n\n---\n\n## 16. STYLE REFERENCE PRIORITY\n\nIf a separate caricature style reference is provided, use it as the benchmark for:\n\n- Extreme comedy exaggeration.\n- Enormously broad mouth shape.\n- Laughing facial expression.\n- Exaggerated lifted cheeks.\n- Oversized playful tongue.\n- Humorous head-to-body proportions.\n- Expressive black sketch outlines.\n- Vibrant watercolor coloring.\n- Strong professional caricature character.\n\nThe style reference determines the DESIRED LEVEL OF EXAGGERATION.\n\nThe uploaded customer photograph determines the ACTUAL SUBJECT IDENTITY.\n\nDo not substitute the reference animal's unique facial characteristics, coat markings, or breed for those of the customer.\n\nTransfer the level of artistic humor and exaggeration, not the individual animal's identity.\n\nIf the style reference demonstrates a larger grin, more exaggerated cheeks, or a much bigger playful tongue, reproduce that SAME LEVEL OF COMEDY EXAGGERATION for the actual customer subject.\n\nDO NOT WEAKEN THE REFERENCE'S HUMOR INTENSITY.\n\nDo not reinterpret an extreme comedy-caricature reference as a subtle, natural-looking smiling portrait.\n\n---\n\n## 17. ABSOLUTE NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS\n\nDO NOT GENERATE:\n\n- An ordinary happy dog.\n- A naturally smiling realistic dog.\n- A normal panting expression.\n- A small ordinary tongue.\n- A narrow vertical mouth.\n- A slightly exaggerated grin.\n- A realistically proportioned neutral face.\n- A subtle pet caricature.\n- A realistic watercolor portrait.\n- A photographic watercolor filter.\n- A generic cartoon animal.\n- Incorrect animal breeds.\n- Changed fur textures.\n- Incorrect coat markings.\n- Altered ear types.\n- Human lips on animals.\n- Human teeth on dogs.\n- Weak sketch outlines.\n- Smooth digital shading without expressive ink lines.\n- Flat, lifeless facial expressions.\n- Small or visually insignificant smiles.\n- Emotionless eyes.\n- Unnecessary realistic facial restraint.\n- A square final image.\n- A horizontal final image.\n- Transparent background effects.\n- Floating cut-out sticker results.\n- Checkerboard transparency.\n- Tiny isolated artwork on a larger blank product area.\n- Sharp rectangular painting boundaries inside the scene.\n- Artificial blurred borders.\n- Incorrectly cropped subjects.\n- Extra people or animals.\n- Duplicated tongues or facial features.\n\nMost importantly:\n\nDO NOT PRODUCE A BEAUTIFUL BUT ONLY MILDLY FUNNY ANIMAL PORTRAIT.\n\nTHE RESULT MUST BE A RIDICULOUSLY FUNNY PROFESSIONAL CARICATURE.\n\n---\n\n## 18. FINAL QUALITY CONTROL\n\nBefore completing the image, verify:\n\n### EXTREME HUMOR\n\n- Is the expression immediately hilarious?\n- Is the mouth extraordinarily broad?\n- Are the mouth corners dramatically lifted?\n- Is the smile clearly exaggerated beyond normal anatomy?\n- Are the cheeks inflated and expressively illustrated?\n- Is the tongue visibly oversized and playfully positioned?\n- Does the entire face communicate exaggerated laughter?\n- Is the head sufficiently prominent and caricatured?\n- Does the result look significantly funnier than a naturally happy dog?\n\n### PROFESSIONAL SKETCH STYLE\n\n- Are the black outlines strong and expressive?\n- Are energetic pencil strokes visible?\n- Is crosshatching present?\n- Does the sketch dominate over the watercolor coloring?\n- Does the illustration clearly look professionally hand-drawn?\n\n### SUBJECT IDENTITY\n\n- Is the original customer subject recognizable?\n- Are breed-defining characteristics preserved?\n- Are original coat colors accurate?\n- Are original ears and fur textures recognizable?\n- Are the original accessories retained?\n- Is the number of subjects correct?\n\n### FORMAT\n\n- Is the image genuinely 3:4 vertical?\n- Is the canvas taller than it is wide?\n- Are important subjects preserved?\n- Is the composition naturally balanced?\n- Is the head visually prominent?\n\n### BACKGROUND\n\n- Is the artwork a complete full image rather than a cut-out?\n- Is a full illustrated background visibly present?\n- Is the checkerboard transparency effect absent?\n- Does the subject sit naturally within the scene?\n- Do the watercolor edges fade softly into a light paper-like background?\n- Is the final artwork suitable for TeeinBlue placement as one complete image?\n\n### FINAL HUMOR VALIDATION\n\nIF THE DOG LOOKS MERELY HAPPY, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nIF THE MOUTH IS ONLY NATURALLY OPEN, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nIF THE TONGUE LOOKS ORDINARY, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nIF THE FACE LOOKS LIKE A REALISTIC PET PORTRAIT, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nThe final artwork must achieve an unmistakably hilarious, dramatically exaggerated caricature expression.\n\n---\n\n## 19. STRICT FINAL PRIORITY ORDER\n\nFollow this exact order:\n\n1. CREATE AN EXTREMELY FUNNY, RIDICULOUSLY EXAGGERATED PROFESSIONAL COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\n2. GIVE EVERY DOG AN ENORMOUS, HORIZONTALLY STRETCHED, WIDE-OPEN, UPWARD-CURVING LAUGHING GRIN.\n\n3. CREATE AN OVERSIZED, EXPRESSIVE, PLAYFULLY CURVED OR SIDEWAYS-EXTENDED CANINE TONGUE.\n\n4. EXAGGERATE THE HEAD, CHEEKS, MOUTH, FACIAL WRINKLES, AND EXPRESSIVE FEATURES WITHOUT LOSING SUBJECT IDENTITY.\n\n5. MAKE BOLD BLACK INK AND ENERGETIC PENCIL SKETCHING THE DOMINANT ARTISTIC STYLE.\n\n6. PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL CUSTOMER'S RECOGNIZABLE IDENTITY AND BREED-DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS.\n\n7. MAINTAIN ORIGINAL COAT COLORS, FUR TEXTURES, EARS, ACCESSORIES, AND BODY POSES.\n\n8. CREATE A GENUINE 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT COMPOSITION.\n\n9. KEEP THE MAIN SUBJECTS CRISP, VIBRANT, COLORFUL, AND VISUALLY PROMINENT.\n\n10. APPLY RICH, SATURATED TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR COLORING.\n\n11. PRESERVE IMPORTANT ORIGINAL ENVIRONMENTAL DETAILS WHERE APPROPRIATE.\n\n12. KEEP THE ARTWORK AS ONE COMPLETE FULL IMAGE WITH A PRESENT BACKGROUND.\n\n13. MAKE THE SURROUNDING WATERCOLOR SCENE DISSOLVE INTO SOFT, IRREGULAR, LIGHT PAPER-LIKE EDGES.\n\n14. PRESERVE THE INTENSE COMEDY EXAGGERATION THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE GENERATION.\n\n---\n\n## 20. FINAL ABSOLUTE OUTPUT REQUIREMENT\n\nGENERATE ONE COMPLETE FINISHED IMAGE.\n\nAN EXTREMELY FUNNY, RIDICULOUSLY EXAGGERATED, PROFESSIONAL HAND-DRAWN COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\nHUGE HORIZONTALLY STRETCHED LAUGHING GRIN.\n\nENORMOUS UPWARD-CURVING MOUTH CORNERS.\n\nOVERSIZED PLAYFUL CANINE TONGUE.\n\nSTRONGLY EXAGGERATED SMILING CHEEKS.\n\nCOMICALLY EXPRESSIVE FACIAL PROPORTIONS.\n\nNOTICEABLY PROMINENT CARICATURE HEAD.\n\nBOLD BLACK INK OUTLINES.\n\nENERGETIC PENCIL SKETCHING.\n\nEXPRESSIVE CROSSHATCHING.\n\nVIBRANT TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR COLORING.\n\nACCURATE INDIVIDUAL SUBJECT IDENTITY.\n\nRECOGNIZABLE ANIMAL BREED CHARACTERISTICS.\n\nORIGINAL COAT COLORS AND FUR TEXTURES.\n\nORIGINAL BODY POSE.\n\nEXACT 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT FORMAT.\n\nA COMPLETE FULLY PRESENT BACKGROUND.\n\nSOFT ORGANIC WATERCOLOR EDGES.\n\nNO TRANSPARENT CUT-OUT LOOK.\n\nNO STICKER EFFECT.\n\nNO CHECKERBOARD TRANSPARENCY.\n\nNO ORDINARY SMILING DOGS.\n\nNO NORMAL PANTING EXPRESSIONS.\n\nNO SMALL TONGUES.\n\nNO SUBTLE CARICATURE EXAGGERATION.\n\nNO GENERIC ANIMALS.\n\nNO SQUARE OUTPUT.\n\nTHE FINISHED ARTWORK MUST LOOK SIGNIFICANTLY FUNNIER, MORE EXPRESSIVE, AND MORE EXAGGERATED THAN AN ORDINARY HAPPY DOG ILLUSTRATION.\n\nTHE FINAL EXPRESSION MUST BE WILDLY FUNNY, UNMISTAKABLY CARICATURED, AND FULL OF RIDICULOUS JOY.\n\nRETURN ONE FINISHED IMAGE ONLY.","image_filter_ref_img":"users\/17906\/images\/261104_gIlB8QqRgdyB0gdS.png","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000","image_filter_enable_ref_img":true}],"visible":false,"fit_mode":"contain","required":false,"form_label":"Lade hier dein Lieblingsfoto deiner Samtpfote hoch...","masked_url":"users\/17906\/images\/261104_ZcD299ukEs30ItFw_large.webp","photo_editor":"image_placement","masked_enable":true,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-803830","top":7785.08,"left":2953,"name":"Balu","text":"Balu","type":"text","align":"center","color":"#000000","width":4000,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"required":true,"form_label":"Trage hier den Namen deiner Fellnase ein...","typography":{"size":100,"family":"Roboto","variant":"regular"},"custom_font":{"url":"users\/17906\/fonts\/681d952fe6c9f.woff2","size":650,"family":"Speak Days"},"curve_radius":480,"show_in_cart":true,"stroke_color":"#ffffff","stroke_width":40,"stroke_layers":[{"color":"#ffffff","width":40}],"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","stroke_enabled":true,"form_input_type":"text","typography_type":"custom","form_placeholder":"z.b. 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ABSOLUTE MAIN INSTRUCTION\n\nTransform the uploaded customer photograph into an EXTREMELY FUNNY, HIGHLY EXAGGERATED, PROFESSIONAL HAND-DRAWN COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\nCreate the complete finished artwork in ONE generation.\n\nThe final image must look like an exceptionally talented professional caricature artist deliberately exaggerated every funny facial characteristic to create a ridiculously joyful, hilarious, attention-grabbing illustration.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A REALISTIC PORTRAIT.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A SUBTLY STYLIZED PET ILLUSTRATION.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A NORMAL HAPPY DOG PAINTING.\n\nTHIS MUST BE A WILDLY FUNNY, EXTREMELY EXPRESSIVE, VISUALLY EXAGGERATED COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\nThe viewer should immediately laugh or smile because the facial expression is unmistakably ridiculous, joyful, and exaggerated.\n\nCombine:\n\n- Extreme professional caricature exaggeration.\n- Exceptionally wide laughing mouths.\n- Oversized, expressive, playfully curved tongues.\n- Strongly enlarged smiling cheeks.\n- Comically exaggerated facial features.\n- Bold black ink outlines.\n- Energetic hand-drawn pencil strokes.\n- Expressive crosshatching.\n- Vibrant traditional watercolor coloring.\n- Strict individual identity preservation.\n- A genuine vertical 3:4 composition.\n- Soft organic watercolor edges.\n- A complete fully filled background.\n\nThe exaggerated facial expression is the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT artistic characteristic.\n\nDO NOT REDUCE THE EXAGGERATION TO ACHIEVE REALISM.\n\nThe dog's original identity must remain recognizable, but ordinary facial proportions must be artistically exaggerated wherever necessary to create a genuinely hilarious expression.\n\n---\n\n## 2. EXTREME CANINE COMEDY \u2014 THE MOST IMPORTANT REQUIREMENT\n\nEVERY DOG MUST LOOK ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS.\n\nCreate an enormously exaggerated, unbelievably joyful, ridiculously wide laughing canine expression.\n\nImagine a professional comedy caricaturist deliberately exaggerating the dog's funniest facial characteristics far beyond normal portrait proportions.\n\nTHE EXPRESSION MUST BE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE EXAGGERATED THAN AN ORDINARY HAPPY DOG.\n\n### ABSOLUTE MOUTH REQUIREMENT\n\nCREATE AN ENORMOUS, HORIZONTALLY STRETCHED, WIDE-OPEN, UPWARD-CURVING CANINE LAUGH.\n\nThe mouth must become the dominant visual feature of the dog's face.\n\nThe smile must appear almost impossibly broad while still reading clearly as the original dog's recognizable muzzle and facial structure.\n\nMANDATORY CHARACTERISTICS:\n\n- An exceptionally broad, ear-to-ear-style laughing grin.\n- Mouth corners pulled dramatically outward and upward.\n- A huge, sweeping, exaggerated smiling mouth silhouette.\n- Strongly inflated, lifted, comically expressive cheeks.\n- Deep, exaggerated smile folds.\n- Bold black mouth outlines.\n- Strongly exaggerated upward-curving mouth corners.\n- A dramatically open lower jaw.\n- Deep, dark inner-mouth shading.\n- Clearly illustrated natural canine teeth.\n- Powerful expressive contour lines around the muzzle.\n- A visibly ridiculous, laughter-filled facial expression.\n\nTHE MOUTH MUST BE DRAMATICALLY WIDER THAN A NORMAL DOG'S SMILE.\n\nIt is not sufficient to open the mouth vertically.\n\nIt is not sufficient to show a tongue inside an ordinary panting mouth.\n\nIt is not sufficient to create a pleasant, naturally smiling dog.\n\nThe mouth must look like an enormously exaggerated professional comedy caricature.\n\n### COMEDY EXAGGERATION PRIORITY\n\nWhen choosing between a naturally proportioned canine smile and a comically exaggerated canine grin, ALWAYS CHOOSE THE MORE EXAGGERATED GRIN.\n\nAllow deliberate artistic exaggeration of:\n\n- Mouth width.\n- Cheek fullness.\n- Smile curvature.\n- Mouth-corner position.\n- Laughing facial folds.\n- Lower-jaw opening.\n- Tongue size and movement.\n- Expressive muzzle contours.\n\nThese facial modifications are explicitly required.\n\nDo not let strict anatomical realism suppress the intended humor.\n\nMaintain recognizable breed characteristics, but permit exaggerated facial proportions typical of premium professional caricature illustration.\n\n---\n\n## 3. GIANT EXPRESSIVE TONGUE \u2014 ESSENTIAL COMEDY FEATURE\n\nTHIS IS A CRITICAL VISUAL REQUIREMENT.\n\nEvery dog must have a LARGE, COMICALLY EXAGGERATED, HIGHLY EXPRESSIVE CANINE TONGUE.\n\nThe tongue must contribute strongly to the hilarious expression.\n\nDo not create a small, ordinary tongue resting naturally inside the mouth.\n\nInstead, create a playful, oversized tongue that clearly emphasizes the ridiculous laughing expression.\n\n### REQUIRED TONGUE CHARACTERISTICS\n\n- Visibly enlarged compared with a normal canine tongue.\n- Bright, vibrant pink watercolor coloring.\n- Strong expressive ink contours.\n- Naturally flowing, curved tongue shape.\n- Playful asymmetry.\n- Clearly visible watercolor highlights.\n- Darker pink shadowing.\n- Expressive hand-drawn texture.\n- A lively, energetic appearance.\n\nFor dogs with sufficiently open mouths, let the tongue extend dramatically outside the mouth.\n\nThe tongue should hang forward or curve playfully toward one side.\n\nA slightly sideways or asymmetrically extended tongue is strongly preferred when it creates a funnier expression.\n\nThe tongue must appear deliberately exaggerated, as in a professional humorous caricature.\n\nThe tongue may appear significantly larger and longer than anatomically realistic proportions.\n\nHOWEVER:\n\n- Keep it clearly recognizable as a dog's tongue.\n- Maintain a natural connection inside the mouth.\n- Avoid human-like tongue anatomy.\n- Avoid accidental duplication.\n- Avoid anatomically disconnected shapes.\n\nA giant, playful, oversized tongue is an important visual comedy element.\n\nDo not reduce it to a small ordinary panting tongue.\n\n---\n\n## 4. COMICALLY EXAGGERATED HEAD AND FACIAL PROPORTIONS\n\nApply deliberate professional caricature distortion.\n\nThe head should become noticeably more expressive and slightly oversized relative to the original body.\n\nFor a single dog, favor a caricature-style head approximately 20\u201335% more visually prominent than in an ordinary realistic portrait, provided the dog remains recognizable.\n\nThis is an artistic guideline rather than a mathematical scaling requirement.\n\n### EXAGGERATE\n\n- Head prominence.\n- Expressive cheek volume.\n- Smile width.\n- Muzzle expression.\n- Nose prominence.\n- Eyebrow-region expressions.\n- Laughing facial wrinkles.\n- Characterful facial asymmetry.\n\nThe head must feel playfully exaggerated rather than realistically proportioned.\n\nThe dog's face must dominate the emotional impact of the illustration.\n\n### IMPORTANT DISTINCTION\n\nKeep the original breed recognizable.\n\nPreserve the dog's characteristic:\n\n- Ear shape.\n- Fur length.\n- Coat markings.\n- Skull type.\n- Muzzle type.\n- Nose shape.\n- Eye color.\n- Individual appearance.\n\nBUT DO NOT FORCE ORDINARY FACIAL PROPORTIONS.\n\nA professional caricature deliberately exaggerates facial proportions.\n\nThat exaggeration is REQUIRED.\n\nThe original dog must remain identifiable even with an enormous smile, enlarged cheeks, dramatically expressive mouth, and oversized tongue.\n\n---\n\n## 5. EXPRESSIVE EYES AND LAUGHING FACIAL MUSCLES\n\nCreate exceptionally lively, humorous, highly expressive eyes.\n\nMaintain the original open-or-closed state of each eye.\n\nBoth eyes originally open must remain open.\n\nBoth eyes originally closed must remain closed.\n\nPreserve left-eye or right-eye winks.\n\nMaintain recognizable eye color and individual eye characteristics.\n\nHowever, make the eyes substantially more expressive through caricature illustration.\n\nUse:\n\n- More pronounced illustrated eye contours.\n- Playfully exaggerated eyelid folds.\n- Expressive eyebrow-region sketching.\n- Comically raised or asymmetrical eyebrow contours.\n- Stronger highlights.\n- Exaggerated joyful cheek pressure beneath the eyes.\n- Dynamic facial wrinkles.\n- More pronounced laughing-expression lines.\n\nWhen eyes are originally open, they may appear more animated and expressive without changing their basic open state.\n\nAvoid lifeless, neutral, realistic eyes.\n\nThe expression must clearly communicate ridiculous happiness and overwhelming joy.\n\nTHE ENTIRE FACE MUST LAUGH \u2014 NOT JUST THE MOUTH.\n\n---\n\n## 6. EXTREME LAUGHING EXPRESSIONS \u2014 HUMANS\n\nTransform every human subject into a wildly exaggerated professional laughing caricature.\n\nCreate:\n\n- Enormously broad, open laughing mouths.\n- Comically enlarged noses.\n- Noticeably enlarged heads.\n- Strongly raised cheeks.\n- Deep expressive smile lines.\n- Exaggerated facial wrinkles.\n- Pronounced rosy cheeks.\n- Expressive eyebrows.\n- Playful facial asymmetry.\n- Natural illustrated teeth.\n- Expressive tongues where appropriate.\n- Strong black ink facial contours.\n- Energetic pencil construction lines.\n\nNeutral human expressions must become exaggerated open-mouthed laughter.\n\nExisting smiles must become dramatically more expressive.\n\nMaintain recognizable facial identity, original hair, clothing, and accessories.\n\nThe laughter must feel energetic, spontaneous, excessive, and genuinely hilarious.\n\nDo not generate ordinary smiling portraits.\n\nDo not create realistic faces merely painted in watercolor.\n\nEvery human must appear unmistakably caricatured.\n\n---\n\n## 7. OTHER ANIMALS \u2014 SPECIES-APPROPRIATE HUMOR\n\nFor cats and other pets, create exceptionally playful and funny caricatures while retaining species-specific anatomy.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Individual identity.\n- Fur patterns.\n- Ear shape.\n- Eye characteristics.\n- Muzzle type.\n- Whiskers.\n- Coat color.\n- Recognizable species characteristics.\n\nExaggerate facial expressions through:\n\n- Comical cheek contours.\n- Lively eyes.\n- Expressive mouth shapes.\n- Playful asymmetry.\n- Bold sketching.\n- Strong illustrated expression lines.\n\nDo not give cats dog-shaped muzzles.\n\nDo not give animals human lips or human teeth.\n\nThe goal is professional animal caricature, not realistic pet portraiture.\n\n---\n\n## 8. STRICT ORIGINAL IDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nPreserve the exact number and recognizable identity of all subjects.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Original facial identity.\n- Original animal species.\n- Breed-defining characteristics.\n- Original fur textures.\n- Individual coat markings.\n- Original ear structure.\n- Original eye colors.\n- Original clothing.\n- Original accessories.\n- Original collars and harnesses.\n- Original body poses.\n- Relative subject positions.\n- Original camera perspective.\n\nDo not add or remove subjects.\n\nDo not invent unrelated accessories.\n\nDo not replace a photographed animal with a generic cartoon character.\n\nDo not alter the original animal into another breed.\n\n### IMPORTANT EXCEPTION\n\nFacial proportions may and SHOULD be artistically exaggerated to achieve extreme professional comedy-caricature expressions.\n\nThis includes enlarging the head, cheeks, mouth, smile, tongue, and expression lines.\n\nThese deliberate artistic distortions do not violate identity preservation as long as the original individual remains recognizable.\n\nDo not prioritize ordinary realistic anatomy over caricature humor.\n\nThe customer must recognize their own dog or family member immediately while being amused by the exaggerated facial expression.\n\n---\n\n## 9. ABSOLUTE ANIMAL BREED AND COAT PRESERVATION\n\nEvery animal must preserve its original breed-defining characteristics.\n\n### HEAD AND BODY IDENTITY\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Original skull type.\n- Characteristic muzzle structure.\n- Original nose type.\n- Original ear shape.\n- Original coat pattern.\n- Original body silhouette.\n- Original leg structure.\n- Tail shape.\n- Original pose.\n\nPermit deliberate comic enlargement of the head, cheeks, mouth, and tongue without replacing the underlying recognizable anatomy.\n\n### FUR\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Short fur as short fur.\n- Long fur as long fur.\n- Curly fur as curly fur.\n- Wavy fur as wavy fur.\n- Smooth fur as smooth fur.\n- Original grooming pattern.\n- Original fur direction.\n- Individual markings.\n\n### COLORS\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Original primary coat color.\n- Secondary coat colors.\n- White chest markings.\n- Facial markings.\n- Ear coloration.\n- Paw coloration.\n- Spots and patches.\n\nDo not turn a gray dog golden.\n\nDo not transform a curly-coated dog into a smooth-coated dog.\n\nDo not substitute another breed for artistic convenience.\n\nThe subject's individual identity remains essential.\n\n---\n\n## 10. DOMINANT PROFESSIONAL INK-AND-PENCIL SKETCH STYLE\n\nTHE CARICATURE MUST BE VISUALLY DOMINATED BY EXPRESSIVE HAND-DRAWN SKETCHING.\n\nMandatory characteristics:\n\n- Strong black ink contours.\n- Dark-brown secondary outlines.\n- Bold irregular sketch strokes.\n- Expressive pencil construction lines.\n- Energetic crosshatching.\n- Visible directional hatching.\n- Dynamic shading marks.\n- Comically emphasized facial wrinkles.\n- Strong mouth contours.\n- Exaggerated smile folds.\n- Expressive cheek construction.\n- Deliberately imperfect hand-drawn line variations.\n- Rich dark contour contrast.\n\nThe drawing must look spontaneous, energetic, humorous, and professionally illustrated.\n\nAim for approximately:\n\n70% visual emphasis on hand-drawn caricature sketching.\n\n30% visual emphasis on vibrant traditional watercolor coloring.\n\nThis is a visual emphasis guideline, not a literal formula.\n\nDo not create smooth sterile digital cartoon outlines.\n\nDo not replace bold sketching with photorealistic shading.\n\nDo not create a realistic watercolor portrait with only minor sketch marks.\n\nTHE VIEWER MUST IMMEDIATELY RECOGNIZE AN EXTREME COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\n---\n\n## 11. VIBRANT TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR COLORING\n\nUse rich, highly saturated traditional watercolor pigments.\n\nColor the expressive hand-drawn sketch with:\n\n- Warm golden yellow.\n- Bright orange.\n- Coral red.\n- Rosy pink.\n- Rich natural brown.\n- Deep charcoal.\n- Fresh natural green.\n- Turquoise and sky blue where appropriate.\n\nPreserve original subject colors.\n\nArtistic characteristics:\n\n- Beautiful layered watercolor washes.\n- Authentic pigment granulation.\n- Expressive brushwork.\n- Rich saturated color transitions.\n- Natural watercolor bleeding.\n- Strong painted highlights.\n- Deep illustrated shadows.\n- Subtle dry-brush details.\n- Organic pigment splashes.\n- Energetic watercolor texture.\n\nMAIN SUBJECTS MUST BE:\n\n- Bright.\n- Vibrant.\n- High contrast.\n- Richly saturated.\n- Clearly illustrated.\n- Professionally hand-painted.\n- Strongly outlined.\n- Visually expressive.\n\nAvoid pale, faded, grayish, muddy, or excessively washed-out colors on the subjects.\n\nThe soft fading treatment belongs ONLY to the outer environmental artwork.\n\nNever desaturate the main characters.\n\nThe watercolor must enhance the caricature without weakening its dark sketch outlines.\n\n---\n\n## 12. ORIGINAL POSE AND ENVIRONMENT\n\nPreserve the recognizable original pose and important environmental context.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Relative subject positions.\n- Original camera perspective.\n- Original season.\n- Lighting direction.\n- Important environmental objects.\n- Original setting where recognizable.\n\nRedraw environmental elements in a loose watercolor-and-pencil sketch style.\n\nThe background must remain significantly less detailed than the characters.\n\nDo not allow scenery to compete with facial expressions.\n\nThe main subjects must remain the dominant focal point.\n\nThe original environment may appear as irregular watercolor washes, delicate ink marks, and organically shaped illustrated fragments.\n\nThe image must still feel like a complete finished artwork, not a cut-out sticker.\n\nDo not isolate the character as a floating clipped element.\n\n---\n\n## 13. EXACT 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT OUTPUT\n\nABSOLUTE FORMAT REQUIREMENT:\n\nTHE FINAL IMAGE MUST HAVE AN ACTUAL 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT ASPECT RATIO.\n\nWIDTH : HEIGHT = 3 : 4.\n\nThe final image must be taller than it is wide.\n\nExample resolution: 3000 \u00d7 4000 pixels, or the closest supported resolution with an exact 3:4 ratio.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A SQUARE IMAGE.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A HORIZONTAL IMAGE.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A 4:3 LANDSCAPE IMAGE.\n\nThe entire composition must be genuinely created for a vertical 3:4 canvas.\n\n### COMPOSITION\n\nKeep all important subjects fully visible.\n\nDo not unnecessarily crop:\n\n- Heads.\n- Ears.\n- Faces.\n- Bodies.\n- Paws.\n- Tails.\n- Clothing.\n- Accessories.\n\nFor a single dog, preserve the original seated or standing pose while making the face noticeably more prominent and expressive.\n\nDo not reduce the size of the head merely to fit more background into the image.\n\nThe face is the primary focal point.\n\n### INPUT FORMAT ADAPTATION\n\nFor portrait photographs, adapt the composition naturally to 3:4.\n\nFor square photographs, extend the surrounding environment vertically where needed.\n\nFor landscape photographs, reconstruct missing environmental space above and below the main subjects.\n\nNever stretch or distort the entire original photograph.\n\nRecompose naturally while preserving recognizable identities and original subject relationships.\n\nNever place an incorrectly proportioned square illustration inside a vertical frame.\n\n---\n\n## 14. FULL BACKGROUND \u2014 NO CUT-OUT LOOK\n\nTHE FINAL ARTWORK MUST BE A COMPLETE FINISHED IMAGE WITH A FULLY PRESENT BACKGROUND.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- Transparent backgrounds.\n- Background removal effects.\n- Floating sticker-style cut-outs.\n- Isolated clipped characters.\n- Checkerboard transparency patterns.\n- Empty cut-out style surroundings.\n- Tiny artwork placed inside a larger product area.\n\nInstead, create a complete, fully resolved illustrated background behind and around the subject.\n\nThe background should be artistically soft and secondary to the main character, but it must still be visibly present as part of one complete artwork.\n\nUse:\n\n- A light watercolor-paper style base.\n- Soft off-white or warm very pale paper tones.\n- Gentle watercolor wash textures.\n- Loose illustrated environmental details.\n- Painterly background continuation.\n- Soft sketch marks.\n- Organic watercolor atmosphere.\n\nThe final image must behave like one full illustration, not like a clipped sticker placed on top of another product.\n\n### IMPORTANT\n\nThe artwork area should feel visually complete and properly filled.\n\nThe subject must sit naturally inside the illustrated scene.\n\nDo not make the image look like only a small central figure with empty space around it.\n\n---\n\n## 15. SOFT ORGANIC WATERCOLOR EDGES\n\nCreate naturally irregular, softly feathered watercolor edges surrounding the illustrated scene.\n\nThe watercolor must appear to run out of pigment toward the outer boundaries of the composition.\n\nThe finished image should look like an organically painted watercolor illustration on paper.\n\n### REQUIRED EFFECT\n\n- Soft wet-on-wet feathering.\n- Irregular watercolor wash boundaries.\n- Natural pigment dispersion.\n- Small watercolor splashes.\n- Energetic loose sketch marks.\n- Subtle fading of environmental details.\n- Smooth transitions into light watercolor-paper texture.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- Sharp rectangular image boundaries inside the artwork.\n- Hard-edged sticker cut-outs.\n- Artificial digital gradients.\n- Uniform Gaussian blur.\n- Oval vignettes.\n- Large empty areas.\n- Checkerboard transparency patterns.\n\n### MAIN SUBJECT PROTECTION\n\nThe central characters must remain:\n\n- Crisp.\n- Strongly outlined.\n- Vibrantly colored.\n- Easily recognizable.\n- Fully detailed.\n- Comically exaggerated.\n\nNever fade important subject details.\n\nOnly the surrounding environmental watercolor artwork should gradually become softer and lighter.\n\nTHE WATERCOLOR MUST FADE INTO A LIGHT PAPER-LIKE BACKGROUND, NOT INTO TRANSPARENCY.\n\n---\n\n## 16. STYLE REFERENCE PRIORITY\n\nIf a separate caricature style reference is provided, use it as the benchmark for:\n\n- Extreme comedy exaggeration.\n- Enormously broad mouth shape.\n- Laughing facial expression.\n- Exaggerated lifted cheeks.\n- Oversized playful tongue.\n- Humorous head-to-body proportions.\n- Expressive black sketch outlines.\n- Vibrant watercolor coloring.\n- Strong professional caricature character.\n\nThe style reference determines the DESIRED LEVEL OF EXAGGERATION.\n\nThe uploaded customer photograph determines the ACTUAL SUBJECT IDENTITY.\n\nDo not substitute the reference animal's unique facial characteristics, coat markings, or breed for those of the customer.\n\nTransfer the level of artistic humor and exaggeration, not the individual animal's identity.\n\nIf the style reference demonstrates a larger grin, more exaggerated cheeks, or a much bigger playful tongue, reproduce that SAME LEVEL OF COMEDY EXAGGERATION for the actual customer subject.\n\nDO NOT WEAKEN THE REFERENCE'S HUMOR INTENSITY.\n\nDo not reinterpret an extreme comedy-caricature reference as a subtle, natural-looking smiling portrait.\n\n---\n\n## 17. ABSOLUTE NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS\n\nDO NOT GENERATE:\n\n- An ordinary happy dog.\n- A naturally smiling realistic dog.\n- A normal panting expression.\n- A small ordinary tongue.\n- A narrow vertical mouth.\n- A slightly exaggerated grin.\n- A realistically proportioned neutral face.\n- A subtle pet caricature.\n- A realistic watercolor portrait.\n- A photographic watercolor filter.\n- A generic cartoon animal.\n- Incorrect animal breeds.\n- Changed fur textures.\n- Incorrect coat markings.\n- Altered ear types.\n- Human lips on animals.\n- Human teeth on dogs.\n- Weak sketch outlines.\n- Smooth digital shading without expressive ink lines.\n- Flat, lifeless facial expressions.\n- Small or visually insignificant smiles.\n- Emotionless eyes.\n- Unnecessary realistic facial restraint.\n- A square final image.\n- A horizontal final image.\n- Transparent background effects.\n- Floating cut-out sticker results.\n- Checkerboard transparency.\n- Tiny isolated artwork on a larger blank product area.\n- Sharp rectangular painting boundaries inside the scene.\n- Artificial blurred borders.\n- Incorrectly cropped subjects.\n- Extra people or animals.\n- Duplicated tongues or facial features.\n\nMost importantly:\n\nDO NOT PRODUCE A BEAUTIFUL BUT ONLY MILDLY FUNNY ANIMAL PORTRAIT.\n\nTHE RESULT MUST BE A RIDICULOUSLY FUNNY PROFESSIONAL CARICATURE.\n\n---\n\n## 18. FINAL QUALITY CONTROL\n\nBefore completing the image, verify:\n\n### EXTREME HUMOR\n\n- Is the expression immediately hilarious?\n- Is the mouth extraordinarily broad?\n- Are the mouth corners dramatically lifted?\n- Is the smile clearly exaggerated beyond normal anatomy?\n- Are the cheeks inflated and expressively illustrated?\n- Is the tongue visibly oversized and playfully positioned?\n- Does the entire face communicate exaggerated laughter?\n- Is the head sufficiently prominent and caricatured?\n- Does the result look significantly funnier than a naturally happy dog?\n\n### PROFESSIONAL SKETCH STYLE\n\n- Are the black outlines strong and expressive?\n- Are energetic pencil strokes visible?\n- Is crosshatching present?\n- Does the sketch dominate over the watercolor coloring?\n- Does the illustration clearly look professionally hand-drawn?\n\n### SUBJECT IDENTITY\n\n- Is the original customer subject recognizable?\n- Are breed-defining characteristics preserved?\n- Are original coat colors accurate?\n- Are original ears and fur textures recognizable?\n- Are the original accessories retained?\n- Is the number of subjects correct?\n\n### FORMAT\n\n- Is the image genuinely 3:4 vertical?\n- Is the canvas taller than it is wide?\n- Are important subjects preserved?\n- Is the composition naturally balanced?\n- Is the head visually prominent?\n\n### BACKGROUND\n\n- Is the artwork a complete full image rather than a cut-out?\n- Is a full illustrated background visibly present?\n- Is the checkerboard transparency effect absent?\n- Does the subject sit naturally within the scene?\n- Do the watercolor edges fade softly into a light paper-like background?\n- Is the final artwork suitable for TeeinBlue placement as one complete image?\n\n### FINAL HUMOR VALIDATION\n\nIF THE DOG LOOKS MERELY HAPPY, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nIF THE MOUTH IS ONLY NATURALLY OPEN, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nIF THE TONGUE LOOKS ORDINARY, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nIF THE FACE LOOKS LIKE A REALISTIC PET PORTRAIT, THE RESULT IS NOT COMPLETE.\n\nThe final artwork must achieve an unmistakably hilarious, dramatically exaggerated caricature expression.\n\n---\n\n## 19. STRICT FINAL PRIORITY ORDER\n\nFollow this exact order:\n\n1. CREATE AN EXTREMELY FUNNY, RIDICULOUSLY EXAGGERATED PROFESSIONAL COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\n2. GIVE EVERY DOG AN ENORMOUS, HORIZONTALLY STRETCHED, WIDE-OPEN, UPWARD-CURVING LAUGHING GRIN.\n\n3. CREATE AN OVERSIZED, EXPRESSIVE, PLAYFULLY CURVED OR SIDEWAYS-EXTENDED CANINE TONGUE.\n\n4. EXAGGERATE THE HEAD, CHEEKS, MOUTH, FACIAL WRINKLES, AND EXPRESSIVE FEATURES WITHOUT LOSING SUBJECT IDENTITY.\n\n5. MAKE BOLD BLACK INK AND ENERGETIC PENCIL SKETCHING THE DOMINANT ARTISTIC STYLE.\n\n6. PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL CUSTOMER'S RECOGNIZABLE IDENTITY AND BREED-DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS.\n\n7. MAINTAIN ORIGINAL COAT COLORS, FUR TEXTURES, EARS, ACCESSORIES, AND BODY POSES.\n\n8. CREATE A GENUINE 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT COMPOSITION.\n\n9. KEEP THE MAIN SUBJECTS CRISP, VIBRANT, COLORFUL, AND VISUALLY PROMINENT.\n\n10. APPLY RICH, SATURATED TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR COLORING.\n\n11. PRESERVE IMPORTANT ORIGINAL ENVIRONMENTAL DETAILS WHERE APPROPRIATE.\n\n12. KEEP THE ARTWORK AS ONE COMPLETE FULL IMAGE WITH A PRESENT BACKGROUND.\n\n13. MAKE THE SURROUNDING WATERCOLOR SCENE DISSOLVE INTO SOFT, IRREGULAR, LIGHT PAPER-LIKE EDGES.\n\n14. PRESERVE THE INTENSE COMEDY EXAGGERATION THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE GENERATION.\n\n---\n\n## 20. FINAL ABSOLUTE OUTPUT REQUIREMENT\n\nGENERATE ONE COMPLETE FINISHED IMAGE.\n\nAN EXTREMELY FUNNY, RIDICULOUSLY EXAGGERATED, PROFESSIONAL HAND-DRAWN COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\nHUGE HORIZONTALLY STRETCHED LAUGHING GRIN.\n\nENORMOUS UPWARD-CURVING MOUTH CORNERS.\n\nOVERSIZED PLAYFUL CANINE TONGUE.\n\nSTRONGLY EXAGGERATED SMILING CHEEKS.\n\nCOMICALLY EXPRESSIVE FACIAL PROPORTIONS.\n\nNOTICEABLY PROMINENT CARICATURE HEAD.\n\nBOLD BLACK INK OUTLINES.\n\nENERGETIC PENCIL SKETCHING.\n\nEXPRESSIVE CROSSHATCHING.\n\nVIBRANT TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR COLORING.\n\nACCURATE INDIVIDUAL SUBJECT IDENTITY.\n\nRECOGNIZABLE ANIMAL BREED CHARACTERISTICS.\n\nORIGINAL COAT COLORS AND FUR TEXTURES.\n\nORIGINAL BODY POSE.\n\nEXACT 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT FORMAT.\n\nA COMPLETE FULLY PRESENT BACKGROUND.\n\nSOFT ORGANIC WATERCOLOR EDGES.\n\nNO TRANSPARENT CUT-OUT LOOK.\n\nNO STICKER EFFECT.\n\nNO CHECKERBOARD TRANSPARENCY.\n\nNO ORDINARY SMILING DOGS.\n\nNO NORMAL PANTING EXPRESSIONS.\n\nNO SMALL TONGUES.\n\nNO SUBTLE CARICATURE EXAGGERATION.\n\nNO GENERIC ANIMALS.\n\nNO SQUARE OUTPUT.\n\nTHE FINISHED ARTWORK MUST LOOK SIGNIFICANTLY FUNNIER, MORE EXPRESSIVE, AND MORE EXAGGERATED THAN AN ORDINARY HAPPY DOG ILLUSTRATION.\n\nTHE FINAL EXPRESSION MUST BE WILDLY FUNNY, UNMISTAKABLY CARICATURED, AND FULL OF RIDICULOUS JOY.\n\nRETURN ONE FINISHED IMAGE ONLY.","image_filter_ref_img":"users\/17906\/images\/261104_k9s0FxOJWhCMbN0W.png","is_layer_output_size":false,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000","image_filter_enable_ref_img":true,"apply_color_to_sketch_result":false}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","group_id":"layer-732754","required":false,"form_label":"Lade hier dein Lieblingsfoto deiner Fellnase hoch...","masked_url":"users\/17906\/images\/261104_AAdy2hTlZMNLYfj0_large.webp","photo_editor":"image_placement","masked_enable":true,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-304176","top":212.55,"url":"users\/17906\/image-layers\/6aeafc0fe1633_large.webp","left":472.48,"name":"Katze ai Portrait","type":"photo","width":7912.58,"height":10550.1,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-382714","type":"gemini:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"image_filter_prompt":"# ULTRA FUNNY EXTREME LAUGHING CARICATURE \u2014 MAXIMUM COMEDY EXAGGERATION \u2014 GIANT WIDE GRINS \u2014 EXPRESSIVE OVERSIZED TONGUES \u2014 BOLD INK & VIBRANT WATERCOLOR \u2014 EXACT 3:4 PORTRAIT \u2014 FULL BACKGROUND\n\n## 1. ABSOLUTE MAIN INSTRUCTION\n\nTransform the uploaded customer photograph into an EXTREMELY FUNNY, HIGHLY EXAGGERATED, PROFESSIONAL HAND-DRAWN COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\nCreate the complete finished artwork in ONE generation.\n\nThe final image must look like an exceptionally talented professional caricature artist deliberately exaggerated every funny facial characteristic to create a ridiculously joyful, hilarious, attention-grabbing illustration.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A REALISTIC PORTRAIT.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A SUBTLY STYLIZED PET ILLUSTRATION.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A NORMAL HAPPY DOG PAINTING.\n\nTHIS MUST BE A WILDLY FUNNY, EXTREMELY EXPRESSIVE, VISUALLY EXAGGERATED COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\nThe viewer should immediately laugh or smile because the facial expression is unmistakably ridiculous, joyful, and exaggerated.\n\nCombine:\n\n- Extreme professional caricature exaggeration.\n- Exceptionally wide laughing mouths.\n- Oversized, expressive, playfully curved tongues.\n- Strongly enlarged smiling cheeks.\n- Comically exaggerated facial features.\n- Bold black ink outlines.\n- Energetic hand-drawn pencil strokes.\n- Expressive crosshatching.\n- Vibrant traditional watercolor coloring.\n- Strict individual identity preservation.\n- A genuine vertical 3:4 composition.\n- Soft organic watercolor edges.\n- A complete fully filled background.\n\nThe exaggerated facial expression is the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT artistic characteristic.\n\nDO NOT REDUCE THE EXAGGERATION TO ACHIEVE REALISM.\n\nThe dog's original identity must remain recognizable, but ordinary facial proportions must be artistically exaggerated wherever necessary to create a genuinely hilarious expression.\n\n---\n\n## 2. EXTREME CANINE COMEDY \u2014 THE MOST IMPORTANT REQUIREMENT\n\nEVERY DOG MUST LOOK ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS.\n\nCreate an enormously exaggerated, unbelievably joyful, ridiculously wide laughing canine expression.\n\nImagine a professional comedy caricaturist deliberately exaggerating the dog's funniest facial characteristics far beyond normal portrait proportions.\n\nTHE EXPRESSION MUST BE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE EXAGGERATED THAN AN ORDINARY HAPPY DOG.\n\n### ABSOLUTE MOUTH REQUIREMENT\n\nCREATE AN ENORMOUS, HORIZONTALLY STRETCHED, WIDE-OPEN, UPWARD-CURVING CANINE LAUGH.\n\nThe mouth must become the dominant visual feature of the dog's face.\n\nThe smile must appear almost impossibly broad while still reading clearly as the original dog's recognizable muzzle and facial structure.\n\nMANDATORY CHARACTERISTICS:\n\n- An exceptionally broad, ear-to-ear-style laughing grin.\n- Mouth corners pulled dramatically outward and upward.\n- A huge, sweeping, exaggerated smiling mouth silhouette.\n- Strongly inflated, lifted, comically expressive cheeks.\n- Deep, exaggerated smile folds.\n- Bold black mouth outlines.\n- Strongly exaggerated upward-curving mouth corners.\n- A dramatically open lower jaw.\n- Deep, dark inner-mouth shading.\n- Clearly illustrated natural canine teeth.\n- Powerful expressive contour lines around the muzzle.\n- A visibly ridiculous, laughter-filled facial expression.\n\nTHE MOUTH MUST BE DRAMATICALLY WIDER THAN A NORMAL DOG'S SMILE.\n\nIt is not sufficient to open the mouth vertically.\n\nIt is not sufficient to show a tongue inside an ordinary panting mouth.\n\nIt is not sufficient to create a pleasant, naturally smiling dog.\n\nThe mouth must look like an enormously exaggerated professional comedy caricature.\n\n### COMEDY EXAGGERATION PRIORITY\n\nWhen choosing between a naturally proportioned canine smile and a comically exaggerated canine grin, ALWAYS CHOOSE THE MORE EXAGGERATED GRIN.\n\nAllow deliberate artistic exaggeration of:\n\n- Mouth width.\n- Cheek fullness.\n- Smile curvature.\n- Mouth-corner position.\n- Laughing facial folds.\n- Lower-jaw opening.\n- Tongue size and movement.\n- Expressive muzzle contours.\n\nThese facial modifications are explicitly required.\n\nDo not let strict anatomical realism suppress the intended humor.\n\nMaintain recognizable breed characteristics, but permit exaggerated facial proportions typical of premium professional caricature illustration.\n\n---\n\n## 3. GIANT EXPRESSIVE TONGUE \u2014 ESSENTIAL COMEDY FEATURE\n\nTHIS IS A CRITICAL VISUAL REQUIREMENT.\n\nEvery dog must have a LARGE, COMICALLY EXAGGERATED, HIGHLY EXPRESSIVE CANINE TONGUE.\n\nThe tongue must contribute strongly to the hilarious expression.\n\nDo not create a small, ordinary tongue resting naturally inside the mouth.\n\nInstead, create a playful, oversized tongue that clearly emphasizes the ridiculous laughing expression.\n\n### REQUIRED TONGUE CHARACTERISTICS\n\n- Visibly enlarged compared with a normal canine tongue.\n- Bright, vibrant pink watercolor coloring.\n- Strong expressive ink contours.\n- Naturally flowing, curved tongue shape.\n- Playful asymmetry.\n- Clearly visible watercolor highlights.\n- Darker pink shadowing.\n- Expressive hand-drawn texture.\n- A lively, energetic appearance.\n\nFor dogs with sufficiently open mouths, let the tongue extend dramatically outside the mouth.\n\nThe tongue should hang forward or curve playfully toward one side.\n\nA slightly sideways or asymmetrically extended tongue is strongly preferred when it creates a funnier expression.\n\nThe tongue must appear deliberately exaggerated, as in a professional humorous caricature.\n\nThe tongue may appear significantly larger and longer than anatomically realistic proportions.\n\nHOWEVER:\n\n- Keep it clearly recognizable as a dog's tongue.\n- Maintain a natural connection inside the mouth.\n- Avoid human-like tongue anatomy.\n- Avoid accidental duplication.\n- Avoid anatomically disconnected shapes.\n\nA giant, playful, oversized tongue is an important visual comedy element.\n\nDo not reduce it to a small ordinary panting tongue.\n\n---\n\n## 4. COMICALLY EXAGGERATED HEAD AND FACIAL PROPORTIONS\n\nApply deliberate professional caricature distortion.\n\nThe head should become noticeably more expressive and slightly oversized relative to the original body.\n\nFor a single dog, favor a caricature-style head approximately 20\u201335% more visually prominent than in an ordinary realistic portrait, provided the dog remains recognizable.\n\nThis is an artistic guideline rather than a mathematical scaling requirement.\n\n### EXAGGERATE\n\n- Head prominence.\n- Expressive cheek volume.\n- Smile width.\n- Muzzle expression.\n- Nose prominence.\n- Eyebrow-region expressions.\n- Laughing facial wrinkles.\n- Characterful facial asymmetry.\n\nThe head must feel playfully exaggerated rather than realistically proportioned.\n\nThe dog's face must dominate the emotional impact of the illustration.\n\n### IMPORTANT DISTINCTION\n\nKeep the original breed recognizable.\n\nPreserve the dog's characteristic:\n\n- Ear shape.\n- Fur length.\n- Coat markings.\n- Skull type.\n- Muzzle type.\n- Nose shape.\n- Eye color.\n- Individual appearance.\n\nBUT DO NOT FORCE ORDINARY FACIAL PROPORTIONS.\n\nA professional caricature deliberately exaggerates facial proportions.\n\nThat exaggeration is REQUIRED.\n\nThe original dog must remain identifiable even with an enormous smile, enlarged cheeks, dramatically expressive mouth, and oversized tongue.\n\n---\n\n## 5. EXPRESSIVE EYES AND LAUGHING FACIAL MUSCLES\n\nCreate exceptionally lively, humorous, highly expressive eyes.\n\nMaintain the original open-or-closed state of each eye.\n\nBoth eyes originally open must remain open.\n\nBoth eyes originally closed must remain closed.\n\nPreserve left-eye or right-eye winks.\n\nMaintain recognizable eye color and individual eye characteristics.\n\nHowever, make the eyes substantially more expressive through caricature illustration.\n\nUse:\n\n- More pronounced illustrated eye contours.\n- Playfully exaggerated eyelid folds.\n- Expressive eyebrow-region sketching.\n- Comically raised or asymmetrical eyebrow contours.\n- Stronger highlights.\n- Exaggerated joyful cheek pressure beneath the eyes.\n- Dynamic facial wrinkles.\n- More pronounced laughing-expression lines.\n\nWhen eyes are originally open, they may appear more animated and expressive without changing their basic open state.\n\nAvoid lifeless, neutral, realistic eyes.\n\nThe expression must clearly communicate ridiculous happiness and overwhelming joy.\n\nTHE ENTIRE FACE MUST LAUGH \u2014 NOT JUST THE MOUTH.\n\n---\n\n## 6. EXTREME LAUGHING EXPRESSIONS \u2014 HUMANS\n\nTransform every human subject into a wildly exaggerated professional laughing caricature.\n\nCreate:\n\n- Enormously broad, open laughing mouths.\n- Comically enlarged noses.\n- Noticeably enlarged heads.\n- Strongly raised cheeks.\n- Deep expressive smile lines.\n- Exaggerated facial wrinkles.\n- Pronounced rosy cheeks.\n- Expressive eyebrows.\n- Playful facial asymmetry.\n- Natural illustrated teeth.\n- Expressive tongues where appropriate.\n- Strong black ink facial contours.\n- Energetic pencil construction lines.\n\nNeutral human expressions must become exaggerated open-mouthed laughter.\n\nExisting smiles must become dramatically more expressive.\n\nMaintain recognizable facial identity, original hair, clothing, and accessories.\n\nThe laughter must feel energetic, spontaneous, excessive, and genuinely hilarious.\n\nDo not generate ordinary smiling portraits.\n\nDo not create realistic faces merely painted in watercolor.\n\nEvery human must appear unmistakably caricatured.\n\n---\n\n## 7. OTHER ANIMALS \u2014 SPECIES-APPROPRIATE HUMOR\n\nFor cats and other pets, create exceptionally playful and funny caricatures while retaining species-specific anatomy.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Individual identity.\n- Fur patterns.\n- Ear shape.\n- Eye characteristics.\n- Muzzle type.\n- Whiskers.\n- Coat color.\n- Recognizable species characteristics.\n\nExaggerate facial expressions through:\n\n- Comical cheek contours.\n- Lively eyes.\n- Expressive mouth shapes.\n- Playful asymmetry.\n- Bold sketching.\n- Strong illustrated expression lines.\n\nDo not give cats dog-shaped muzzles.\n\nDo not give animals human lips or human teeth.\n\nThe goal is professional animal caricature, not realistic pet portraiture.\n\n---\n\n## 8. STRICT ORIGINAL IDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nPreserve the exact number and recognizable identity of all subjects.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Original facial identity.\n- Original animal species.\n- Breed-defining characteristics.\n- Original fur textures.\n- Individual coat markings.\n- Original ear structure.\n- Original eye colors.\n- Original clothing.\n- Original accessories.\n- Original collars and harnesses.\n- Original body poses.\n- Relative subject positions.\n- Original camera perspective.\n\nDo not add or remove subjects.\n\nDo not invent unrelated accessories.\n\nDo not replace a photographed animal with a generic cartoon character.\n\nDo not alter the original animal into another breed.\n\n### IMPORTANT EXCEPTION\n\nFacial proportions may and SHOULD be artistically exaggerated to achieve extreme professional comedy-caricature expressions.\n\nThis includes enlarging the head, cheeks, mouth, smile, tongue, and expression lines.\n\nThese deliberate artistic distortions do not violate identity preservation as long as the original individual remains recognizable.\n\nDo not prioritize ordinary realistic anatomy over caricature humor.\n\nThe customer must recognize their own dog or family member immediately while being amused by the exaggerated facial expression.\n\n---\n\n## 9. ABSOLUTE ANIMAL BREED AND COAT PRESERVATION\n\nEvery animal must preserve its original breed-defining characteristics.\n\n### HEAD AND BODY IDENTITY\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Original skull type.\n- Characteristic muzzle structure.\n- Original nose type.\n- Original ear shape.\n- Original coat pattern.\n- Original body silhouette.\n- Original leg structure.\n- Tail shape.\n- Original pose.\n\nPermit deliberate comic enlargement of the head, cheeks, mouth, and tongue without replacing the underlying recognizable anatomy.\n\n### FUR\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Short fur as short fur.\n- Long fur as long fur.\n- Curly fur as curly fur.\n- Wavy fur as wavy fur.\n- Smooth fur as smooth fur.\n- Original grooming pattern.\n- Original fur direction.\n- Individual markings.\n\n### COLORS\n\nPreserve:\n\n- Original primary coat color.\n- Secondary coat colors.\n- White chest markings.\n- Facial markings.\n- Ear coloration.\n- Paw coloration.\n- Spots and patches.\n\nDo not turn a gray dog golden.\n\nDo not transform a curly-coated dog into a smooth-coated dog.\n\nDo not substitute another breed for artistic convenience.\n\nThe subject's individual identity remains essential.\n\n---\n\n## 10. DOMINANT PROFESSIONAL INK-AND-PENCIL SKETCH STYLE\n\nTHE CARICATURE MUST BE VISUALLY DOMINATED BY EXPRESSIVE HAND-DRAWN SKETCHING.\n\nMandatory characteristics:\n\n- Strong black ink contours.\n- Dark-brown secondary outlines.\n- Bold irregular sketch strokes.\n- Expressive pencil construction lines.\n- Energetic crosshatching.\n- Visible directional hatching.\n- Dynamic shading marks.\n- Comically emphasized facial wrinkles.\n- Strong mouth contours.\n- Exaggerated smile folds.\n- Expressive cheek construction.\n- Deliberately imperfect hand-drawn line variations.\n- Rich dark contour contrast.\n\nThe drawing must look spontaneous, energetic, humorous, and professionally illustrated.\n\nAim for approximately:\n\n70% visual emphasis on hand-drawn caricature sketching.\n\n30% visual emphasis on vibrant traditional watercolor coloring.\n\nThis is a visual emphasis guideline, not a literal formula.\n\nDo not create smooth sterile digital cartoon outlines.\n\nDo not replace bold sketching with photorealistic shading.\n\nDo not create a realistic watercolor portrait with only minor sketch marks.\n\nTHE VIEWER MUST IMMEDIATELY RECOGNIZE AN EXTREME COMEDY CARICATURE.\n\n---\n\n## 11. VIBRANT TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR COLORING\n\nUse rich, highly saturated traditional watercolor pigments.\n\nColor the expressive hand-drawn sketch with:\n\n- Warm golden yellow.\n- Bright orange.\n- Coral red.\n- Rosy pink.\n- Rich natural brown.\n- Deep charcoal.\n- Fresh natural green.\n- Turquoise and sky blue where appropriate.\n\nPreserve original subject colors.\n\nArtistic characteristics:\n\n- Beautiful layered watercolor washes.\n- Authentic pigment granulation.\n- Expressive brushwork.\n- Rich saturated color transitions.\n- Natural watercolor bleeding.\n- Strong painted highlights.\n- Deep illustrated shadows.\n- Subtle dry-brush details.\n- Organic pigment splashes.\n- Energetic watercolor texture.\n\nMAIN SUBJECTS MUST BE:\n\n- Bright.\n- Vibrant.\n- High contrast.\n- Richly saturated.\n- Clearly illustrated.\n- Professionally hand-painted.\n- Strongly outlined.\n- Visually expressive.\n\nAvoid pale, faded, grayish, muddy, or excessively washed-out colors on the subjects.\n\nThe soft fading treatment belongs ONLY to the outer environmental artwork.\n\nNever desaturate the main characters.\n\nThe watercolor must enhance the caricature without weakening its dark sketch outlines.\n\n---\n\n## 12. ORIGINAL POSE AND ENVIRONMENT\n\nPreserve the recognizable original pose and important environmental context.\n\nMaintain:\n\n- Relative subject positions.\n- Original camera perspective.\n- Original season.\n- Lighting direction.\n- Important environmental objects.\n- Original setting where recognizable.\n\nRedraw environmental elements in a loose watercolor-and-pencil sketch style.\n\nThe background must remain significantly less detailed than the characters.\n\nDo not allow scenery to compete with facial expressions.\n\nThe main subjects must remain the dominant focal point.\n\nThe original environment may appear as irregular watercolor washes, delicate ink marks, and organically shaped illustrated fragments.\n\nThe image must still feel like a complete finished artwork, not a cut-out sticker.\n\nDo not isolate the character as a floating clipped element.\n\n---\n\n## 13. EXACT 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT OUTPUT\n\nABSOLUTE FORMAT REQUIREMENT:\n\nTHE FINAL IMAGE MUST HAVE AN ACTUAL 3:4 VERTICAL PORTRAIT ASPECT RATIO.\n\nWIDTH : HEIGHT = 3 : 4.\n\nThe final image must be taller than it is wide.\n\nExample resolution: 3000 \u00d7 4000 pixels, or the closest supported resolution with an exact 3:4 ratio.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A SQUARE IMAGE.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A HORIZONTAL IMAGE.\n\nNEVER GENERATE A 4:3 LANDSCAPE IMAGE.\n\nThe entire composition must be genuinely created for a vertical 3:4 canvas.\n\n### COMPOSITION\n\nKeep all important subjects fully visible.\n\nDo not unnecessarily crop:\n\n- Heads.\n- Ears.\n- Faces.\n- Bodies.\n- Paws.\n- Tails.\n- Clothing.\n- Accessories.\n\nFor a single dog, preserve the original seated or standing pose while making the face noticeably more prominent and expressive.\n\nDo not reduce the size of the head merely to fit more background into the image.\n\nThe face is the primary focal point.\n\n### INPUT FORMAT ADAPTATION\n\nFor portrait photographs, adapt the composition naturally to 3:4.\n\nFor square photographs, extend the surrounding environment vertically where needed.\n\nFor landscape photographs, reconstruct missing environmental space above and below the main subjects.\n\nNever stretch or distort the entire original photograph.\n\nRecompose naturally while preserving recognizable identities and original subject relationships.\n\nNever place an incorrectly proportioned square illustration inside a vertical frame.\n\n---\n\n## 14. FULL BACKGROUND \u2014 NO CUT-OUT LOOK\n\nTHE FINAL ARTWORK MUST BE A COMPLETE FINISHED IMAGE WITH A FULLY PRESENT BACKGROUND.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- Transparent backgrounds.\n- Background removal effects.\n- Floating sticker-style cut-outs.\n- Isolated clipped characters.\n- Checkerboard transparency patterns.\n- Empty cut-out style surroundings.\n- Tiny artwork placed inside a larger product area.\n\nInstead, create a complete, fully resolved illustrated background behind and around the subject.\n\nThe background should be artistically soft and secondary to the main character, but it must still be visibly present as part of one complete artwork.\n\nUse:\n\n- A light watercolor-paper style base.\n- Soft off-white or warm very pale paper tones.\n- Gentle watercolor wash textures.\n- Loose illustrated environmental details.\n- Painterly background continuation.\n- Soft sketch marks.\n- Organic watercolor atmosphere.\n\nThe final image must behave like one full illustration, not like a clipped sticker placed on top of another product.\n\n### IMPORTANT\n\nThe artwork area should feel visually complete and properly filled.\n\nThe subject must sit naturally inside the illustrated scene.\n\nDo not make the image look like only a small central figure with empty space around it.\n\n---\n\n## 15. SOFT ORGANIC WATERCOLOR EDGES\n\nCreate naturally irregular, softly feathered watercolor edges surrounding the illustrated scene.\n\nThe watercolor must appear to run out of pigment toward the outer boundaries of the composition.\n\nThe finished image should look like an organically painted watercolor illustration on paper.\n\n### REQUIRED EFFECT\n\n- Soft wet-on-wet feathering.\n- Irregular watercolor wash boundaries.\n- Natural pigment dispersion.\n- Small watercolor splashes.\n- Energetic loose sketch marks.\n- Subtle fading of environmental details.\n- Smooth transitions into light watercolor-paper texture.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- Sharp rectangular image boundaries inside the artwork.\n- Hard-edged sticker cut-outs.\n- Artificial digital gradients.\n- Uniform Gaussian blur.\n- Oval vignettes.\n- Large empty areas.\n- Checkerboard transparency patterns.\n\n### MAIN SUBJECT PROTECTION\n\nThe central characters must remain:\n\n- Crisp.\n- Strongly outlined.\n- Vibrantly colored.\n- Easily recognizable.\n- Fully detailed.\n- Comically exaggerated.\n\nNever fade important subject details.\n\nOnly the surrounding environmental watercolor artwork should gradually become softer and lighter.\n\nTHE WATERCOLOR MUST FADE INTO A LIGHT PAPER-LIKE BACKGROUND, NOT INTO TRANSPARENCY.\n\n---\n\n## 16. STYLE REFERENCE PRIORITY\n\nIf a separate caricature style reference is provided, use it as the benchmark for:\n\n- Extreme comedy exaggeration.\n- Enormously broad mouth shape.\n- Laughing facial expression.\n- Exaggerated lifted cheeks.\n- Oversized playful tongue.\n- Humorous head-to-body proportions.\n- Expressive black sketch outlines.\n- Vibrant watercolor coloring.\n- Strong professional caricature character.\n\nThe style reference determines the DESIRED LEVEL OF EXAGGERATION.\n\nThe uploaded customer photograph determines the ACTUAL SUBJECT IDENTITY.\n\nDo not substitute the reference animal's unique facial characteristics, coat markings, or breed for those of the customer.\n\nTransfer the level of artistic humor and exaggeration, not the individual animal's identity.\n\nIf the style reference demonstrates a larger grin, more exaggerated cheeks, or a much bigger playful tongue, reproduce that SAME LEVEL OF COMEDY EXAGGERATION for the actual customer subject.\n\nDO NOT WEAKEN THE REFERENCE'S HUMOR INTENSITY.\n\nDo not reinterpret an extreme comedy-caricature reference as a subtle, natural-looking smiling portrait.\n\n---\n\n## 17. 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