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The outer contour should be medium thick and confident, similar to a medium-to-thick black marker or brush stroke, while the interior linework should remain lighter and more delicate. The thickest line should be reserved primarily for the outer silhouette of the pet. Eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal details should use a clearly thinner black stroke.\n\nThe outer outline should have subtle natural variation in thickness and a slightly organic hand-drawn quality, while remaining clean, smooth, and controlled. It should feel like a confident hand-drawn brush or marker stroke rather than a perfectly uniform vector line. Do not make every line in the illustration equally thick. The contrast between the thicker outer contour and thinner interior details is essential to the style.\n\nUse ONLY flat solid colors with no gradients, no highlights, no realistic shadows, no fur texture, no airbrushing, no 3D effects, and no complicated shading. The pet should use simple flat colors appropriate to its actual breed and coloring, with only a few small black curved or jagged lines to suggest fur.\n\nGive the pet the EXACT type of goofy expression seen in the reference: two EXTREMELY LARGE, oversized, perfectly round white circular eyes with tiny simple black pupils. The eyes must be one of the most visually dominant features of the entire illustration. They should occupy a large portion of the face and should NOT be reduced in size in order to keep them close together. The eyes should feel comically oversized, exaggerated, and almost disproportionately large compared with the head, matching the reference image. The pupils should remain tiny compared with the white eyes. The nose should be a simple large dark oval\/rounded black nose; the mouth should match the uploaded reference; and the tongue should only be present if it is visible in the uploaded reference image.\n\nCRITICAL EYE PLACEMENT \u2014 FIXED FOR EVERY SPECIES AND BREED: The two large eyes MUST ALWAYS be positioned extremely close together in the exact central area of the face, regardless of the pet's species, breed, head shape, skull structure, muzzle length, or natural anatomical eye spacing. This is a fixed cartoon-design rule and MUST override realistic breed anatomy. The eyes must remain a tightly grouped pair, with their inner edges nearly touching or slightly overlapping. The gap between the eyes must be extremely small compared with the width of each eye. The eyes should visually read as one compact pair of oversized googly eyes placed together in the center of the face.\n\nCRITICAL EYE SIZE: The eyes MUST remain extremely large regardless of the pet's species, breed, head shape, skull structure, muzzle length, or facial proportions. Do NOT make the eyes smaller to accommodate different breeds. Do NOT scale the eyes down to make them look anatomically appropriate. The exaggerated oversized eye size is a fixed cartoon-design rule and MUST override realistic animal anatomy.\n\nThe two eyes should sit side-by-side as a compact pair in the center of the face, with their inner slightly overlapping. The gap between them should be none. Each eye must remain individually large and round, with 1 eye is slightly bigger than the other. The combined pair should occupy a substantial portion of the face width and face height. Do NOT compress, shrink, narrow, or reduce the eyes simply because they are close together.\n\nThis eye design MUST remain consistent across EVERY species and breed. Do NOT spread the eyes apart to match natural animal anatomy. Do NOT widen the spacing for breeds with long, narrow, wide, flat, or differently shaped faces. Do NOT move the eyes toward the sides of the head. Do NOT create anatomically realistic eye placement. The pet's breed determines the shape of the head and body, but it does NOT determine the size or close spacing of the cartoon eyes.\n\nKeep the facial features extremely minimal, with no detailed eyes, eyelashes, realistic muzzle texture, whiskers, or complex facial anatomy.\n\nKeep all facial features thinner than the outer contour. The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, and any small facial lines should have a simple, clean hand-drawn stroke that is visibly lighter in weight than the thick outside outline.\n\nThe body should also be extremely simplified: one large rounded silhouette appropriate to the pet's species and breed, simple ears appropriate to the animal, a few pointed or curved fur tufts around the edges, simple front legs and rounded paws, and a simple tail. Avoid individually drawn hairs and avoid detailed anatomical construction. The character should feel intentionally flat, goofy, slightly weird, cute, and homemade, while still clearly reading as the correct species and breed.\n\nUse a slightly exaggerated, loose cartoon pose rather than a perfectly symmetrical polished character. The pet must remain in the required front-facing sitting pose. The head can be slightly oversized and subtly tilted, the eyes can sit at slightly different angles or sizes, and the mouth can be a little off-center, but both eyes must remain extremely large and their tightly grouped central placement must remain fixed. The charm should come from the imperfect hand-drawn proportions and simple shapes.\n\nSTYLE PRIORITY: extremely minimal flat doodle cartoon, thick bold hand-drawn outer contour with thinner hand-drawn interior linework, clear line-weight hierarchy, clean organic black brush strokes, simple flat coloring, extremely oversized googly white eyes that dominate the face, tiny pupils, simple dark nose, tongue only when present in the reference, almost no interior detail, no sophisticated vector rendering, no polished children's-book illustration, no realistic cartoon rendering.\n\nLINE-WEIGHT PRIORITY: The outside silhouette of the pet must have the thickest black outline. Interior details must be noticeably thinner. The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal lines should never be as thick as the outer contour. Think thick outside outline + thin inside details, matching the reference image.\n\nDO NOT add gradients, cel shading, multiple color layers, detailed fur, realistic anatomy, realistic eyes, glossy effects, highlights, shadows, textures, painterly brushwork, watercolor, anime features, 3D rendering, smooth professional vector artwork, uniformly thick linework, equally thick interior and exterior outlines, thin outer contours, hairline strokes, or overly rough sketch lines, decorative elements, scenery, props, clothing, text, or background objects.\n\nDO NOT preserve the uploaded pet's original body orientation or viewing angle. DO NOT create a side-facing, three-quarter-facing, profile, rear-facing, diagonal, or looking-away pet. DO NOT make the pet face left or right. DO NOT make the pet look over its shoulder. DO NOT make the body face one direction while the head faces another. DO NOT use the original photo's pose as the final pose. ALWAYS convert the pet into a front-facing sitting pose with the face directed straight toward the camera.\n\nThe ONLY allowed directional variation is a slight head tilt while the face remains oriented toward the camera. The body must remain front-facing and sitting.\n\nThe final image should look like a very simple funny doodle drawn with a bold black hand-drawn outer contour and thinner black interior details, then filled with a few flat colors. The outer silhouette should visually stand out through its heavier line weight, while the facial features and internal details remain lighter and simpler. Only apply for all objects in image. 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Preserve the pet's recognizable species and breed characteristics, but simplify everything into a charming, slightly awkward cartoon shape rather than a realistic or polished illustration.\n\nCRITICAL POSE AND CAMERA DIRECTION \u2014 OVERRIDE THE UPLOADED PHOTO: Regardless of the pose, camera angle, or direction of the pet in the uploaded customer photo, ALWAYS redraw the pet as a full-body sitting pet facing directly toward the camera\/viewer. The uploaded photo should be used ONLY as a reference for the pet's species, breed, recognizable physical characteristics, fur colors, fur patterns, ear shape, body shape, and other identifying features. DO NOT copy the original pose, body orientation, camera angle, or viewing direction from the uploaded photo.\n\nThe pet MUST be sitting and facing straight toward the camera in the final illustration. The chest and front of the body should face the viewer, with the head and face directed toward the camera. Both sides of the body should be generally visible from the front. The pet must NOT be shown from a side view, three-quarter view, rear view, back view, diagonal view, profile view, or looking away from the camera.\n\nThe front-facing sitting pose is mandatory for EVERY uploaded photo, even if the original pet is standing, lying down, walking, sitting sideways, sitting at an angle, photographed from behind, looking to the side, or partially turned away. Completely reconstruct the pet into the required front-facing sitting pose instead of preserving the original photographic pose.\n\nThe head may be slightly tilted naturally to the left or right for a cute, goofy expression, but the face itself must still point directly toward the camera. A head tilt is allowed; turning the head away from the camera is NOT allowed. The eyes, nose, and mouth must remain clearly visible from the front. The body may have subtle natural asymmetry, but its overall orientation must remain directly front-facing.\n\nDo NOT use the uploaded image's perspective as a guide for the final pose. If the uploaded pet is photographed from the side or at an angle, mentally rotate and reconstruct the pet so that its front is facing the viewer. If the uploaded pet is looking away, reconstruct the face so it looks directly at the viewer. If parts of the pet are hidden in the uploaded photo, infer only the necessary basic anatomy from the visible characteristics while keeping the final character in the required front-facing sitting pose.\n\nThe drawing should look like a casual children's doodle made with a black marker: a medium bold, clean, slightly uneven, organic black outline around the outside of the pet's silhouette, with noticeably thinner hand-drawn lines for all interior details. The outer contour should be medium thick and confident, similar to a medium-to-thick black marker or brush stroke, while the interior linework should remain lighter and more delicate. The thickest line should be reserved primarily for the outer silhouette of the pet. Eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal details should use a clearly thinner black stroke.\n\nThe outer outline should have subtle natural variation in thickness and a slightly organic hand-drawn quality, while remaining clean, smooth, and controlled. It should feel like a confident hand-drawn brush or marker stroke rather than a perfectly uniform vector line. Do not make every line in the illustration equally thick. The contrast between the thicker outer contour and thinner interior details is essential to the style.\n\nUse ONLY flat solid colors with no gradients, no highlights, no realistic shadows, no fur texture, no airbrushing, no 3D effects, and no complicated shading. The pet should use simple flat colors appropriate to its actual breed and coloring, with only a few small black curved or jagged lines to suggest fur.\n\nGive the pet the EXACT type of goofy expression seen in the reference: two EXTREMELY LARGE, oversized, perfectly round white circular eyes with tiny simple black pupils. The eyes must be one of the most visually dominant features of the entire illustration. They should occupy a large portion of the face and should NOT be reduced in size in order to keep them close together. The eyes should feel comically oversized, exaggerated, and almost disproportionately large compared with the head, matching the reference image. The pupils should remain tiny compared with the white eyes. The nose should be a simple large dark oval\/rounded black nose; the mouth should match the uploaded reference; and the tongue should only be present if it is visible in the uploaded reference image.\n\nCRITICAL EYE PLACEMENT \u2014 FIXED FOR EVERY SPECIES AND BREED: The two large eyes MUST ALWAYS be positioned extremely close together in the exact central area of the face, regardless of the pet's species, breed, head shape, skull structure, muzzle length, or natural anatomical eye spacing. This is a fixed cartoon-design rule and MUST override realistic breed anatomy. The eyes must remain a tightly grouped pair, with their inner edges nearly touching or slightly overlapping. The gap between the eyes must be extremely small compared with the width of each eye. The eyes should visually read as one compact pair of oversized googly eyes placed together in the center of the face.\n\nCRITICAL EYE SIZE: The eyes MUST remain extremely large regardless of the pet's species, breed, head shape, skull structure, muzzle length, or facial proportions. Do NOT make the eyes smaller to accommodate different breeds. Do NOT scale the eyes down to make them look anatomically appropriate. The exaggerated oversized eye size is a fixed cartoon-design rule and MUST override realistic animal anatomy.\n\nThe two eyes should sit side-by-side as a compact pair in the center of the face, with their inner slightly overlapping. The gap between them should be none. Each eye must remain individually large and round, with 1 eye is slightly bigger than the other. The combined pair should occupy a substantial portion of the face width and face height. Do NOT compress, shrink, narrow, or reduce the eyes simply because they are close together.\n\nThis eye design MUST remain consistent across EVERY species and breed. Do NOT spread the eyes apart to match natural animal anatomy. Do NOT widen the spacing for breeds with long, narrow, wide, flat, or differently shaped faces. Do NOT move the eyes toward the sides of the head. Do NOT create anatomically realistic eye placement. The pet's breed determines the shape of the head and body, but it does NOT determine the size or close spacing of the cartoon eyes.\n\nKeep the facial features extremely minimal, with no detailed eyes, eyelashes, realistic muzzle texture, whiskers, or complex facial anatomy.\n\nKeep all facial features thinner than the outer contour. The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, and any small facial lines should have a simple, clean hand-drawn stroke that is visibly lighter in weight than the thick outside outline.\n\nThe body should also be extremely simplified: one large rounded silhouette appropriate to the pet's species and breed, simple ears appropriate to the animal, a few pointed or curved fur tufts around the edges, simple front legs and rounded paws, and a simple tail. Avoid individually drawn hairs and avoid detailed anatomical construction. The character should feel intentionally flat, goofy, slightly weird, cute, and homemade, while still clearly reading as the correct species and breed.\n\nUse a slightly exaggerated, loose cartoon pose rather than a perfectly symmetrical polished character. The pet must remain in the required front-facing sitting pose. The head can be slightly oversized and subtly tilted, the eyes can sit at slightly different angles or sizes, and the mouth can be a little off-center, but both eyes must remain extremely large and their tightly grouped central placement must remain fixed. The charm should come from the imperfect hand-drawn proportions and simple shapes.\n\nSTYLE PRIORITY: extremely minimal flat doodle cartoon, thick bold hand-drawn outer contour with thinner hand-drawn interior linework, clear line-weight hierarchy, clean organic black brush strokes, simple flat coloring, extremely oversized googly white eyes that dominate the face, tiny pupils, simple dark nose, tongue only when present in the reference, almost no interior detail, no sophisticated vector rendering, no polished children's-book illustration, no realistic cartoon rendering.\n\nLINE-WEIGHT PRIORITY: The outside silhouette of the pet must have the thickest black outline. Interior details must be noticeably thinner. The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal lines should never be as thick as the outer contour. Think thick outside outline + thin inside details, matching the reference image.\n\nDO NOT add gradients, cel shading, multiple color layers, detailed fur, realistic anatomy, realistic eyes, glossy effects, highlights, shadows, textures, painterly brushwork, watercolor, anime features, 3D rendering, smooth professional vector artwork, uniformly thick linework, equally thick interior and exterior outlines, thin outer contours, hairline strokes, or overly rough sketch lines, decorative elements, scenery, props, clothing, text, or background objects.\n\nDO NOT preserve the uploaded pet's original body orientation or viewing angle. DO NOT create a side-facing, three-quarter-facing, profile, rear-facing, diagonal, or looking-away pet. DO NOT make the pet face left or right. DO NOT make the pet look over its shoulder. DO NOT make the body face one direction while the head faces another. DO NOT use the original photo's pose as the final pose. ALWAYS convert the pet into a front-facing sitting pose with the face directed straight toward the camera.\n\nThe ONLY allowed directional variation is a slight head tilt while the face remains oriented toward the camera. The body must remain front-facing and sitting.\n\nThe final image should look like a very simple funny doodle drawn with a bold black hand-drawn outer contour and thinner black interior details, then filled with a few flat colors. The outer silhouette should visually stand out through its heavier line weight, while the facial features and internal details remain lighter and simpler. Only apply for all objects in image. 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Preserve the pet's recognizable species and breed characteristics, but simplify everything into a charming, slightly awkward cartoon shape rather than a realistic or polished illustration.\n\nCRITICAL POSE AND CAMERA DIRECTION \u2014 OVERRIDE THE UPLOADED PHOTO: Regardless of the pose, camera angle, or direction of the pet in the uploaded customer photo, ALWAYS redraw the pet as a full-body sitting pet facing directly toward the camera\/viewer. The uploaded photo should be used ONLY as a reference for the pet's species, breed, recognizable physical characteristics, fur colors, fur patterns, ear shape, body shape, and other identifying features. DO NOT copy the original pose, body orientation, camera angle, or viewing direction from the uploaded photo.\n\nThe pet MUST be sitting and facing straight toward the camera in the final illustration. The chest and front of the body should face the viewer, with the head and face directed toward the camera. Both sides of the body should be generally visible from the front. The pet must NOT be shown from a side view, three-quarter view, rear view, back view, diagonal view, profile view, or looking away from the camera.\n\nThe front-facing sitting pose is mandatory for EVERY uploaded photo, even if the original pet is standing, lying down, walking, sitting sideways, sitting at an angle, photographed from behind, looking to the side, or partially turned away. Completely reconstruct the pet into the required front-facing sitting pose instead of preserving the original photographic pose.\n\nThe head may be slightly tilted naturally to the left or right for a cute, goofy expression, but the face itself must still point directly toward the camera. A head tilt is allowed; turning the head away from the camera is NOT allowed. The eyes, nose, and mouth must remain clearly visible from the front. The body may have subtle natural asymmetry, but its overall orientation must remain directly front-facing.\n\nDo NOT use the uploaded image's perspective as a guide for the final pose. If the uploaded pet is photographed from the side or at an angle, mentally rotate and reconstruct the pet so that its front is facing the viewer. If the uploaded pet is looking away, reconstruct the face so it looks directly at the viewer. If parts of the pet are hidden in the uploaded photo, infer only the necessary basic anatomy from the visible characteristics while keeping the final character in the required front-facing sitting pose.\n\nThe drawing should look like a casual children's doodle made with a black marker: a medium bold, clean, slightly uneven, organic black outline around the outside of the pet's silhouette, with noticeably thinner hand-drawn lines for all interior details. The outer contour should be medium thick and confident, similar to a medium-to-thick black marker or brush stroke, while the interior linework should remain lighter and more delicate. The thickest line should be reserved primarily for the outer silhouette of the pet. Eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal details should use a clearly thinner black stroke.\n\nThe outer outline should have subtle natural variation in thickness and a slightly organic hand-drawn quality, while remaining clean, smooth, and controlled. It should feel like a confident hand-drawn brush or marker stroke rather than a perfectly uniform vector line. Do not make every line in the illustration equally thick. The contrast between the thicker outer contour and thinner interior details is essential to the style.\n\nUse ONLY flat solid colors with no gradients, no highlights, no realistic shadows, no fur texture, no airbrushing, no 3D effects, and no complicated shading. The pet should use simple flat colors appropriate to its actual breed and coloring, with only a few small black curved or jagged lines to suggest fur.\n\nGive the pet the EXACT type of goofy expression seen in the reference: two EXTREMELY LARGE, oversized, perfectly round white circular eyes with tiny simple black pupils. The eyes must be one of the most visually dominant features of the entire illustration. They should occupy a large portion of the face and should NOT be reduced in size in order to keep them close together. The eyes should feel comically oversized, exaggerated, and almost disproportionately large compared with the head, matching the reference image. The pupils should remain tiny compared with the white eyes. The nose should be a simple large dark oval\/rounded black nose; the mouth should match the uploaded reference; and the tongue should only be present if it is visible in the uploaded reference image.\n\nCRITICAL EYE PLACEMENT \u2014 FIXED FOR EVERY SPECIES AND BREED: The two large eyes MUST ALWAYS be positioned extremely close together in the exact central area of the face, regardless of the pet's species, breed, head shape, skull structure, muzzle length, or natural anatomical eye spacing. This is a fixed cartoon-design rule and MUST override realistic breed anatomy. The eyes must remain a tightly grouped pair, with their inner edges nearly touching or slightly overlapping. The gap between the eyes must be extremely small compared with the width of each eye. The eyes should visually read as one compact pair of oversized googly eyes placed together in the center of the face.\n\nCRITICAL EYE SIZE: The eyes MUST remain extremely large regardless of the pet's species, breed, head shape, skull structure, muzzle length, or facial proportions. Do NOT make the eyes smaller to accommodate different breeds. Do NOT scale the eyes down to make them look anatomically appropriate. The exaggerated oversized eye size is a fixed cartoon-design rule and MUST override realistic animal anatomy.\n\nThe two eyes should sit side-by-side as a compact pair in the center of the face, with their inner slightly overlapping. The gap between them should be none. Each eye must remain individually large and round, with 1 eye is slightly bigger than the other. The combined pair should occupy a substantial portion of the face width and face height. Do NOT compress, shrink, narrow, or reduce the eyes simply because they are close together.\n\nThis eye design MUST remain consistent across EVERY species and breed. Do NOT spread the eyes apart to match natural animal anatomy. Do NOT widen the spacing for breeds with long, narrow, wide, flat, or differently shaped faces. Do NOT move the eyes toward the sides of the head. Do NOT create anatomically realistic eye placement. The pet's breed determines the shape of the head and body, but it does NOT determine the size or close spacing of the cartoon eyes.\n\nKeep the facial features extremely minimal, with no detailed eyes, eyelashes, realistic muzzle texture, whiskers, or complex facial anatomy.\n\nKeep all facial features thinner than the outer contour. The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, and any small facial lines should have a simple, clean hand-drawn stroke that is visibly lighter in weight than the thick outside outline.\n\nThe body should also be extremely simplified: one large rounded silhouette appropriate to the pet's species and breed, simple ears appropriate to the animal, a few pointed or curved fur tufts around the edges, simple front legs and rounded paws, and a simple tail. Avoid individually drawn hairs and avoid detailed anatomical construction. The character should feel intentionally flat, goofy, slightly weird, cute, and homemade, while still clearly reading as the correct species and breed.\n\nUse a slightly exaggerated, loose cartoon pose rather than a perfectly symmetrical polished character. The pet must remain in the required front-facing sitting pose. The head can be slightly oversized and subtly tilted, the eyes can sit at slightly different angles or sizes, and the mouth can be a little off-center, but both eyes must remain extremely large and their tightly grouped central placement must remain fixed. The charm should come from the imperfect hand-drawn proportions and simple shapes.\n\nSTYLE PRIORITY: extremely minimal flat doodle cartoon, thick bold hand-drawn outer contour with thinner hand-drawn interior linework, clear line-weight hierarchy, clean organic black brush strokes, simple flat coloring, extremely oversized googly white eyes that dominate the face, tiny pupils, simple dark nose, tongue only when present in the reference, almost no interior detail, no sophisticated vector rendering, no polished children's-book illustration, no realistic cartoon rendering.\n\nLINE-WEIGHT PRIORITY: The outside silhouette of the pet must have the thickest black outline. Interior details must be noticeably thinner. The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal lines should never be as thick as the outer contour. Think thick outside outline + thin inside details, matching the reference image.\n\nDO NOT add gradients, cel shading, multiple color layers, detailed fur, realistic anatomy, realistic eyes, glossy effects, highlights, shadows, textures, painterly brushwork, watercolor, anime features, 3D rendering, smooth professional vector artwork, uniformly thick linework, equally thick interior and exterior outlines, thin outer contours, hairline strokes, or overly rough sketch lines, decorative elements, scenery, props, clothing, text, or background objects.\n\nDO NOT preserve the uploaded pet's original body orientation or viewing angle. DO NOT create a side-facing, three-quarter-facing, profile, rear-facing, diagonal, or looking-away pet. DO NOT make the pet face left or right. DO NOT make the pet look over its shoulder. DO NOT make the body face one direction while the head faces another. DO NOT use the original photo's pose as the final pose. ALWAYS convert the pet into a front-facing sitting pose with the face directed straight toward the camera.\n\nThe ONLY allowed directional variation is a slight head tilt while the face remains oriented toward the camera. The body must remain front-facing and sitting.\n\nThe final image should look like a very simple funny doodle drawn with a bold black hand-drawn outer contour and thinner black interior details, then filled with a few flat colors. The outer silhouette should visually stand out through its heavier line weight, while the facial features and internal details remain lighter and simpler. Only apply for all objects in image. 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Preserve the pet's recognizable species and breed characteristics, but simplify everything into a charming, slightly awkward cartoon shape rather than a realistic or polished illustration.\n\nCRITICAL POSE AND CAMERA DIRECTION \u2014 OVERRIDE THE UPLOADED PHOTO: Regardless of the pose, camera angle, or direction of the pet in the uploaded customer photo, ALWAYS redraw the pet as a full-body sitting pet facing directly toward the camera\/viewer. The uploaded photo should be used ONLY as a reference for the pet's species, breed, recognizable physical characteristics, fur colors, fur patterns, ear shape, body shape, and other identifying features. DO NOT copy the original pose, body orientation, camera angle, or viewing direction from the uploaded photo.\n\nThe pet MUST be sitting and facing straight toward the camera in the final illustration. The chest and front of the body should face the viewer, with the head and face directed toward the camera. 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The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, and any small facial lines should have a simple, clean hand-drawn stroke that is visibly lighter in weight than the thick outside outline.\n\nThe body should also be extremely simplified: one large rounded silhouette appropriate to the pet's species and breed, simple ears appropriate to the animal, a few pointed or curved fur tufts around the edges, simple front legs and rounded paws, and a simple tail. Avoid individually drawn hairs and avoid detailed anatomical construction. The character should feel intentionally flat, goofy, slightly weird, cute, and homemade, while still clearly reading as the correct species and breed.\n\nUse a slightly exaggerated, loose cartoon pose rather than a perfectly symmetrical polished character. The pet must remain in the required front-facing sitting pose. The head can be slightly oversized and subtly tilted, the eyes can sit at slightly different angles or sizes, and the mouth can be a little off-center, but both eyes must remain extremely large and their tightly grouped central placement must remain fixed. The charm should come from the imperfect hand-drawn proportions and simple shapes.\n\nSTYLE PRIORITY: extremely minimal flat doodle cartoon, thick bold hand-drawn outer contour with thinner hand-drawn interior linework, clear line-weight hierarchy, clean organic black brush strokes, simple flat coloring, extremely oversized googly white eyes that dominate the face, tiny pupils, simple dark nose, tongue only when present in the reference, almost no interior detail, no sophisticated vector rendering, no polished children's-book illustration, no realistic cartoon rendering.\n\nLINE-WEIGHT PRIORITY: The outside silhouette of the pet must have the thickest black outline. Interior details must be noticeably thinner. The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal lines should never be as thick as the outer contour. Think thick outside outline + thin inside details, matching the reference image.\n\nDO NOT add gradients, cel shading, multiple color layers, detailed fur, realistic anatomy, realistic eyes, glossy effects, highlights, shadows, textures, painterly brushwork, watercolor, anime features, 3D rendering, smooth professional vector artwork, uniformly thick linework, equally thick interior and exterior outlines, thin outer contours, hairline strokes, or overly rough sketch lines, decorative elements, scenery, props, clothing, text, or background objects.\n\nDO NOT preserve the uploaded pet's original body orientation or viewing angle. DO NOT create a side-facing, three-quarter-facing, profile, rear-facing, diagonal, or looking-away pet. DO NOT make the pet face left or right. DO NOT make the pet look over its shoulder. DO NOT make the body face one direction while the head faces another. DO NOT use the original photo's pose as the final pose. ALWAYS convert the pet into a front-facing sitting pose with the face directed straight toward the camera.\n\nThe ONLY allowed directional variation is a slight head tilt while the face remains oriented toward the camera. The body must remain front-facing and sitting.\n\nThe final image should look like a very simple funny doodle drawn with a bold black hand-drawn outer contour and thinner black interior details, then filled with a few flat colors. The outer silhouette should visually stand out through its heavier line weight, while the facial features and internal details remain lighter and simpler. Only apply for all objects in image. 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Preserve the pet's recognizable species and breed characteristics, but simplify everything into a charming, slightly awkward cartoon shape rather than a realistic or polished illustration.\n\nCRITICAL POSE AND CAMERA DIRECTION \u2014 OVERRIDE THE UPLOADED PHOTO: Regardless of the pose, camera angle, or direction of the pet in the uploaded customer photo, ALWAYS redraw the pet as a full-body sitting pet facing directly toward the camera\/viewer. The uploaded photo should be used ONLY as a reference for the pet's species, breed, recognizable physical characteristics, fur colors, fur patterns, ear shape, body shape, and other identifying features. DO NOT copy the original pose, body orientation, camera angle, or viewing direction from the uploaded photo.\n\nThe pet MUST be sitting and facing straight toward the camera in the final illustration. The chest and front of the body should face the viewer, with the head and face directed toward the camera. Both sides of the body should be generally visible from the front. The pet must NOT be shown from a side view, three-quarter view, rear view, back view, diagonal view, profile view, or looking away from the camera.\n\nThe front-facing sitting pose is mandatory for EVERY uploaded photo, even if the original pet is standing, lying down, walking, sitting sideways, sitting at an angle, photographed from behind, looking to the side, or partially turned away. Completely reconstruct the pet into the required front-facing sitting pose instead of preserving the original photographic pose.\n\nThe head may be slightly tilted naturally to the left or right for a cute, goofy expression, but the face itself must still point directly toward the camera. A head tilt is allowed; turning the head away from the camera is NOT allowed. The eyes, nose, and mouth must remain clearly visible from the front. The body may have subtle natural asymmetry, but its overall orientation must remain directly front-facing.\n\nDo NOT use the uploaded image's perspective as a guide for the final pose. If the uploaded pet is photographed from the side or at an angle, mentally rotate and reconstruct the pet so that its front is facing the viewer. If the uploaded pet is looking away, reconstruct the face so it looks directly at the viewer. If parts of the pet are hidden in the uploaded photo, infer only the necessary basic anatomy from the visible characteristics while keeping the final character in the required front-facing sitting pose.\n\nThe drawing should look like a casual children's doodle made with a black marker: a medium bold, clean, slightly uneven, organic black outline around the outside of the pet's silhouette, with noticeably thinner hand-drawn lines for all interior details. The outer contour should be medium thick and confident, similar to a medium-to-thick black marker or brush stroke, while the interior linework should remain lighter and more delicate. The thickest line should be reserved primarily for the outer silhouette of the pet. Eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal details should use a clearly thinner black stroke.\n\nThe outer outline should have subtle natural variation in thickness and a slightly organic hand-drawn quality, while remaining clean, smooth, and controlled. It should feel like a confident hand-drawn brush or marker stroke rather than a perfectly uniform vector line. Do not make every line in the illustration equally thick. The contrast between the thicker outer contour and thinner interior details is essential to the style.\n\nUse ONLY flat solid colors with no gradients, no highlights, no realistic shadows, no fur texture, no airbrushing, no 3D effects, and no complicated shading. The pet should use simple flat colors appropriate to its actual breed and coloring, with only a few small black curved or jagged lines to suggest fur.\n\nGive the pet the EXACT type of goofy expression seen in the reference: two EXTREMELY LARGE, oversized, perfectly round white circular eyes with tiny simple black pupils. The eyes must be one of the most visually dominant features of the entire illustration. They should occupy a large portion of the face and should NOT be reduced in size in order to keep them close together. The eyes should feel comically oversized, exaggerated, and almost disproportionately large compared with the head, matching the reference image. The pupils should remain tiny compared with the white eyes. The nose should be a simple large dark oval\/rounded black nose; the mouth should match the uploaded reference; and the tongue should only be present if it is visible in the uploaded reference image.\n\nCRITICAL EYE PLACEMENT \u2014 FIXED FOR EVERY SPECIES AND BREED: The two large eyes MUST ALWAYS be positioned extremely close together in the exact central area of the face, regardless of the pet's species, breed, head shape, skull structure, muzzle length, or natural anatomical eye spacing. This is a fixed cartoon-design rule and MUST override realistic breed anatomy. The eyes must remain a tightly grouped pair, with their inner edges nearly touching or slightly overlapping. The gap between the eyes must be extremely small compared with the width of each eye. The eyes should visually read as one compact pair of oversized googly eyes placed together in the center of the face.\n\nCRITICAL EYE SIZE: The eyes MUST remain extremely large regardless of the pet's species, breed, head shape, skull structure, muzzle length, or facial proportions. Do NOT make the eyes smaller to accommodate different breeds. Do NOT scale the eyes down to make them look anatomically appropriate. The exaggerated oversized eye size is a fixed cartoon-design rule and MUST override realistic animal anatomy.\n\nThe two eyes should sit side-by-side as a compact pair in the center of the face, with their inner slightly overlapping. The gap between them should be none. Each eye must remain individually large and round, with 1 eye is slightly bigger than the other. The combined pair should occupy a substantial portion of the face width and face height. Do NOT compress, shrink, narrow, or reduce the eyes simply because they are close together.\n\nThis eye design MUST remain consistent across EVERY species and breed. Do NOT spread the eyes apart to match natural animal anatomy. Do NOT widen the spacing for breeds with long, narrow, wide, flat, or differently shaped faces. Do NOT move the eyes toward the sides of the head. Do NOT create anatomically realistic eye placement. The pet's breed determines the shape of the head and body, but it does NOT determine the size or close spacing of the cartoon eyes.\n\nKeep the facial features extremely minimal, with no detailed eyes, eyelashes, realistic muzzle texture, whiskers, or complex facial anatomy.\n\nKeep all facial features thinner than the outer contour. The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, and any small facial lines should have a simple, clean hand-drawn stroke that is visibly lighter in weight than the thick outside outline.\n\nThe body should also be extremely simplified: one large rounded silhouette appropriate to the pet's species and breed, simple ears appropriate to the animal, a few pointed or curved fur tufts around the edges, simple front legs and rounded paws, and a simple tail. Avoid individually drawn hairs and avoid detailed anatomical construction. The character should feel intentionally flat, goofy, slightly weird, cute, and homemade, while still clearly reading as the correct species and breed.\n\nUse a slightly exaggerated, loose cartoon pose rather than a perfectly symmetrical polished character. The pet must remain in the required front-facing sitting pose. The head can be slightly oversized and subtly tilted, the eyes can sit at slightly different angles or sizes, and the mouth can be a little off-center, but both eyes must remain extremely large and their tightly grouped central placement must remain fixed. The charm should come from the imperfect hand-drawn proportions and simple shapes.\n\nSTYLE PRIORITY: extremely minimal flat doodle cartoon, thick bold hand-drawn outer contour with thinner hand-drawn interior linework, clear line-weight hierarchy, clean organic black brush strokes, simple flat coloring, extremely oversized googly white eyes that dominate the face, tiny pupils, simple dark nose, tongue only when present in the reference, almost no interior detail, no sophisticated vector rendering, no polished children's-book illustration, no realistic cartoon rendering.\n\nLINE-WEIGHT PRIORITY: The outside silhouette of the pet must have the thickest black outline. Interior details must be noticeably thinner. The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal lines should never be as thick as the outer contour. Think thick outside outline + thin inside details, matching the reference image.\n\nDO NOT add gradients, cel shading, multiple color layers, detailed fur, realistic anatomy, realistic eyes, glossy effects, highlights, shadows, textures, painterly brushwork, watercolor, anime features, 3D rendering, smooth professional vector artwork, uniformly thick linework, equally thick interior and exterior outlines, thin outer contours, hairline strokes, or overly rough sketch lines, decorative elements, scenery, props, clothing, text, or background objects.\n\nDO NOT preserve the uploaded pet's original body orientation or viewing angle. DO NOT create a side-facing, three-quarter-facing, profile, rear-facing, diagonal, or looking-away pet. DO NOT make the pet face left or right. DO NOT make the pet look over its shoulder. DO NOT make the body face one direction while the head faces another. DO NOT use the original photo's pose as the final pose. ALWAYS convert the pet into a front-facing sitting pose with the face directed straight toward the camera.\n\nThe ONLY allowed directional variation is a slight head tilt while the face remains oriented toward the camera. The body must remain front-facing and sitting.\n\nThe final image should look like a very simple funny doodle drawn with a bold black hand-drawn outer contour and thinner black interior details, then filled with a few flat colors. The outer silhouette should visually stand out through its heavier line weight, while the facial features and internal details remain lighter and simpler. Only apply for all objects in image. 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Preserve the pet's recognizable species and breed characteristics, but simplify everything into a charming, slightly awkward cartoon shape rather than a realistic or polished illustration.\n\nCRITICAL POSE AND CAMERA DIRECTION \u2014 OVERRIDE THE UPLOADED PHOTO: Regardless of the pose, camera angle, or direction of the pet in the uploaded customer photo, ALWAYS redraw the pet as a full-body sitting pet facing directly toward the camera\/viewer. The uploaded photo should be used ONLY as a reference for the pet's species, breed, recognizable physical characteristics, fur colors, fur patterns, ear shape, body shape, and other identifying features. DO NOT copy the original pose, body orientation, camera angle, or viewing direction from the uploaded photo.\n\nThe pet MUST be sitting and facing straight toward the camera in the final illustration. The chest and front of the body should face the viewer, with the head and face directed toward the camera. Both sides of the body should be generally visible from the front. The pet must NOT be shown from a side view, three-quarter view, rear view, back view, diagonal view, profile view, or looking away from the camera.\n\nThe front-facing sitting pose is mandatory for EVERY uploaded photo, even if the original pet is standing, lying down, walking, sitting sideways, sitting at an angle, photographed from behind, looking to the side, or partially turned away. Completely reconstruct the pet into the required front-facing sitting pose instead of preserving the original photographic pose.\n\nThe head may be slightly tilted naturally to the left or right for a cute, goofy expression, but the face itself must still point directly toward the camera. A head tilt is allowed; turning the head away from the camera is NOT allowed. The eyes, nose, and mouth must remain clearly visible from the front. The body may have subtle natural asymmetry, but its overall orientation must remain directly front-facing.\n\nDo NOT use the uploaded image's perspective as a guide for the final pose. If the uploaded pet is photographed from the side or at an angle, mentally rotate and reconstruct the pet so that its front is facing the viewer. If the uploaded pet is looking away, reconstruct the face so it looks directly at the viewer. If parts of the pet are hidden in the uploaded photo, infer only the necessary basic anatomy from the visible characteristics while keeping the final character in the required front-facing sitting pose.\n\nThe drawing should look like a casual children's doodle made with a black marker: a medium bold, clean, slightly uneven, organic black outline around the outside of the pet's silhouette, with noticeably thinner hand-drawn lines for all interior details. The outer contour should be medium thick and confident, similar to a medium-to-thick black marker or brush stroke, while the interior linework should remain lighter and more delicate. The thickest line should be reserved primarily for the outer silhouette of the pet. Eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal details should use a clearly thinner black stroke.\n\nThe outer outline should have subtle natural variation in thickness and a slightly organic hand-drawn quality, while remaining clean, smooth, and controlled. It should feel like a confident hand-drawn brush or marker stroke rather than a perfectly uniform vector line. Do not make every line in the illustration equally thick. The contrast between the thicker outer contour and thinner interior details is essential to the style.\n\nUse ONLY flat solid colors with no gradients, no highlights, no realistic shadows, no fur texture, no airbrushing, no 3D effects, and no complicated shading. The pet should use simple flat colors appropriate to its actual breed and coloring, with only a few small black curved or jagged lines to suggest fur.\n\nGive the pet the EXACT type of goofy expression seen in the reference: two EXTREMELY LARGE, oversized, perfectly round white circular eyes with tiny simple black pupils. The eyes must be one of the most visually dominant features of the entire illustration. They should occupy a large portion of the face and should NOT be reduced in size in order to keep them close together. The eyes should feel comically oversized, exaggerated, and almost disproportionately large compared with the head, matching the reference image. The pupils should remain tiny compared with the white eyes. The nose should be a simple large dark oval\/rounded black nose; the mouth should match the uploaded reference; and the tongue should only be present if it is visible in the uploaded reference image.\n\nCRITICAL EYE PLACEMENT \u2014 FIXED FOR EVERY SPECIES AND BREED: The two large eyes MUST ALWAYS be positioned extremely close together in the exact central area of the face, regardless of the pet's species, breed, head shape, skull structure, muzzle length, or natural anatomical eye spacing. This is a fixed cartoon-design rule and MUST override realistic breed anatomy. The eyes must remain a tightly grouped pair, with their inner edges nearly touching or slightly overlapping. The gap between the eyes must be extremely small compared with the width of each eye. The eyes should visually read as one compact pair of oversized googly eyes placed together in the center of the face.\n\nCRITICAL EYE SIZE: The eyes MUST remain extremely large regardless of the pet's species, breed, head shape, skull structure, muzzle length, or facial proportions. Do NOT make the eyes smaller to accommodate different breeds. Do NOT scale the eyes down to make them look anatomically appropriate. The exaggerated oversized eye size is a fixed cartoon-design rule and MUST override realistic animal anatomy.\n\nThe two eyes should sit side-by-side as a compact pair in the center of the face, with their inner slightly overlapping. The gap between them should be none. Each eye must remain individually large and round, with 1 eye is slightly bigger than the other. The combined pair should occupy a substantial portion of the face width and face height. Do NOT compress, shrink, narrow, or reduce the eyes simply because they are close together.\n\nThis eye design MUST remain consistent across EVERY species and breed. Do NOT spread the eyes apart to match natural animal anatomy. Do NOT widen the spacing for breeds with long, narrow, wide, flat, or differently shaped faces. Do NOT move the eyes toward the sides of the head. Do NOT create anatomically realistic eye placement. The pet's breed determines the shape of the head and body, but it does NOT determine the size or close spacing of the cartoon eyes.\n\nKeep the facial features extremely minimal, with no detailed eyes, eyelashes, realistic muzzle texture, whiskers, or complex facial anatomy.\n\nKeep all facial features thinner than the outer contour. The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, and any small facial lines should have a simple, clean hand-drawn stroke that is visibly lighter in weight than the thick outside outline.\n\nThe body should also be extremely simplified: one large rounded silhouette appropriate to the pet's species and breed, simple ears appropriate to the animal, a few pointed or curved fur tufts around the edges, simple front legs and rounded paws, and a simple tail. Avoid individually drawn hairs and avoid detailed anatomical construction. The character should feel intentionally flat, goofy, slightly weird, cute, and homemade, while still clearly reading as the correct species and breed.\n\nUse a slightly exaggerated, loose cartoon pose rather than a perfectly symmetrical polished character. The pet must remain in the required front-facing sitting pose. The head can be slightly oversized and subtly tilted, the eyes can sit at slightly different angles or sizes, and the mouth can be a little off-center, but both eyes must remain extremely large and their tightly grouped central placement must remain fixed. The charm should come from the imperfect hand-drawn proportions and simple shapes.\n\nSTYLE PRIORITY: extremely minimal flat doodle cartoon, thick bold hand-drawn outer contour with thinner hand-drawn interior linework, clear line-weight hierarchy, clean organic black brush strokes, simple flat coloring, extremely oversized googly white eyes that dominate the face, tiny pupils, simple dark nose, tongue only when present in the reference, almost no interior detail, no sophisticated vector rendering, no polished children's-book illustration, no realistic cartoon rendering.\n\nLINE-WEIGHT PRIORITY: The outside silhouette of the pet must have the thickest black outline. Interior details must be noticeably thinner. The eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal lines should never be as thick as the outer contour. Think thick outside outline + thin inside details, matching the reference image.\n\nDO NOT add gradients, cel shading, multiple color layers, detailed fur, realistic anatomy, realistic eyes, glossy effects, highlights, shadows, textures, painterly brushwork, watercolor, anime features, 3D rendering, smooth professional vector artwork, uniformly thick linework, equally thick interior and exterior outlines, thin outer contours, hairline strokes, or overly rough sketch lines, decorative elements, scenery, props, clothing, text, or background objects.\n\nDO NOT preserve the uploaded pet's original body orientation or viewing angle. DO NOT create a side-facing, three-quarter-facing, profile, rear-facing, diagonal, or looking-away pet. DO NOT make the pet face left or right. DO NOT make the pet look over its shoulder. DO NOT make the body face one direction while the head faces another. DO NOT use the original photo's pose as the final pose. ALWAYS convert the pet into a front-facing sitting pose with the face directed straight toward the camera.\n\nThe ONLY allowed directional variation is a slight head tilt while the face remains oriented toward the camera. The body must remain front-facing and sitting.\n\nThe final image should look like a very simple funny doodle drawn with a bold black hand-drawn outer contour and thinner black interior details, then filled with a few flat colors. The outer silhouette should visually stand out through its heavier line weight, while the facial features and internal details remain lighter and simpler. Only apply for all objects in image. 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Preserve the pet's recognizable species and breed characteristics, but simplify everything into a charming, slightly awkward cartoon shape rather than a realistic or polished illustration.\n\nCRITICAL POSE AND CAMERA DIRECTION \u2014 OVERRIDE THE UPLOADED PHOTO: Regardless of the pose, camera angle, or direction of the pet in the uploaded customer photo, ALWAYS redraw the pet as a full-body sitting pet facing directly toward the camera\/viewer. The uploaded photo should be used ONLY as a reference for the pet's species, breed, recognizable physical characteristics, fur colors, fur patterns, ear shape, body shape, and other identifying features. DO NOT copy the original pose, body orientation, camera angle, or viewing direction from the uploaded photo.\n\nThe pet MUST be sitting and facing straight toward the camera in the final illustration. The chest and front of the body should face the viewer, with the head and face directed toward the camera. Both sides of the body should be generally visible from the front. The pet must NOT be shown from a side view, three-quarter view, rear view, back view, diagonal view, profile view, or looking away from the camera.\n\nThe front-facing sitting pose is mandatory for EVERY uploaded photo, even if the original pet is standing, lying down, walking, sitting sideways, sitting at an angle, photographed from behind, looking to the side, or partially turned away. Completely reconstruct the pet into the required front-facing sitting pose instead of preserving the original photographic pose.\n\nThe head may be slightly tilted naturally to the left or right for a cute, goofy expression, but the face itself must still point directly toward the camera. A head tilt is allowed; turning the head away from the camera is NOT allowed. The eyes, nose, and mouth must remain clearly visible from the front. The body may have subtle natural asymmetry, but its overall orientation must remain directly front-facing.\n\nDo NOT use the uploaded image's perspective as a guide for the final pose. If the uploaded pet is photographed from the side or at an angle, mentally rotate and reconstruct the pet so that its front is facing the viewer. If the uploaded pet is looking away, reconstruct the face so it looks directly at the viewer. If parts of the pet are hidden in the uploaded photo, infer only the necessary basic anatomy from the visible characteristics while keeping the final character in the required front-facing sitting pose.\n\nThe drawing should look like a casual children's doodle made with a black marker: a medium bold, clean, slightly uneven, organic black outline around the outside of the pet's silhouette, with noticeably thinner hand-drawn lines for all interior details. The outer contour should be medium thick and confident, similar to a medium-to-thick black marker or brush stroke, while the interior linework should remain lighter and more delicate. The thickest line should be reserved primarily for the outer silhouette of the pet. Eyes, pupils, nose, mouth, tongue, fur marks, and other internal details should use a clearly thinner black stroke.\n\nThe outer outline should have subtle natural variation in thickness and a slightly organic hand-drawn quality, while remaining clean, smooth, and controlled. It should feel like a confident hand-drawn brush or marker stroke rather than a perfectly uniform vector line. Do not make every line in the illustration equally thick. The contrast between the thicker outer contour and thinner interior details is essential to the style.\n\nUse ONLY flat solid colors with no gradients, no highlights, no realistic shadows, no fur texture, no airbrushing, no 3D effects, and no complicated shading. The pet should use simple flat colors appropriate to its actual breed and coloring, with only a few small black curved or jagged lines to suggest fur.\n\nGive the pet the EXACT type of goofy expression seen in the reference: two EXTREMELY LARGE, oversized, perfectly round white circular eyes with tiny simple black pupils. The eyes must be one of the most visually dominant features of the entire illustration. They should occupy a large portion of the face and should NOT be reduced in size in order to keep them close together. The eyes should feel comically oversized, exaggerated, and almost disproportionately large compared with the head, matching the reference image. The pupils should remain tiny compared with the white eyes. The nose should be a simple large dark oval\/rounded black nose; the mouth should match the uploaded reference; and the tongue should only be present if it is visible in the uploaded reference image.\n\nCRITICAL EYE PLACEMENT \u2014 FIXED FOR EVERY SPECIES AND BREED: The two large eyes MUST ALWAYS be positioned extremely close together in the exact central area of the face, regardless of the pet's species, breed, head shape, skull structure, muzzle length, or natural anatomical eye spacing. This is a fixed cartoon-design rule and MUST override realistic breed anatomy. The eyes must remain a tightly grouped pair, with their inner edges nearly touching or slightly overlapping. The gap between the eyes must be extremely small compared with the width of each eye. 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