Doodle Vector Character Portrait, shaped around character design and illustration art direction.
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Use as a creative starting point, then adapt the subject, composition, style, and constraints to your brief.
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Prompt Bookmarks @promptbookmarks Original source: x.comThe prompt
Transform the subject in the reference image into a stylized "Doodle-style" 2D vector illustration. The output must translate the person's likeness and "vibe" into a clean, minimalist character portrait. SUBJECT/CHARACTER DEFINITIONS CRITICAL: Facial features and likeness must STRICTLY match the provided reference image, simplified into the "Doodle" aesthetic. Adaptation: Convert the subject's hairstyle, facial hair, or unique accessories into bold, rounded, and simplified 2D shapes. Facial Details: Minimalist black dot eyes and a simple, expressive mouth. Maintain the specific head tilt and ear structure from the reference. Attire: Oversized, puffy streetwear (hoodies/puffers) with clean, thick black outlines. Note: No halo or head accessories unless present in the original reference. SCENE & LAYOUT Composition: Centered, bust-up portrait. Background: A smooth, two-tone linear gradient. CRITICAL: The color palette of the gradient must be inferred from the subject's perceived personality (e.g., warm oranges/pinks for energetic/friendly, cool blues/teals for calm/stoic, neon greens/purples for edgy/artistic). TECHNICAL SPECS Style: Flat 2D Vector Illustration, "Doodle" NFT aesthetic, bold monoline art. Linework: Thick, consistent black outlines with no tapering. Color: Vibrant, flat fills on the character; soft, professional gradient for the background. Atmosphere: Clean, modern, and personality-driven pop art. NEGATIVE PROMPT No halo, no wings, no 3D rendering, no realistic textures, no complex shading, no photographic elements, no messy or sketchy lines.
Refinement notes
Replace the central subject first, then adjust its pose, action, expression, or relationship to the scene.
Change the viewpoint, crop, negative space, light direction, and contrast before layering on more style words.
The saved reference uses 1:1. Change the aspect ratio to match the final placement before refining small details.
