Create characters
with personality

// The style base (paste this first, it's the secret sauce) A cute hand-drawn cartoon chibi character illustration. Use clean, confident black marker linework on an off-white cream paper background with a subtle paper texture. Use simple flat colour fills (no gradients) for hair and specific props only. Add a soft light-pink blush on the cheeks. The drawing should feel like a professional artist's quick marker doodle: charming, slightly messy but intentional, and full of personality. // Then the character Character Name: [name] Anatomy & Pose: A solo full-body chibi character with a large round head (about half the total height) and a small expressive body. Standing in a [pose, e.g. twerking, mid-spin, shielding their head, bouncing] pose that captures their energy. Face & Expression: [expression, e.g. cheeky wink with tongue out, nonchalant 'heh' smirk, heart-eyes with a little drool]. Include details like [glasses, big teeth, dimples]. Hair: [colour] hair in a [style, e.g. voluminous butterfly cut, low ponytail, half-up bun]. [detail, e.g. dark roots with lighter tips, side parting]. Outfit: [clothing, e.g. baggy oversized tee and shorts, a classical dance outfit, a ballet tutu]. [accessories, e.g. a party hat, shutter shades, a hair clip]. Props & Vibe: Surround the character with [3 to 4 objects, e.g. a DJ console, a giant hammer, musical notes, a floating bottle, hearts, sparkles]. Text Elements: Include a small handwritten name label '[name]' and [number] speech bubbles with their catchphrases: "[phrase 1]" and "[phrase 2]". // How to turn a real person into a drawing (read them, then exaggerate) - A bit of a menace? Give them a giant weapon, or a split "angel and devil" face. - Always dancing? A big dynamic pose: a twerk, a spin, a bounce. - Always laughing? Eye-smiles (^^) and hands squishing their cheeks. - Obsessed with someone or something? Heart-eyes, maybe a tiny bit of drool. - Effortlessly chill? Half-lidded eyes and a "heh" smirk. - One signature habit? Float 1 or 2 little "totem" objects around them. // Pro tips - Only colour the hair and 1 or 2 key props. Leave the clothes white so the character pops. - Long catchphrase? Split it across two speech bubbles to keep it clean. - Always say "cream paper background" so it doesn't come out clinical white.