Edit the uploaded photo into a selective pen-and-ink social cutout: transform only the human subjects into detailed monochrome illustration while leaving the entire surrounding scene as a photograph. Preserve the original composition, camera angle, framing, poses, facial identities, expressions, body proportions, and every non-person element exactly—tables, chairs, food, drinks, glassware, lamps, walls, windows, fabrics, floors, plants, signage and background blur must remain photographic with their native colors, textures, reflections, shadows and depth of field unchanged.
Render each person as if drawn with fine archival ink and soft graphite on cream sketch paper: crisp contour lines, delicate hatching and cross-hatching for hair, skin shading, clothing folds, buttons, seams and accessories, with natural grayscale tonal modeling rather than flat fill. Faces should stay lifelike and recognizable, with expressive linework around eyes, smiles and gestures. Give every illustrated figure a clean paper-white cutout border, slightly irregular like a hand-traced sticker, separating them from the real environment. The cutout edge should be consistent in width and follow the silhouette precisely without swallowing details.
Integrate the sketched people convincingly into the photo: match the original perspective, eye level, scale and occlusion; let real objects pass in front of or behind them correctly; add only subtle contact shading where needed so they feel seated or standing in the space, not floating. Keep the background fully photorealistic, including bokeh, lens blur, warm practical lights and ambient color cast. The final image should read as a candid social photograph interrupted by elegant editorial ink illustrations of the guests.
Quality: high-resolution, sharp photographic background, precise drawing linework, balanced grayscale contrast, no noise in the illustrated areas beyond intentional paper/tooth texture. Avoid: cartoon coloring, manga style, heavy black comic outlines, sketching furniture or props, turning the whole image into a drawing, distorted faces, changed poses, missing limbs, plastic smoothing, watermarks, harsh drop shadows, neon edges, inconsistent line weights, or any alteration of the real setting.
