Graphite Pencil Editorial Sketch Illustration

Use the uploaded image as the ONLY visual reference. Recreate the image as a loose graphite pencil editorial sketch, similar to a quick mid-century magazine illustration drawing. CRITICAL — IDENTITY LOCK - Preserve the exact person, pose, facial structure, hairstyle, clothing, and proportions from the uploaded photo. - Maintain the same camera angle, composition, and scene layout. - Do NOT beautify or change the subject’s identity. - The output must clearly look like the same photo but redrawn in pencil. STYLE CONVERSION Render the image as a rough hand-drawn pencil sketch. IMPORTANT STYLE CHARACTERISTICS - Loose sketch lines rather than precise outlines - Thin graphite pencil strokes - Imperfect hand-drawn linework - Slight wobble and natural human drawing inconsistency - Visible sketch construction lines - Minimal shading SHADING STYLE - Very light graphite shading - Loose cross-hatching rather than smooth gradients - Sparse tonal shading - Avoid detailed rendering - Shadows indicated quickly with rough pencil strokes - Large areas left unshaded LINE WORK - Thin, scratchy pencil lines - Lines should look quickly sketched - No heavy outlines - Lines can overlap and remain slightly messy - Allow incomplete lines DETAIL LEVEL - Simplified facial detail - Clothing folds indicated with a few sketch strokes - Hair drawn with quick directional lines - Background simplified with light sketch marks PAPER - Off-white sketchbook paper tone - Subtle paper texture visible - Slight graphite smudging allowed IMPORTANT The drawing should look like a **quick editorial sketch or rough concept drawing**, not a fully rendered graphite artwork. Avoid: - hyper-realistic pencil shading - smooth gradients - overly detailed skin texture - highly polished drawing The final image should feel like it was drawn quickly in a sketchbook with graphite pencil.