Pencil-drawn Sketch Illustration

Transform the uploaded photo of the subject into a high-resolution Pencil-drawn Sketch (no color, just pencil sketch) illustration, plain background. Preserve the subject’s face, exact expression, hairstyle, and all recognizable facial features; preserve the subject’s body position and gesture exactly as in the uploaded image; preserve the original outfit design and accessories. Render entirely in graphite pencil tones (no color) with a range of marks: precise contour lines, fine cross-hatching, varied tonal shading, soft smudged gradients for form, crisp highlights left as paper white, and textured pencil strokes for hair and fabric. Include refined facial detail (eyes, lashes, skin planes) and faithful hair texture with individual strands and natural flow. For clothing, show accurate fabric folds, seams, and accessory details using hatch and directional strokes to indicate material weight. Lighting: interpret the photo’s lighting in pencil values—strong core shadows, midtone volumes, and subtle reflected light—so the subject reads three-dimensionally. Composition: center the subject as in the photo, full or three-quarter body framing per the original crop, leaving negative space on a plain, lightly textured paper background. Style notes: adapt line weight to emphasize form (heavier lines for outer contours, lighter internal details), use selective high-detail focal areas (face, hands) with softer sketching elsewhere for depth of field. Output should look like an expert pencil portrait sketch that is faithful to the photo but clearly hand-drawn, expressive, and finished—no color, no digital painting effects, just realistic graphite pencil rendering on paper.