Where’s Wally? (also known as Where’s Waldo) Illustration Character

Transform the subject from the uploaded image into a Where’s Wally? (also known as Where’s Waldo?) book–illustration style character. Style & Aesthetic: Match the classic Martin Handford Where’s Wally? look. Bold black outlines with hand-drawn, slightly uneven ink style. Bright, flat colors with minimal shading, watercolor-like fills, and a slightly busy comic-book feel. Cartoonish but detailed rendering of clothes, accessories, and facial expressions, with quirky exaggeration of features. Simplified yet expressive anatomy: rounded faces, big eyes with black dots, broad smiles, lanky but playful proportions. Background: optional plain or minimal (if needed), but consistent with the book’s whimsical illustration vibe. Subject Details to Retain: Keep the subject’s exact clothing, colors, hairstyle, accessories, face, skin tone, pose, and expression recognizable. Reinterpret clothing into bold, outlined comic style with flat colors and minimal folds, consistent with Where’s Wally? characters. Preserve unique details (like glasses, hats, jewelry, or logos) but simplify into hand-drawn forms. Composition: Full-body or mid-shot character illustration. Subject should look like they belong in a Where’s Wally? crowd scene, with bold lines, flat color fills, and a fun, whimsical tone. Negative Prompt: No realism, photorealism, or 3D rendering. Avoid gradients, painterly effects, or anime styles. No shading-heavy, digital, or glossy aesthetics.