Haunted Doodles: You, Real — Halloween, Hand-Drawn

Use case: identity-preserve
Input image: the attached photo containing one or more people.

Primary request: Keep the photo and every person in it fully photorealistic, in their original colors, then draw playful Halloween doodles directly on top of the photo, as if someone decorated the printed picture with a white paint marker and a little orange ink.

Identity invariants: preserve each person's face, skin tone, hair, expression, body, pose, and clothing exactly. Never redraw, restyle, or cover a face with doodles.

Doodle costume: sketch a simple vampire costume onto the main person with loose hand-drawn lines — for example horns, a witch hat, a cape outline, fangs drawn beside the mouth, or skeleton bones traced over the clothing — so it reads as drawn ON the photo, not part of it.

Doodle scene: surround them with hand-drawn Halloween doodles that interact with the real scene: a cute ghost peeking from behind their shoulder, bats flying out of the background, jack-o'-lanterns sitting on real surfaces, spiderwebs in the corners, tiny stars and sparkle marks, and motion lines.

Style: bold white marker linework with uneven, hand-drawn strokes, small orange ink accents on pumpkins and eyes, flat fills only, no shading. Doodles must look clearly 2D and hand-made against the realistic 3D photo.

Composition: keep the original crop, angle, and lighting. Leave the face and eyes clear. Use a vertical 4:5 frame if the photo allows.

Avoid: changing the person, gore, realistic monsters, text, logos, watermarks, and doodles that hide the face.