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Zero Drift in Expression — This Sketch Is All About Steadiness

Features and proportions locked down the entire time, only the style shifts — the green-and-white ink lines are drawn fine enough to prove it.

Nano Banana ProLine drawingInk sketchPortrait stylizationStyle conversion
✍️ The facial proportions stay locked, never allowed to shift — only the linework style changes. That's the real challenge in this kind of style transfer: not making it look alike, but making it hold steady — the face shape can't drift no matter how many times the style changes.
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Lock the facial features, proportions, and expression entirely to the uploaded reference image, applying only a style transformation — rendered as a line drawing/ink sketch. The color palette uses green-and-white ink, drawn on a notebook page, the linework refined to a fine, delicate finish, with no detail allowed to blur.
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