Stilübertragung in Kinder-Filzstiftzeichnung

Redraw the subject from the reference photo as a children's marker drawing on a horizontal white sheet of paper. Extract the most identifiable outer contours, pose, local symbols, functional parts, and signature colors, compressing complex details into a few simple, large shapes. The subject features bold, thick black hand-drawn outlines, loose internal lines, and playful, innocent proportions rather than realistic anatomy. Position the subject in the center or lower middle, surrounded by ample clean white negative space. Coloring uses limited high-saturation marker blocks: one primary signature color for the main mass, an auxiliary bold color for structural elements, and small pops of bright color on key details. Black anchors the outlines, while the plain white paper acts as highlights and background. The color blocks show authentic hand-drawn textures, including dry-marker streaks, unfilled white gaps, overlapping strokes, slight ink bleed, and line-color misalignment. No realistic shading, smooth gradients, or 3D rendering. The background remains bare white paper accented only with sparse hand-drawn action lines: red, blue, and black doodle speed lines, zigzags, wavy squiggles, dust clouds, or exclamation marks indicating motion and sound. Complex textures are abstracted into naive symbolic shapes. If any text appears, render it as crude handwritten onomatopoeia or casual marker scribbles.