An illustration of a wedding on the streets of Hong Kong, capturing a candid in-between moment rather than a posed photo.
[PEOPLE]
Use the uploaded character image(s) as reference. Keep each character's facial features, hair, and eyes consistent. Apply the art style, linework, shading, and color palette of the reference image across the entire illustration, including people, architecture, vehicles, and signage. The style must remain an illustration, never photographic.
[STYLING]
Bride: black cat-eye sunglasses, white tiered ruffle organza dress with sheer puff sleeves, a short tulle veil fluttering in the wind, and chunky black boots. She is laughing and holding a loose bunch of long-stem magenta lilies.
Groom: black rectangular sunglasses, dark brown leather jacket, black wide-leg trousers, and black boots. Expression is neutral, not smiling.
[SCENE & COMPOSITION]
They cross a busy downtown intersection hand-in-hand, the groom half a step ahead, her veil blown sideways. The couple is positioned small and slightly off-center in the frame. The background features pink, mint, and yellow tong lau residential blocks, metal window grilles, air conditioning units, neon Chinese shop signs, and overhead tram wires. A red Hong Kong taxi passes by, alongside thick yellow painted road markings. The street is full of messy urban life: passersby, parked scooters, hanging laundry.
[LIGHTING & STYLE]
Harsh early-afternoon sunlight with sharp, crisp divisions between light and deep shadow, with no soft airbrushed gradients. The urban background is rendered in complete, sharp detail all the way back, with no depth-of-field blur or atmospheric haze.
[LETTERING]
Across the lower third, centered: "[Text Input]" in a clean, thin, wide-tracked white sans-serif font. Below it, two centered lines of very small white serif text. Flat and crisp typography without drop shadows or backing boxes.
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