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Whiteboard Marker Character Drawing

A photo of a whiteboard with a one-color marker drawing of a kimono-clad figure in profile and two caps lines; color, subject, style and text are controls.

Made for GPT ImageIllustration & ArtRevision 5

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The single dry-erase marker the whole drawing is made in — one standard marker color, since this is single-ink line work with no shading to fall back on

Who is drawn on the whiteboard — the kimono, katana and closed eyes are already set, so spend the words on the face, hair and hands

The top handwritten word beside the figure — all caps, usually a title, and one or two words fills the space without crowding the drawing

The word written directly beneath line 1 — usually the character's name, in the same caps so the two lines read as one stacked lockup

Your prompt

A realistic photograph of a whiteboard with a highly detailed dry-erase marker drawing of . The character is drawn in a style, shown in profile with eyes closed, wearing a traditional kimono with a katana tucked into his belt. To the left of the character, handwritten text in all-caps reads "" with "" written directly below it. The whiteboard has a glossy surface with realistic light reflections and glare on the left side, and a thin metallic frame is visible at the bottom edge, giving the impression of an authentic classroom or office environment.

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When to use it

Use when you want fan art that looks hand-drawn on an office whiteboard, with a title and a name lettered beside it.

How to get the best result

  • Pick one standard marker color; the whole drawing is made in that single marker, with no second color to shade with.
  • Spend the subject on face, hair and hands; the kimono, katana, profile view and closed eyes are already fixed.
  • Keep both text lines to one or two caps words; they stack to the left of the figure and read as a title over a name.

Watch-outs

  • The two caps lines are rendered as real text; quote them exactly, since loosely described text comes back as gibberish.
  • The figure is drawn in profile with eyes closed whatever you write; a subject facing the camera creates a conflict.
  • Choosing 3D or Charts from the art style list fights the marker line drawing; pick a sketch or manga style.

Source and attribution

License
MIT
Example cases by
nicdunz

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