You have two reference characters and a photo booth template that you want to combine into one cohesive, cute illustration.
The challenge is replacing the original small figures in your 4-panel photo booth layout with P2 and P3 while preserving the original style, poses, interactions, and all decorative elements.
Start by analyzing the current P1 template to understand its visual structure: the 4-panel grid layout, the pink-and-blue line art style, the simplified anime and Korean photo booth aesthetic, and the cute chibi-like proportions.
Note the specific pose in each panel—hugging in panel 1, playful peace sign from behind in panel 2, cute teasing interaction in panel 3, and hand-heart pose in panel 4.
Next, transform P2 and P3 into this same line-art style by simplifying their shapes, adjusting their proportions to match the chibi aesthetic, and ensuring clean sketch lines.
Replace the blue character consistently with P2 and the pink character with P3 across all four panels, maintaining their recognizability throughout. Preserve the original camera angles and character positions in each panel, keeping the interactions natural and playful. Finally, maintain all original decorative elements—the gray polka-dot background, heart doodles, bows, paw prints, speech bubbles, and sticker-like elements—without significant changes. Ensure the panel borders remain clear and the overall image reads as a photo booth collage rather than a standard illustration.
The result will be a charming 4-panel photo booth that seamlessly blends P2 and P3 into the original cute, sweet, playful couple aesthetic while preserving every essential design element.
