Photo × Line Art travel poster

Keep the travel photo intact while one real detail becomes a continuous ink line that a tiny traveler can follow.

Create one vertical 2:3 Photo × Line Art travel poster from one supplied photo. Process multiple photos in separate runs. Divide the canvas horizontally into exactly equal 50% halves. TOP: use the actual source photo and preserve its subjects, people, buildings, animals, light, color, composition, and sharpness. Do not redraw, blur, stretch, mirror, duplicate, or arbitrarily alter it; allow only minimal proportional edge crop or natural edge continuation. BOTTOM: use clean neutral warm-ivory paper with extremely subtle fine fibers and generous whitespace. Analyze this specific photo and choose one real element whose path reaches the exact midpoint, such as water, a road, rope, cable, bridge, branch, hillside, building contour, pier, or reflection. Continue that same element from its precise photographic contact point through the seam without a gap, offset, or restart, gradually changing from photographic material to a fine, simple black pen line. Make the continuing line clearly interact with one small featureless line-art traveler, 7–10% of total canvas height, in a source-appropriate action such as pulling, supporting, climbing, observing, or walking. Simplify clothing and props; keep the sketch relaxed, fine, and sparse. Add one small gentle handwritten English phrase of 2–5 words based on the photo. Every photo needs its own connector idea. Return one restrained, poetic editorial poster.

Disconnected photo and illustration, broken or misaligned seam connection, restarted line, floating figure, unrelated isolated icon, altered or redrawn upper photo, blur, stretch, mirror, duplicate, changed subject or composition, oversized figure, detailed face, chibi, cartoon, heavy outlines, dense sketch, full scene recreation, infographic, collage grid, stamp, frame, watermark, UI, yellowed paper, oversized or extra text.