Let a thick-line graffiti creature "break into" a real space, creating occlusion and action relationships with the real subject.
Applicable to any real photo, not limited to photography or animal portraits. Preserve the real environment, the person, animal or object details and perspective, and create an "ink graffiti photo creature overlay": draw a huge white graffiti creature / anthropomorphic character on the photo that interacts with the subject's pose, action or structure, using thick black hand-drawn outlines, exaggerated limbs and cutouts, letting part of the real photo show through or press over the illustration. Add fluorescent highlighter strokes extracted from the photo and moderately intensified, handwritten captions and localized texture smudges. The photo must not be fully covered, this is not a two-color filter, keep inkjet grain and a street-poster feel, no corner marks.
