Hong Kong Street Wedding Sketch

An illustration of a wedding on the streets of Hong Kong — a candid in-between moment, not a posed key visual. [PEOPLE] Use the uploaded character image(s) as reference. Keep each character's hair, eyes and face exactly. Match the art style of the upload and apply it to the whole picture — people, buildings, vehicles, signage. Same linework, same shading, same colour. Never photographic. [STYLING] Bride — black cat-eye sunglasses, white tiered ruffle organza dress with sheer puff sleeves, a short tulle veil lifting in the wind, chunky black boots. Laughing. She holds a loose bunch of long-stem magenta lilies. Groom — black rectangular sunglasses, dark brown leather jacket, black wide-leg trousers, black boots. Not smiling. [SCENE] They cross a downtown intersection hand in hand, the groom half a step ahead, her veil blown sideways. Behind them: pink, mint and yellow tong lau blocks, window grilles, aircon units, Chinese shop signs, tram wires. A red taxi passes. Thick yellow road markings. [LOOK] Harsh early-afternoon sun. Lit and shadowed areas split with a crisp edge — no soft even glow, no airbrushed gradients. Draw the background in full detail, crisp all the way back, no blur or haze. Keep them small and off-centre, and leave the street messy: passersby, scooters, shop signs, hanging laundry. Vertical 3:4, no watermark. A drawing, not a photograph. [LETTERING] Across the lower third, centred: "Text Input" in a thin, wide-tracked white sans-serif, spelled exactly. Below it two centred lines of very small white serif text. Flat and clean, no shadow or box.