Doodle Alter-Ego Editorial

Create a single 4:5 vertical editorial photo-real image of a young woman standing beside a black hand-drawn doodle alter ego on a plain indoor wall. The real person is a shy young East Asian woman with long dark brown hair and straight bangs, full body, positioned on the left third of the frame, leaning lightly against an off-white concrete wall, smiling bashfully with one hand covering her mouth and the other arm relaxed down. She wears a cream fitted camisole, dark denim cutoff shorts, bracelets, and black platform flip-flops. Use soft natural sunlight from the upper left, with diagonal window-shadow shapes on the wall and concrete floor, realistic skin, realistic fabric, quiet minimal background, no text. On the right two-thirds of the wall, draw exactly 1 energetic manga-style black ink doodle character as if sketched directly on the wall: a cartoon version of the same woman with long hair and bangs, huge laughing open mouth, closed happy eyes, freckles, sleeveless top, dark shorts, bracelets, and flip-flops. The doodle character is mid-jump with arms stretched wide, one leg bent backward, body tilted forward, and one sketched hand reaching toward the real woman’s shoulder as if her chaotic inner self is bursting out beside her. The doodle should be monochrome black line art with expressive hatching, messy sketch strokes, motion lines, and no color fill except black ink shading. Surround the doodle with exactly 15 decorative doodle elements: 4 stars/sparkles, 3 hearts, 2 cloud puffs, 1 speech bubble containing a heart, 1 exclamation mark cluster above the head, and 4 short motion-burst line groups. Keep the contrast between the composed real woman and the wild doodle persona clear and humorous. Composition should feel like a trendy social-media portrait, clean wall backdrop, realistic photography blended seamlessly with wall-drawn illustration, high detail, natural perspective, no collage, no split panels, no watermark.