Crayon Drawing Photo Converter Prompt

Recreate the entire photo as a single crayon/pastel drawing illustration. Simplify the details significantly so it looks like it was hand-drawn by a 10-year-old child using crayons or colored pencils. Do not use the original colors from the photo — instead, use warm, playful, child-like color choices (skin tones can be exaggerated slightly warmer/orange, hair can be simplified into bold strokes). The drawing should have visible crayon texture, uneven and slightly wobbly outlines, imperfect shading, and simple cross-hatching strokes, just like a real child's artwork. Place the portrait on a plain white paper background. Add a few small, random decorative doodles around the subject — such as stars, hearts, squiggly lines, or scribbles — in bright, mismatched crayon colors, positioned playfully around the portrait like a child would add them. Keep the subject's facial features, expression, and pose recognizable, but rendered in a naive, charming, imperfect child-drawing style. The overall mood should feel warm, wholesome, nostalgic, and adorably imperfect — like a treasured drawing brought home from school. Single image, no other content, no realistic photographic elements.