Living in Southern California, we enjoy lots of sunshine almost all year, but we don’t get much of the beautiful, colorful fall scenery you see in other places. That’s what inspired me to create a little fall magic using ChatGPT and my golden retrievers’ photos

I uploaded a favorite photo of KB and KENZO and transformed it into a beautiful heart-shaped fall leaves portrait, surrounded by colorful autumn foliage, golden trees, a bright blue sky, and soft white clouds.

I loved how the photo turned out, so I decided to create individual fall portraits of each of my Goldens, too.

If you’re a dog parent who loves taking photos of your pup, here’s how you can turn your dog’s photo into a heart-shaped fall-leaves portrait using ChatGPT.

Steps to Turn Your Dog’s Photo Into a Heart-Shaped Fall Leaves Portrait

Step 1: Choose a Clear Photo of Your Dog

The most important part is choosing the right photo.

For the best results, upload a clear, high-quality photo where:

– Your dog’s face is fully visible and facing forward toward the camera.
– Your dog’s eyes, nose, and facial features are easy to see.
– The photo has good lighting and is not blurry.
– Your dog’s face is not hidden by objects or heavy shadows.

I used a photo of KB and KENZO wearing their Fall dog collar bandana, sitting together, and both facing forward with happy expressions.

If you’re using a photo of two or more dogs, make sure each dog’s face is clearly visible.

Step 2: Upload Your Dog’s Photo to ChatGPT

Open ChatGPT and upload your chosen dog photo.

Once your photo is attached, copy and paste the prompt below. ChatGPT will use your image as a reference to generate a new autumn portrait.

Copy and Paste This Fall Leaves Dog Portrait AI Prompt

AI Prompt:

Using the uploaded image, transform the dog or dogs into a beautiful, photorealistic autumn portrait viewed from below, as if the camera is inside a bed of fall leaves looking upward through a heart-shaped opening.

Preserve each dog’s authentic facial features, fur color, expression, body proportions, and recognizable appearance. Keep the dog looking natural, happy, and true to the original photo. Preserve any bow ties, bandanas, or collars.

Create a naturally formed heart-shaped opening made of layered autumn leaves in burgundy, copper, rust, burnt orange, golden yellow, warm brown, and soft amber. Include maple, oak, and birch leaves with realistic veins, curled edges, and overlapping textures.

Keep the heart shape clearly visible but slightly imperfect and organic. Add softly blurred foreground leaves to create depth.

Position the dog’s head and upper chest inside the heart-shaped opening, leaning slightly forward and looking down toward the camera with a joyful expression. If multiple dogs are in the photo, position them together naturally within the heart. Keep their faces in sharp focus.

Inside the heart opening, show a vivid blue autumn sky with soft, fluffy white clouds. Add delicate golden branches, wispy autumn treetops, and softly blurred seasonal plants in the background.

Use warm natural sunlight, realistic shadows, soft highlights, and gentle background bokeh.

The overall image should look like a high-resolution, professional autumn dog photograph with a cozy, whimsical, heartwarming feeling.

Aspect ratio: 9:16 vertical.

No text.

Can You Change the Image Size?

Yes! You can easily change the image size by editing the aspect ratio at the end of the prompt.

Here are a few options:

– 9:16 vertical: Great for Instagram Stories, Reels, and phone wallpapers.
– 4:5 vertical: Ideal for Instagram feed posts.
– 1:1 square: Great for square social media photos.
– 3:4 vertical: A nice option for portrait-style images.

Choose whichever format works best for you.

Can You Create Individual Dog Portraits From a Group Photo?

Absolutely! This is another fun way I used this prompt.

After creating a fall portrait featuring both KB and KENZO, I asked ChatGPT to create a separate image for each dog.

You can simply ask:

“Create a separate portrait of each dog from my uploaded photo. Keep the same heart-shaped autumn leaves design, but make each dog the only subject in their own image.”

You can also specify which dog you want by saying “Use only the dog on the left” or “Use only the dog on the right.”

Just remember that AI-generated images may not always reproduce every facial detail perfectly. If something looks different, you can ask ChatGPT to adjust it using your original photo as a reference.

Try This Fall Leaves Photo Transformation With Your Dog

One of the things I enjoy most about using ChatGPT for dog photo transformations is seeing how an everyday photo can become something completely different.

I especially love this heart-shaped opening surrounded by colorful fall leaves. It’s such a sweet way to highlight your dog’s happy face while creating a fun fall-inspired image.

Give this prompt a try with your favorite dog photo. You can create one portrait, include multiple dogs, or make individual versions just like I did with KB and KENZO.

More AI Photo Transformations for Dog Lovers

Looking for more creative ways to transform your dog’s photos using ChatGPT?

Visit our AI for Dog Lovers Collection for more fun AI dog photo transformations, easy-to-follow tutorials, and copy-and-paste prompts you can try with your own dog photos.

I’ve been seeing the Doodle Memory Grid Portrait trend on Threads, and I just had to try it with photos of my golden retrievers, KB and KENZO.

Since it’s October, I thought their Halloween photos would be perfect for testing this fun ChatGPT photo trend. I also tried one of my favorite fall photos of them surrounded by beautiful orange marigolds.

I wasn’t sure how the illustrations would turn out, but I loved seeing how ChatGPT picked out little details from each photograph and turned them into cute, hand-drawn doodles.

Now I have three Doodle Memory Grid Portraits of KB & KENZO, and I’m sharing how you can create your own.

What Is a Doodle Memory Grid Portrait?

A Doodle Memory Grid Portrait is an AI photo transformation that combines your original photograph with a collection of hand-drawn illustrations.

The finished poster has two sections:

Top half: Your original photograph, with subtle adjustments to fit the design.
Bottom half: Nine doodle illustrations arranged in a 3×3 grid that highlight memorable details from the photograph.

The doodles have a playful, sketchbook-inspired appearance, with colored-pencil textures, imperfect outlines, and little handwritten notes.

What I especially like about this trend is that the illustrations tell a small story about the original photo. It’s almost like creating a scrapbook page without drawing everything yourself.

BOO Halloween Photo Gets a Doodle Makeover

For the first photo, I chose one I captured myself.

KB is dressed as a friendly ghost, while KENZO is wearing his adorable Halloween-ghost bow tie. They’re sitting beside a BOO decoration with several smiling ghost characters.

KB’s ghost costume always makes me smile, especially because you can still see his happy face peeking through!

ChatGPT turned their costumes, the BOO sign, and the little ghost decorations into nine separate illustrations.

I especially loved the doodle of KB wearing his ghost costume. It captured one of my favorite details from that photo.

Turning Spooky Halloween Photo Into Doodle Memories

For my second Doodle Memory Grid Portrait, I used another Halloween photograph of KB & KENZO taken by the talented photographer Anabel.

The photo has a spooky forest background, glowing pumpkins, skeleton decorations, and, of course, my two Goldens.

KB is happily resting beside a skeleton, while KENZO is busy investigating another skeleton’s face. I love how the original photo captures their different personalities!

When I uploaded the photo to ChatGPT, it transformed those Halloween details into little doodles, including the skeletons, spooky trees, bats, pumpkins, and the two dogs.

The illustrations reminded me of a cute Halloween storybook. It was such a fun way to give this special photo another look.

From Halloween to Fall: Our Marigold Memories

Of course, I couldn’t stop at Halloween.

I wanted to see how the same prompt would work with a completely different photograph, so I uploaded a fall photo I captured of KB & KENZO surrounded by beautiful orange marigolds.

Both were wearing their fall-themed bow tie outfits, and I just love their happy expressions in this photo.

This transformation turned out especially cute!

ChatGPT illustrated their smiling faces, colorful bow ties, marigold flowers, and even their paws.

My favorite detail is the little handwritten message at the bottom:

Two smiles, one golden day.

That simple phrase made the poster feel even more special to me.

How to Create Your Own Doodle Memory Grid Portrait with ChatGPT

If you’d like to try this AI photo trend, here’s how I created mine.

1. Choose a favorite photograph. It can be a photo of your dog, family, friends, a vacation, flowers, or another memorable moment.
2. Open ChatGPT. Start a new chat and upload your photograph.
3. Copy and paste the Doodle Memory Grid Portrait prompt. The prompt gives ChatGPT instructions for creating the photograph-and-doodle layout.
4. Generate your portrait. Let ChatGPT create your illustrated memory poster.
5. Review the results. Check the details, especially your subject’s appearance and any handwritten words. You can request adjustments if something doesn’t look quite right.

That’s it!

You can also upload several photographs. The prompt asks ChatGPT to create a separate poster for each image rather than combining them into one collage.

My Photo Tips for Better Doodle Memory Grid Portraits

After trying the prompt with KB & KENZO’s photographs, I have a few suggestions.

Start with a horizontal photograph. I found that horizontal photos work well with this design. Since the finished poster is vertical, ChatGPT has room to arrange the photo in the upper section.

Be aware that vertical photos may be expanded. If you upload a vertical photograph, ChatGPT may slightly extend the surrounding scenery to fit the poster. Always check that your subject still looks like the original.

Choose photos with interesting details. Colorful clothing, decorations, flowers, and other distinctive elements give ChatGPT more inspiration for the nine illustrations.

Look closely at the finished artwork. AI can sometimes change small details, facial expressions, or lettering. If that happens, try regenerating the image or refining your instructions.

Most importantly, have fun experimenting! Every photograph has its own little details that can become part of the illustrated memory grid.

Get the Doodle Memory Grid Portrait ChatGPT Prompt

I first discovered this trending idea on Threads and thought it would be fun to try with KB & KENZO’s photographs.

I rewrote and adapted the prompt so it would be easy to use with different types of photos, not just dogs or Halloween pictures.

ChatGPT PROMPT for Doodle Memory Grid Portrait

Create a Doodle Memory Grid Portrait from my uploaded photo(s)

Transform each uploaded photograph into a beautifully designed, editorial-style keepsake poster that combines realistic photography with playful, hand-sketched illustrations.

If I upload several photos, create a separate finished poster for each one. Do not merge different photographs into a single design.

1. Poster Format & Layout

Use a 3:4 vertical aspect ratio with two equally sized horizontal sections.

* Upper section (50%): Original photograph
* Lower section (50%): Illustrated memory grid

Both sections should complement each other, creating one cohesive visual story.

2. Upper Section — Preserve the Original Photograph

Feature the uploaded photo as the main image, maintaining the subjects’ authentic appearance, facial features, body proportions, poses, textures, and expressions.

Preserve the original atmosphere, colors, natural lighting, and shadows.

Apply only subtle adjustments to give the photograph a sophisticated editorial finish, similar to a fine-art photography publication or collectible magazine print.

If additional space is needed to fit the layout, extend the surrounding scenery naturally. Never stretch, reshape, or significantly modify the original subjects.

3. Lower Section — Nine Illustrated Memories

Carefully observe the photograph and select nine distinctive visual details that best represent its story, personality, setting, and mood.

Reimagine these details as nine charming, simplified illustrations arranged in a relaxed 3×3 memory grid.

Possible subjects include people, animals, expressions, gestures, clothing, accessories, meaningful objects, architectural details, nature, food, activities, or small background elements.

You may also include simple emotional symbols that reflect the moment.

Each illustration should represent something recognizable or meaningfully connected to the photograph above.

Do not recreate the entire photograph as a drawing. Instead, turn its individual details into a collection of playful visual memories.

4. Illustration Style — Hand-Drawn Doodles

Use an intentionally imperfect, handmade illustration style inspired by personal sketchbooks and childhood drawings.

Include:

– Gently uneven black outlines with varied line thickness
– Simple, slightly whimsical shapes
– Soft colored-pencil and crayon shading
– Visible paper grain and subtle sketch marks
– Light, unfinished edges and occasional open outlines
– Small areas of flat color that complement the original photograph

Avoid photorealistic illustrations, polished vector graphics, heavy digital shading, and overly saturated colors.

The artwork should look naturally hand-drawn rather than computer-perfect.

5. Organic Grid & Handwritten Details

Arrange the nine illustrated elements in three loose rows and three columns.

Maintain a clear visual rhythm while allowing individual drawings to vary slightly in scale, position, and orientation.

The grid should feel organic, not rigid or mathematical.

Use a warm white or softly textured paper background with generous breathing room between illustrations.

Add a short, creative handwritten heading inspired by the photograph.

Include brief handwritten labels or little notes where appropriate.

A few tiny decorative elements, such as stars, hearts, curved lines, or simple marks, may be scattered throughout the design.

Optional: Add a small handwritten closing phrase at the bottom to give the poster a personal scrapbook feeling.

Keep the lettering readable, correctly spelled, and visually balanced.

If grid lines are visible, make them barely noticeable, like faint pencil guidelines.

6. Final Look & Creative Direction

The completed poster should blend authentic photography, nostalgic doodle illustrations, tactile crayon textures, and handwritten storytelling.

Aim for the feeling of a thoughtfully designed art print combined with a personal memory journal.

Keep the composition charming, creative, uncluttered, and visually cohesive.

Important: Preserve the integrity of the original photograph, maintain the exact 50/50 layout, and ensure all nine illustrations are inspired by details or emotions connected to that specific image.

– End of the Prompt –

Tip: Customize the Poster Size

The prompt below uses a 3:4 vertical aspect ratio, but you can change it to 4:5 if you plan to share your Doodle Memory Grid Portrait on Instagram.

Simply replace “3:4 vertical aspect ratio” with “4:5 vertical aspect ratio” in the prompt before generating your image.

Both formats work beautifully! The important part is keeping the photograph and illustrated memory grid evenly divided, with each taking up 50% of the poster.

So copy the prompt, open ChatGPT, upload your favorite photo, and see what it creates.

Whether it’s a dog portrait, family memory, vacation photo, beautiful garden, or seasonal celebration, there are so many possibilities.

A Fun New Way to Keep Our Favorite Memories

As a dog mom, I take so many photographs of KB & KENZO. Some capture their adventures, others show their silly expressions, and many are simply everyday moments I want to remember.

I still love the original photographs most because they’re the real moments I captured. But seeing some of those memories reimagined with cute doodles gives me another creative way to enjoy them.

I’m already thinking about other KB & KENZO photos I can try.

Try the AI Doodle Memory Grid Portrait trend using ChatGPT! Which photo would you turn into a Doodle Memory Grid Portrait?

More FUN AI Photo transformation using ChatGPT on our AI For Dog Lovers Collection Page.

I’ve been seeing this AI photo and watercolor illustration trend on Threads, and of course, it got my curiosity.

The style immediately caught my attention because it takes one photo and turns it into something that feels like a little piece of art. The top half keeps the original photograph, while the bottom half reimagines the same moment as a small handmade watercolor-style illustration on textured paper.

So, I had to try it with photos of my golden retrievers, KB and KENZO.

I saw several prompts for this trend and used one as a starting point, then tweaked it to better create the look I wanted—especially keeping the original photo recognizable while creating a simple illustrated version underneath.

What I love most about this AI trend is the soft watercolor effect. It’s subtle, minimal, and artistic without taking away from the original photo. I also love all the empty space surrounding the small illustration. It gives the finished image a quiet, almost storybook or art-book feel.

And, of course, seeing one of KB and KENZO’s Golden Hug moments transformed this way made it even more special.

What Is the AI Photo Watercolor Illustration Trend?

This AI trend combines two different versions of the same photo into one vertical image.

The upper half features the original photograph with a natural, editorial look.

The lower half transforms the main subject from the photo into a small watercolor-style illustration placed on a warm, textured paper background.

The illustration isn’t meant to reproduce every detail in the photograph. Instead, it simplifies the scene while preserving the most recognizable parts — such as your dog’s appearance, pose, expression, and interaction.

That simplicity is what makes this effect so pretty.

How to Create an AI Watercolor Poster From Your Dog Photo

You only need a favorite dog photo and an AI image generator that allows you to upload an image and use it as a visual reference. For this example, I used ChatGPT.

Step 1: Choose Your Dog Photo

Start with a photo where your dog is clearly visible.

Photos with a meaningful pose, expression, or interaction work especially well.

For my images, I used several photos of my dogs, KB and KENZO, sharing their Golden Hugs. Their pose naturally gives the illustration a recognizable focal point.

You can also try:

– a portrait of one dog
– two dogs sitting together
– your dog on an adventure
– a special vacation photo
– a seasonal photo
– a favorite everyday moment

The background can be simple or detailed because the AI will simplify many of those elements in the illustrated portion.

Step 2: Upload Your Photo

Upload your chosen dog photo to your AI image generator.

Make sure the photo is attached before entering the prompt so the AI can use your actual image as its reference.

Step 3: Copy and Paste This AI Watercolor Prompt

Here is the modified prompt I used in ChatGPT.

Create a high-end editorial poster from my uploaded photo in a strict 3:4 vertical composition. Divide the canvas horizontally into two exactly equal sections, with the top half occupying 50% of the image and the bottom half occupying 50%.

Top half: Preserve the original photograph as faithfully as possible. Keep the subjects, identity, facial features, expressions, pose, body proportions, objects, and spatial relationships unchanged. Preserve the realistic photographic texture, natural lighting, shadows, atmosphere, and original color mood. Apply only subtle, sophisticated editorial color grading so it feels like a premium magazine photograph or independent art publication. If needed, extend the surrounding background naturally and seamlessly to fit the composition, but do not stretch, distort, or alter the main subjects.

Bottom half: Reinterpret the most recognizable visual elements of the original photograph as a minimalist handmade watercolor-style illustration on warm off-white textured paper. Preserve the essential subject, silhouette, proportions, key pose, and emotional relationship. Simplify unnecessary details while keeping the image immediately recognizable. Use delicate, slightly imperfect hand-drawn lines, soft watercolor and subtle gouache-style brushwork, flat painted shapes, visible paper grain, handmade texture, and slightly irregular organic edges.

Keep the main illustrated subject small, centered, and carefully composed, occupying approximately 10–20% of the bottom half, with a large amount of negative space around it. Use only a few minimal illustrated elements from the original environment when needed.

Extract the dominant colors from the original photograph and compress them into no more than 4 main colors. Keep the palette restrained, harmonious, and refined.

Do not include text or typography.

The final result should feel quiet, poetic, refined, minimal, handmade, artistic, and editorial — like an independent art book cover. Avoid cartoon styling, colored-pencil texture, crayon texture, glossy digital illustration, 3D rendering, or busy decorative compositions.

Step 4: Generate Your Image

Once your photo and prompt are ready, generate the image.

One thing to remember with AI image creation is that every result can be a little different.

Even when you use the same prompt, the size of the illustration, amount of background detail, watercolor texture, or interpretation of your dog may vary.

That is part of experimenting with AI art.

If the first version isn’t quite what you imagined, generate another one or make a small adjustment to the prompt.

Step 5: Make Small Changes If Needed

You don’t necessarily need to rewrite the entire prompt.

Instead, tell the AI exactly what you want changed.

For examples:
– Make the watercolor illustration smaller and leave more empty space around it.
– Simplify the background illustration.

Small follow-up edits can often get you much closer to the look you want.

Try This AI Watercolor Trend With Your Dog Photos

If you enjoy turning your favorite dog photos into creative AI artwork, give this photo + watercolor illustration trend a try.

Choose a photo that makes you smile, upload it, copy the prompt, and see how AI reimagines that moment as a simple watercolor-style illustration.

Try it with portraits, adventures, seasonal photos, or one of those everyday moments with your dog that you never want to forget.

And remember — every AI creation will be a little different, which is part of the fun.

Give it a try with your dog photos and see what kind of little watercolor artwork you create.

For More AI Fun for Dog Lovers

Want to try more creative ways to transform your dog photos with AI and ChatGPT? Check out our AI for Dog Lovers collection for more fun AI photo ideas, prompts, and tutorials you can use with your own dog photos.

There are so many fun AI trends that transform ordinary photos into imaginative works of art. One of my favorites is the crayon-style drawing AI trend, which makes a photograph look as though it were drawn by a 5- or 10-year-old child.

Of course, I had to try this photo trend with some of KB & KENZO’s photos. The finished drawing feels playful, nostalgic, and almost like a special piece of refrigerator art featuring my two favorite golden retrievers.

What Is the Childlike Crayon-Style AI Photo Trend?

The childlike crayon-style trend transforms a photograph into a simple drawing made with wobbly outlines, uneven coloring, visible crayon strokes, and slightly exaggerated shapes.

The charm of this style is its imperfection. The coloring may extend outside the lines, the proportions may not be completely accurate, and some areas may look scribbled or unfinished.

That is exactly what makes the finished image so cute.

Instead of looking like polished digital art, it feels personal, innocent, and handmade—almost as though a child carefully drew a picture of your dog to display on the refrigerator.

Why This Crayon-Style Dog Art Is So Much Fun

Dog photos already capture so much personality. Turning one into a crayon-style drawing adds another layer of sweetness and creativity.

You can preserve your dog’s recognizable face, pose, and expression while adding bright colors, flowers, hearts, stars, rainbows, clouds, and other cheerful doodles.

For me, the best part is seeing KB & KENZO transformed into playful little crayon characters while still recognizing their individual expressions and coat colors.

It is also a fun way to give a fun dog photo a completely different look without needing any drawing experience.

How to Turn Your Dog Photo Into a Childlike Crayon-Style Drawing

Step 1: Choose a Clear, Well-Lit Dog Photo

Start with a photo in which your dog’s face, body, and pose are easy to see.

A clear image gives the AI more information to work with and can help preserve your dog’s most recognizable features. Photos with simple or uncluttered backgrounds are often easier to transform into a clean crayon-style drawing.

For a photo with more than one dog, choose an image where each dog is clearly visible and not blocking the other.

Step 2: Choose an AI Image Tool

This style can be created with ChatGPT or another AI image-editing tool that allows you to upload a photograph and provide written editing instructions.

For my example, I used ChatGPT.

Step 3: Upload Your Dog Photo and Add Your Prompt

Upload the dog photo you want to transform. Then, copy and paste either the simple prompt or the detailed prompt below.

Simple Crayon-Style Prompt

Turn the attached photo into a children’s crayon drawing, as though it were drawn by a young child. Use thick, uneven crayon outlines, simple shapes, and slightly messy coloring that does not stay perfectly inside the lines. Add visible wax crayon marks and a plain white paper background. Keep the dog’s main features, pose, and expression recognizable. Add a few simple decorations, such as a sun, grass, stars, flowers, hearts, or a rainbow.

Detailed Crayon-Style Prompt

Turn the attached image into a simple crayon drawing that looks like it was made by a 10-year-old child. Replace realistic details with soft, uneven shapes, wobbly outlines, and visible wax crayon marks. The coloring should look imperfect, with scribbled strokes, small gaps, uneven edges, and colors that sometimes overlap. Avoid sharp lines, smooth shading, or a polished digital appearance.

Use a bright and cheerful color palette instead of copying the exact colors from the original photo. Place the drawing on a mostly white background with a light paper texture, so it looks like real artwork made on a sheet of drawing paper.

Add playful decorations around the main subjects, such as hand-drawn hearts, stars, flowers, clouds, rainbows, sparkles, candy, and other cute doodles. Scatter them naturally throughout the scene without covering the important parts of the image.

Keep the main subjects, poses, and general layout recognizable, but give them slightly exaggerated, childlike proportions. Their expressions should remain happy, sweet, and friendly.

The finished image should look colorful, joyful, innocent, and handmade—like a real child’s crayon drawing brought to life. Keep the crayon texture clearly visible throughout, including rough strokes, uneven coloring, simple shapes, and natural drawing mistakes.

Create the final image in a 4:5 vertical aspect ratio. (you can change the size ratio)

For this crayon-style image of KB & KENZO, I used the detailed prompt.

Step 4: Refine the Image if Needed

The first result may not look exactly as you imagined. That is normal.

If the image looks too polished or realistic, ask the AI to:

– Make the outlines more uneven and wobbly
– Add more visible wax crayon strokes
– Make the coloring messier
– Simplify the dogs’ shapes
– Add more white space
– Reduce realistic shading
– Make the proportions slightly more childlike
– Add or remove background doodles
– Keep the dogs’ faces closer to the original photo

It is usually better to request one or two specific changes at a time rather than rewriting the entire prompt. Clear, targeted revisions can help preserve the parts you already like while improving individual details.

You can also experiment with different paper backgrounds, such as:

– White drawing paper
– Construction paper
– Lined notebook paper
– Kraft paper
– Lightly textured sketchbook paper

Step 5: Save and Share Your Crayon Drawing

Once you are happy with the final result, save the image and share it.

Now It’s Your Turn: Turn Your Dog Photo Into a Childlike Crayon-Style Drawing

Turning a dog photo into a childlike crayon-style drawing is such a simple way to give a photo a completely fun look. The wobbly lines, scribbled coloring, and little imperfections are what make this AI photo trend so charming. As a dog parent, I simply enjoy finding fun and creative ways to turn fun photo moments with KB & KENZO into images that make me smile.

Now it’s your turn to upload a favorite photo of your dog, use one of the prompts above, and create your own childlike crayon-style drawing.

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