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The people below are invented and their photos are generated: we have no customer examples to show yet. Each panel is what our tool really drew from the photo beside it, in the style chosen. Nothing was retouched beyond what you see.

Phone photo: Marc next to his motorbike in his garden
Clear-line comic panel: Marc pushing his motorbike on the gravel path in front of his house
Marc. 52. Thirty years of motorbikes, told by his daughter. Clear line.The story. Marc bought his first bike at 22 and never stopped. His daughter wrote the story of every bike he owned, from the rusty one to the red one. Twenty-four pages: one per decade, and a few for the falls.
Phone photo: Nadia and Karim at the table on their terrace, one Sunday lunchtime
Watercolour comic panel: Nadia and Karim at the same table, storybook style
Nadia and Karim. Twenty years married. A gift from their children. Storybook.The story. Their three children retold the family legend: the dinner where Karim burnt the couscous, the move with the piano, the Sunday lunches on the terrace. Watercolour, because their mother cries at everything anyway.
Phone photo: Jean in front of his workbench, taken by a colleague
Black-ink comic panel: Jean at the bench with his unfinished chair
Jean. Retiring after 38 years at the workshop. Black & white.The story. His colleagues fitted 38 years into 24 pages: the apprentice year, the chair nobody could sit on, the day he trained his own boss. Black ink, because Jean says colour is for people who cannot draw.
Phone photo: Sophie next to her road bike on a canal path in Flanders
Clear-line comic panel: Sophie and her bike on the canal path
Sophie. 40. A gift from her partner, for the birthday she did not want to celebrate. Clear line.The story. Sophie turned 40 and asked for no party. She got a comic instead: the first flat, the marathon she swore she would never run, the bike she loves more than the car. Clear line, so she can read it aloud to her friends.
Phone photo: Rosa on her sofa with her golden retriever, the Christmas tree behind them
Watercolour comic panel: Rosa and her dog by the Christmas tree
Rosa. 71. A Christmas gift from her son, starring the dog. Storybook.The story. Rosa's son turned her year into a Christmas story: the garden, the dog that steals slippers, the phone call every Sunday at six. Watercolour, printed, wrapped, under the tree.
Phone photo: Elise and Tom laughing on the town hall steps after the ceremony
Clear-line comic panel: Elise and Tom on the town hall steps
Elise and Tom. Married in June. A gift from the witnesses. Clear line.The story. The witnesses told how it started: a wrong number, a first date in the rain, a proposal on a delayed train. Twenty-four pages, handed over during the speeches.
Phone photo: Lina and Youssef painting the nursery wall
Watercolour comic panel: Lina and Youssef with the paint roller in the nursery
Lina and Youssef. Expecting in March. A gift from Lina's sister. Storybook.The story. Lina's sister wrote the story of the nine months so far: the test, the announcement at the family dinner, the nursery painted twice because the yellow was wrong. Watercolour, to be read to the baby later.
Selfie: Camille and Hugo sharing a cone of fries at a frituur counter at night
Manga comic panel: Camille and Hugo at the frituur counter with the fries
Camille and Hugo. Two years together. Valentine's Day, without the roses. Manga.The story. Hugo drew their first year in manga: the frituur where they met, the trip to the coast in the rain, the flat with the broken heating. Big eyes, speed lines, one cone of fries.

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