Evening Stroll Storyboard

Create one vertical 3:4 image: a designed feed layout with one real photo of the man in the attached photo on top and a strip of three small chibi panels across the bottom that replay how the photo happened. Four depictions of him in total, all the same person: the photo hero plus one chibi in each of the three panels. The photo, filling about the top two thirds: he is walking down a quiet evening lane in a black bomber jacket, a grey hoodie underneath, slim jeans and chunky sneakers, both hands in the jacket pockets, mid stride, and a scruffy street dog has fallen into step at his heel. His head is turned back over his right shoulder, chin down, eyes on the dog, not on the lens, with an amused closed-lip grin. Keep his exact facial features, eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, jaw, cheeks, age, skin tone and marks; hair in its natural texture with a short tidy fade at the sides. Warm streetlight from behind and above rims his hair and jacket while a cooler fill from the lane lights the turned face; his shadow and the dog's shadow stretch forward on the road. Under the photo, separated by a thin white gutter, three equal square panels sit side by side on a cream background. Panel one: chibi him walking with hands in pockets, the dog peeking from behind a lamp post. Panel two: chibi him stopped, one hand raised in a what-is-this gesture, the dog sitting at his feet looking up. Panel three: chibi him walking on with the dog trotting beside him, both looking ahead. Each chibi is his own head scaled up on a small body, his exact face and fade haircut, the same bomber outfit, flat shading with simple shadows. The photo is the largest and sharpest element; nothing crosses his face. No text, logo or watermark anywhere.