Bad Child Drawing

Transform the uploaded image into a funny childish crayon drawing that looks like it was made by a very young child around 3 to 4 years old. Keep the basic idea, main subject, pose, composition, and important recognizable elements from the uploaded image. The result should still loosely resemble the original image, but only in a simple, naive, childlike way. Do not make it accurate, polished, realistic, or professionally illustrated. Make the drawing look silly, clumsy, awkward, uneven, and adorably bad using rough crayon strokes, scribbly outlines, wobbly shapes, uneven proportions, simple forms, random line pressure, imperfect coloring, messy fill areas, and childlike color choices. The lines should not be straight, clean, smooth, or controlled. Simplify the subject heavily with incorrect proportions, oversized or tiny body parts, uneven eyes, crooked shapes, simple stick-like limbs when suitable, naive facial features, awkward anatomy, and a loose interpretation of the original image. It should feel like a toddler tried to draw what they saw but only vaguely understood it. Use simple crayon colors with visible waxy texture, messy coloring outside the lines, flat childish colors, no realistic shading, no gradients, no polished lighting, and no adult-level color harmony. Keep the original image layout roughly recognizable while allowing the placement to feel slightly random and imperfect. Avoid professional composition, realistic perspective, clean framing, or polished balance. The final result should look like authentic toddler art: silly, funny, messy, charming, awkward but recognizable, with rough hand-drawn crayon texture and a playful, imperfect appearance. Avoid realistic proportions, accurate anatomy, clean line art, polished illustration, adult drawing skill, professional cartoon style, detailed shading, smooth gradients, perfect symmetry, clean composition, realistic lighting, digital painting, anime style, high-end illustration, or refined design.