Референс персонажа: полная идентичность

Sunburst

Create a professional Character Identity Consistency Reference Sheet based strictly on the attached original character reference image. FORMAT: horizontal 4:3 BACKGROUND: clean light gray-white LAYOUT: professional character design / visual data board LIGHTING: soft, neutral, uniform studio lighting PRIMARY GOAL: Every panel must clearly show the EXACT SAME CHARACTER. The character's identity from the reference image is an absolute, unchangeable hard constraint. Do NOT redesign, beautify, stylize, age up, age down, reinterpret, or create a similar-looking person. IDENTITY CONSISTENCY HAS THE HIGHEST PRIORITY. STRICTLY LOCK AND PRESERVE: • Exact face width-to-height ratio • Skull shape and forehead proportions • Cheekbones and cheek volume • Jawline and chin shape • Eye contours and eye size • Distance between the eyes • Eyelid structure • Iris and pupil appearance • Natural gaze temperament • Eyebrow arch, thickness, position, and color • Eyebrow-to-eye distance • Nose bridge • Nose tip • Nostril shape and width • Exact side-profile nose silhouette • Upper and lower lip thickness • Cupid's bow • Lip corners • Natural lip color • Skin tone • Natural pores and skin texture • Natural blush and subtle skin variations • Hairline • Hair parting • Bangs • Side hair • Back hair length • Hair volume • Individual strand direction and hair-end flow • Age impression • Skeletal proportions • Shoulder width • Torso length • Arm and leg proportions • Overall body type • Original clothing • Original clothing colors and materials • Original art / realism style • Original texture and atmosphere MAIN CHARACTER ANGLE PANELS: Display large, clearly visible panels for: Full body — front view Full body — side view Full body — back view Face — front view Left profile Right profile Three-quarter left Three-quarter right Back of head ANGLE CONSISTENCY RULE: The skull, facial proportions, hair volume, and body proportions must remain identical in every angle. Side profiles must be a physically accurate continuation of the front face. The forehead, nose bridge, nose tip, lips, chin, jawline, and neck must logically match the frontal view. Do NOT invent a new profile. Do NOT generate different versions of the character for different angles. EXPRESSION MATRIX: Create a smaller expression matrix on the right side: • Normal • Smile • Serious • Surprised • Shy • Thinking • Troubled • Slightly sad • Calm EXPRESSION CONSISTENCY: Expressions may change facial muscle movement only. Do NOT change: • Face shape • Skull shape • Eye size • Eye distance • Nose structure • Lip anatomy • Jawline • Character age • Character ethnicity • Character identity Smiles must be restrained, believable, and natural. The character must remain instantly recognizable in every expression. IDENTITY DETAIL ANCHORS AT THE BOTTOM: Create detailed close-up reference panels showing: • Left eye • Right eye • Eyebrows • Nose — front view • Nose — side view • Lips • Left and right ears • Jawline contour • Skin texture • Hairline • Bangs • Side hair structure • Back hair structure • Hair-end flow • Hands COLOR PALETTE: On the left side, include 5–7 accurate color swatches sampled from the original reference: • Hair • Eyes • Skin • Lips • Main clothing color • Shadow tone • Overall accent / atmosphere tone FIX POINTS: Include a minimalist section titled FIX POINTS: FACE SHAPE — FIXED EYE AREA — FIXED NOSE SHAPE — FIXED LIPS — FIXED HAIRLINE & BANGS — FIXED BODY TYPE — FIXED CLOTHING — UNIFIED SAME CHARACTER — HIGHEST PRIORITY STYLE RULES: Clean character-reference-sheet presentation. No cinematic lighting. No dramatic shadows. No strong depth of field. No decorative scenery. No distracting background elements. No excessive poses. No glamour retouching. No face beautification. No hairstyle redesign. No clothing redesign. For realistic characters: preserve natural skin pores, fine hairs, subtle asymmetry, realistic skin variation, and believable anatomy. For illustrated, animated, 3D, or stylized characters: strictly preserve the original linework, shapes, materials, color blocks, shading logic, facial construction, and rendering style. DO NOT convert the character into another visual style. LABELS: Use clear simplified English labels. Moderate readable font size. Text must never overlap the character. If available space becomes limited, prioritize: Character identity consistency Main viewing angles Facial identity anchors Hair and body anchors Expression matrix Color palette Reduce duplicate panels if necessary. Never shrink the character excessively just to fit more information. FINAL REQUIREMENT: Every face and every body view on the board must look like photographs or drawings of one single character captured from different angles, not a collection of similar-looking individuals. The viewer must recognize the character as the exact same person instantly, even if the panels are viewed separately.

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