Visions of Ai - character sheet v2
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Using the attached photo(s) as an exact, unaltered photographic reference for identity, body, and attire, create a single high-resolution character reference sheet set against a seamless, plain light-gray studio background. Arrange it as a clean six-panel grid across two rows, with all panels evenly lit by soft, neutral studio lighting and no background shadows.
CRITICAL BODY LOCK: The body from the neck down in the top row must be an exact match to the reference photo — same body type, height, build, posture, proportions, skin tone on visible skin, muscle/fat distribution, and clothing silhouette. Do not slim, bulk, lengthen, shorten, or restyle the body. Replicate the garments photographically: same fabric, color, texture, wrinkles, stitching, buttons, collar, sleeves, cuffs, trousers, footwear, and any watch, rings, or accessories. The clothing must keep the same fit and drape as in the reference.
TOP ROW — three full-body outfit panels of the same person and clothing, shown WITHOUT the head: the neck and everything above it fade smoothly into the background, leaving only the outfit and body visible.
Panel 1: straight-on front view, head-to-toe, arms relaxed at the sides; all garment details identical to the reference.
Panel 2: straight-on back view, head-to-toe, same outfit from the rear, showing the back cut of the garments and the heels of the shoes, matching the reference exactly.
Panel 3: side profile view, head-to-toe, showing the exact fit and side drape of the outfit as in the reference.
BOTTOM ROW — three close-up head-and-shoulder portraits of the same real person's face; facial identity is identical across all three and matches the reference photo exactly — same skin tone and texture, same hairstyle and color, same beard, same eye color, and same facial markings.
Panel 4: straight-on front view, neutral and calm expression, eyes looking at the camera.
Panel 5: three-quarter view to the left, soft and natural expression.
Panel 6: right profile view, neutral expression.
All six panels are photorealistic studio photographs of the same single person, featuring consistent scale within each row, sharp focus throughout, and natural skin and fabric textures; shot with a full-frame camera and an 85mm lens using even softbox lighting — crisp and clean, like professional reference material for film costume design and casting. Do not invent a different body, different clothes, or a stylized/idealized version of the reference.
Using the attached photo(s) as an exact, unaltered photographic reference for identity, body, and attire, create a single high-resolution character reference sheet set against a seamless, plain light-gray studio background. Arrange it as a clean six-panel grid across two rows, with all panels evenly lit by soft, neutral studio lighting and no background shadows.
CRITICAL BODY LOCK: The body from the neck down in the top row must be an exact match to the reference photo — same body type, height, build, posture, proportions, skin tone on visible skin, muscle/fat distribution, and clothing silhouette. Do not slim, bulk, lengthen, shorten, or restyle the body. Replicate the garments photographically: same fabric, color, texture, wrinkles, stitching, buttons, collar, sleeves, cuffs, trousers, footwear, and any watch, rings, or accessories. The clothing must keep the same fit and drape as in the reference.
TOP ROW — three full-body outfit panels of the same person and clothing, shown WITHOUT the head: the neck and everything above it fade smoothly into the background, leaving only the outfit and body visible.
Panel 1: straight-on front view, head-to-toe, arms relaxed at the sides; all garment details identical to the reference.
Panel 2: straight-on back view, head-to-toe, same outfit from the rear, showing the back cut of the garments and the heels of the shoes, matching the reference exactly.
Panel 3: side profile view, head-to-toe, showing the exact fit and side drape of the outfit as in the reference.
BOTTOM ROW — three close-up head-and-shoulder portraits of the same real person's face; facial identity is identical across all three and matches the reference photo exactly — same skin tone and texture, same hairstyle and color, same beard, same eye color, and same facial markings.
Panel 4: straight-on front view, neutral and calm expression, eyes looking at the camera.
Panel 5: three-quarter view to the left, soft and natural expression.
Panel 6: right profile view, neutral expression.
All six panels are photorealistic studio photographs of the same single person, featuring consistent scale within each row, sharp focus throughout, and natural skin and fabric textures; shot with a full-frame camera and an 85mm lens using even softbox lighting — crisp and clean, like professional reference material for film costume design and casting. Do not invent a different body, different clothes, or a stylized/idealized version of the reference.
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