Professional Anime Character Line Art Sheet
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Use the reference image as the base for character design and draw a "professional character line art reference document used in commercial anime production settings."
Accurately maintain the character's face, hairstyle, hair color, eyes, contours, body type, silhouette, costume design, head-to-body ratio, and overall impression.
Never compromise the character's identity.
Do not redraw as a different character.
It is not a finished illustration.
It is not concept art.
It is not a poster.
The purpose is,
For animators, animation directors, and animation staff,
As a reference document for shared drawing.
The screen is,
A white background reference document layout.
Arrange multiple line arts,
Organized as reference pages.
Include the following:
・Front face
・Three-quarter face
・Side face
・Expression variations
・Eye close-up
・Hair flow confirmation
・Full-body front
・Full-body back
・Arm and hand shape confirmation
・Costume details
・Shoe design
・Accessory structure
The character is,
Depicted only with clean anime line art.
No coloring.
No flat coloring.
No thick painting.
No rendering.
The lines are,
Like in Japanese TV anime production settings,
Thin, organized pencil line art or clean-up lines.
Not too rough.
Not comic lines.
Not too sketchy.
As on-site reference documents,
Prioritize readability and structural understanding.
On the page,
Naturally add small handwritten notes,
Arrows,
Part indicators,
Simple annotations,
Costume structure notes,
Hair flow instructions, etc.
The layout is,
With an atmosphere similar to Japanese 1990s-2000s anime reference collections.
High information density,
But neatly organized.
Maintain natural margins on the paper.
The entire page has,
An atmosphere like scanned actual reference collections.
Slight paper texture,
Faint print feel,
Copy paper feel,
Scan feel, naturally added.
Not a finished art work,
Prioritize looking like "actual production documents."
Machine-translated — the original is what produced this result.
