Anime Character Color Setting Sheet

Use the reference image as a base for character design and draw 'professional character color specification documents used in commercial anime production scenes.'

Maintain the character's face, hairstyle, hair color, eyes, contours, body type, silhouette, costume design, color scheme, and overall impression accurately.

Do not break the character's identity under any circumstances.
Do not redraw as a different character.

This is not a finished illustration.
Not a poster.
Not concept art.

The purpose is color-sharing specification documents for animators, coloring staff, finishing staff, and shooting staff.

The screen is a Japanese anime specification document layout with a white background base.

Organize and arrange multiple color specification cuts as document pages.

Include the following:

- Full body color front view
- Full body color back view
- Face close-up
- Expression variations
- Hair color confirmation
- Eye color confirmation
- Costume color scheme confirmation
- Accessory color specification
- Shoe color scheme
- Small item color settings
- Partial enlargement diagram
- Color palette section
- Color-coding arrows
- Handwritten-style color specification notes
- Finishing instruction notes

Describe the character in clean anime cel style with clean cel shading.

Do not use thick painting.
Prohibit excessive gradients.
Prohibit cinematic lighting.
Prohibit social game-style rendering.
Prohibit excessive effects.

Shadow colors are organized and designed to be simple and easy to read, like color specification documents in anime production scenes.

Saturation is somewhat organized, with natural colors as if printed on specification document collections.

Naturally add color numbers, simple annotations, arrows, part names, color-coding instructions, etc., within the screen.

Prioritize visibility and structural understanding as document pages.

The layout should have the atmosphere of Japanese anime specification document collections from the 1990s to 2000s.

Information density is high, but organized and easy to read.

Provide natural margins as paper.

The entire page should have the atmosphere of actually printed and scanned specification document collections.

Naturally add slight paper texture, subtle print feel, copy paper feel, and scan feel.

Prioritize making it look like 'actual production scene documents' rather than completed artwork.

Machine-translated — the original is what produced this result.

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