Photoreal Character Design Sheet
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Using REFERENCE_0 as the identity base, turn the portrait into a clean photorealistic character design sheet for {argument name="character name" default="main character"}. Preserve the woman’s facial identity, freckles, hair, yellow blouse, and realistic photo look, but expand her into full-body reference poses and production details.
Canvas and style: Wide horizontal character sheet on an off-white studio background, minimal editorial layout, thin divider lines, small uppercase technical labels, realistic lighting, high-resolution photoreal consistency across every panel.
Top header: Add the title “CHARACTER DESIGN SHEET — MAIN CHARACTER” and a small metadata line: “NAME: — | AGE: {argument name="age" default="28"} | ROLE: {argument name="role" default="FIELD RESEARCHER"} | STYLE: REALISTIC / PHOTOREAL”.
Main body layout: Create exactly 3 character view panels across the top: 1) front view, full body, neutral stance; 2) right-side profile view; 3) back view, full body. For the newly visible full-body styling, add olive/khaki slim pants and brown leather lace-up boots while keeping the blouse consistent with the reference.
Expression section: Add a centered section titled “FACIAL EXPRESSIONS” with subtitle “CLOSE-UP HEADSHOTS”. Include exactly 3 close-up expression panels labeled: “FOCUSED”, “SKEPTICAL”, and “RELIEVED”. Keep the same character identity in all three.
Gear and detail section: Add a lower section titled “GEAR & DETAIL REFERENCES”. Include exactly 4 detail panels labeled: 1) “EARRING DETAIL” showing a small gold hoop earring, 2) “WRIST — LEATHER WATCH” showing a brown leather wristwatch, 3) “BLOUSE FABRIC DETAIL” showing the yellow blouse texture and button, 4) “BOOTS & PANTS DETAIL” showing the brown boot and olive pant cuff.
Character notes: Add a compact notes box on the lower right titled “CHARACTER NOTES” with short bullet points summarizing hair, eyes, skin, outfit, bottoms, footwear, accessories, and personality. Use the personality line: {argument name="personality note" default="Calm, observant, field researcher"}.
Constraints: Keep all views and headshots visually consistent with REFERENCE_0, avoid changing the face into a different person, do not add extra panels beyond the 3 views, 3 expressions, 4 detail references, and 1 notes box, and keep all text clean and legible.
