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Yukata Character Sheet Generator

Yukata Character Sheet Generator

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[Product to Create This Time]
Using the attached full-body reference image of a woman as the sole character reference and the attached yukata reference images, create a high-quality photorealistic simple character sheet of the same person in a specified color scheme yukata. Make it a practical sheet for sharing that is visually appealing and allows easy confirmation of the person, yukata, obi, and face.
[Input Items]
Aspect ratio: {argument name="Aspect Ratio" default="1:1 / 9:16"}
Color scheme type: {argument name="Color Scheme Type" default="White series / Indigo series / Red series"}
If not input, default to 1:1 and white series.
[References to Use]
Image A = One full-body reference image of the woman. Sole character reference.
Image B = Reference for white series color scheme. White to light base, light cool-toned pattern colors, light obi.
Image C = Reference for indigo series color scheme. Indigo base, white to light pattern colors, dark obi.
Image D = Main reference for red series color scheme and common pattern skeleton. White to bright base, red to maroon pattern colors, maroon obi.
Image E = Auxiliary reference for obi back knot and Japanese footwear.
[Character Fixation]
As the same person as Image A, maintain facial features, eyes, contour, nose, mouth, hairstyle, hair color, hair length, bangs, parting, age impression, skin color, height impression, shoulder width, chest, torso length, waist position, waistline, hip roundness, body type, head-to-body ratio, and leg/arm length. Keep slender and natural feminine three-dimensional form, not shortening the torso or making it cylindrical or flat. Do not inherit clothing, background, or pose from the original image.
[Hairstyle Fixation]
Make Image A's hairstyle common in all views. Prohibit tying up, updos, braiding, adding hair accessories, or having different hairstyles only for SIDE/BACK. Maintain neat hair, avoiding strong disarray, expansion, bounce, wind-blown mess, or disordered strands. In BACK view, maintain natural cohesion from back of head to hair ends, appearing as the same person with the same hairstyle in all views.
[Yukata Design]
Make all three color schemes the same design with color variations. Fix the pattern skeleton mainly with Image D, changing only base color, pattern color, and obi color according to color scheme. Do not change the type of pattern, main floral motifs, or stream composition per color scheme. Ensure natural collar, sleeves, body, hem, and obi positioning and wrapping for beautiful dressing without dishevelment. Sleeves and body should have natural drape.
[Color Scheme]
White series: Mainly reference Image B. White to light off-white base, common pattern in light blue, gray-blue, etc., obi in light blue series. Cool and elegant.
Indigo series: Mainly reference Image C. Indigo to muted blue base, common pattern in white to light colors, obi in dark navy to deep indigo. Calm and refined.
Red series: Mainly reference Image D. White to bright off-white base, common pattern in red to maroon, obi in maroon to deep red-purple. Vibrant, mature, and elegant.
[Obi and Footwear]
Use a half-width obi suitable for yukata, tying moderately firmly around the waist. Do not unnaturally compress the torso, and avoid loose or cylindrical appearance around obi. In BACK view, refer to Image E for natural knot shape. Mainly reference Image E's shape and atmosphere for footwear.
[Fixed Layout]
Do not change the specified layout. Overall, upper section about 58%, lower section about 42%.
Upper section: 01 FRONT about 22% / 02 SIDE about 22% / 03 BACK about 22% / 04 SPECIAL LOOK about 34%.
Lower section: 05 FACE about 62% / 06 REFERENCE / DETAIL about 38%.
01 to 04 include from head to footwear. 04 is a larger full-body 3/4 view. 05 is three face points: front, diagonal 3/4, slight side. 06 is auxiliary frame for confirming obi, footwear, and common pattern.
[02 SIDE Critical Condition]
Make it a clear true side full-body view without stiff standing. Ensure natural torso cinching at obi position, with smooth transition from natural chest forward thickness → obi cinching → slight waist curve → hip rear roundness. Do not make torso cylindrical, flat, or board-like. Neck naturally long, shoulders relaxed, back and pelvis naturally stable. Maintain feminine three-dimensional form and beautiful yukata dressing even in true side view.
[Text Display Rules]
Only displayable text is "01 FRONT", "02 SIDE", "03 BACK", "04 SPECIAL LOOK", "05 FACE", "06 REFERENCE / DETAIL". Do not add Japanese annotations, explanatory text, footnotes, notes, small captions, bottom comments, color scheme explanations, or decorative text. Unify heading font, color, size, and placement tone.
[Background and Quality]
Background is white or very light neutral. Photorealistic, high quality, natural human body, face, hands, feet, with no structural breakdown of yukata and obi. Unify same person identity, body type, hairstyle in all views. For 1:1 / 9:16, maintain layout composition, sequence, and roles, naturally adjusting only margins and frame dimensions.
[Prohibitions]
Making a different person, excessive beautification, rejuvenation, aging, head reduction, excessive leg elongation, body type change, shortening, flattening, hairstyle change or disarray, different patterns per color scheme, showing obi loosely making torso cylindrical, turning into kimono/dress/cosplay, un specified text, flashy background, information overload, extreme poses.
[Most Important]
Maintain Image A's same person, body type, hairstyle in all views, and establish the common pattern from Image D in white/indigo/red series. Especially maintain obi cinching in SIDE view, feminine side profile, hair stability, and beautiful dressing without breaking.

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