Character Design Sheet Full-Angle Emotion Matrix

Scene:
  Overall layout:
  - Horizontal character design dossier canvas with a warm white or pure white minimalist background, no texture
  - Restrained grid layout, no brand marks, no watermark, all sections labeled with clean sans-serif English typography
  - The main character display area carries the greatest visual weight, with all other panels arranged neatly around it
  Identity card:
  - Include codename, profession or identity, age, and 3-5 sets of personality tags
  - Include one core English slogan that defines the character's temperament
  Color system:
  - Show 6-8 purely visual swatches for the character's primary and secondary colors
  - No text annotations on the swatches; keep the sample arrangement clean and orderly
  Main character display area:
  - Full-angle turnaround of the same character: front, 3/4 side, side, and back views
  - Standard natural standing pose, arms hanging naturally, no prop distractions
  - Add a height scale with clear tick marks beside the character
  Silhouette extraction:
  - Front black silhouette of the same character
  - Side black silhouette of the same character, preserving hairstyle, head and neck, shoulder line, and body proportions
  Emotion matrix:
  - 8 expression cells: calm, inquisitive, tense, stunned, frightened, somber, decisive, relaxed
  - Keep the same facial structure, hairstyle, outfit, and proportions in every cell
  Micro-expression close-ups:
  - 5 facial micro-expression cells: tense eyelids, faint smile, clenched jaw, subtle fear, held breath
  - Close-ups focus on subtle changes around the eyes, mouth corners, jaw, and breathing state
  Head and neck structure:
  - Head and neck structure views: 3/4 side, true side, upward angle, downward angle
  - Emphasize consistency in skull mass, neck transitions, jawline, and hairline
  Body language vocabulary:
  - 3 posture cells: relaxed, guarded, assured
  - Express each state through center of gravity, shoulder and neck tension, arm position, and stance differences
  Emotional close-up:
  - Single close-up above the bust, delivering a concentrated emotional state
  - Face, shoulders, neck, and upper body must remain fully consistent with the full-body design
  Costume breakdown:
  - 4 breakdown cells: hairstyle, fabric, accessories, footwear
  - Show material structure, stitching, edge thickness, wear layers, and metallic reflections
  Gesture vocabulary:
  - 5 gesture sets: relaxed, tense, pointing, gripping, touching face
  - Keep hand bone landmarks, knuckle proportions, nail shape, and skin tone consistent
Subject:
- Generate a single character design dossier based on the specified reference image, locking the same identity throughout and forbidding any derivative new characters
- Choose one character art style from realistic 3D, stylized 3D, anime, semi-realistic, or brand IP, and keep it consistent across the entire dossier
- Strictly follow the input settings for gender, age, body type, and temperament tags; if a reference image is provided, it takes highest priority
- Facial structure, hairstyle, head-to-body ratio, posture, clothing silhouette, materials, and accessories must remain completely unified across all panels
Important details:
- Dramatic lighting with a clear key light direction, supported by soft fill light and controlled rim light, avoiding any obstruction of key structures
- Believable materials: skin with fine pores and slight subsurface scattering, fabric with realistic woven texture, metal accessories with accurate highlights and edge wear
- Composition uses a character design sheet grid system, with the main display enlarged at the center and supporting panels arranged by function
- Colors center on the character's inherent palette; keep the background pure white or warm white, avoiding complex textures that compete with the subject
- English labels are clear, concise, and consistent in type hierarchy, serving as dossier notes rather than decorative large text
- Across multiple views, expressions, and poses, maintain consistent skeletal proportions, facial feature spacing, hair volume, clothing cut, and height scale
- Image precision emphasizes readable structure lines, edge contours, material layering, and expression differences, without exaggerated filters
- Overall presentation should feel like a professional character design portfolio page, animation or game pre-production concept sheet, or brand character visual guideline page
Use case: Character design sheet
Constraints:
- Do not generate a new character or replace the identity
- Do not change the face, hairstyle, proportions, clothing, materials, or accessories
- Do not allow style drift or switch art styles between panels
- Do not include brand marks, watermarks, unrelated props, complex backgrounds, or decorative patterns
- Preserve the reference character's core identifying features, pose logic, and clothing structure