Character Reference Sheet Identity Lock Prompt

IDENTITY LOCK - HIGHEST PRIORITY: The uploaded reference image has absolute priority over all generated variations. Treat the reference face as an identity anchor. Every portrait, expression, angle and full-body view must belong to the exact same character. Preserve the same: facial geometry, eye placement, eyebrow shape, nose structure, lip shape, cheek structure, jawline, chin, skin tone, hairline and distinctive facial characteristics. When generating unseen angles, reconstruct the character's face in 3D mentally while preserving the exact identity established by the reference. Do not average the face with generic beauty features. Do not substitute a similar-looking person. Do not make the character progressively different across panels. IDENTITY CONSISTENCY > BEAUTIFICATION > STYLIZATION. Create a highly realistic, professional CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET / CHARACTER BIBLE based on the uploaded reference image. IMPORTANT - REFERENCE IMAGE IS THE ONLY SOURCE OF TRUTH: Use the uploaded image as the primary and exclusive visual reference for the character's identity and appearance. Preserve the character's identity with maximum consistency: - exact facial identity and facial proportions - face shape and jawline - eyes, eye shape, eye color and spacing - eyebrows - nose shape and proportions - lips, mouth shape and natural lip color - skin tone, undertone and realistic skin texture - age appearance - hairstyle, hair color, hair length and texture - distinctive facial features - body proportions and overall silhouette - clothing design, colors, materials, patterns and accessories Do NOT redesign, beautify, age, de-age, stylize, or replace the character. Do NOT introduce a different face. Do NOT change ethnicity, facial structure, hairstyle, body proportions, or defining features. The character must remain recognizably the SAME PERSON in every panel. REFERENCE SHEET LAYOUT: Create a clean, premium, production-ready character reference board similar to a professional film / animation / fashion character bible. Use a sophisticated neutral studio background with warm beige, cream, taupe and dark brown tones, thin clean borders, elegant section headers and organized editorial layout. TITLE: "CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET" Subtitle: "REALISTIC | CONSISTENT | HIGH DETAIL" SECTION 1 - CHARACTER IDENTITY Include a clean information panel containing visually inferred, non-sensitive character information such as: - Character Name: [CHARACTER] - Apparent Age Range - Gender Presentation - Approximate Height - Body Type - Hair Color - Hair Style - Eye Color - Eye Shape - Face Shape - Distinctive Features - Accessories - Overall Style / Vibe Do not invent highly specific personal biography or sensitive attributes. SECTION 2 - FACE / PORTRAIT VIEWS Show the exact same character in: 1. Front-facing portrait 2. 3/4 view 3. Side profile Maintain identical facial identity, proportions, hairstyle and appearance across all views. SECTION 3 - FACIAL DETAILS Create close-up detail panels showing: - eyes - eyebrows - nose - lips - ears / earrings if present - distinctive facial details These must be realistic crops of the SAME character, not redesigned features. SECTION 4 - HAIR DETAILS Show: - front hairstyle - side hairstyle - back hairstyle Preserve the exact hair color, length, texture, volume and styling from the reference. SECTION 5 - EXPRESSIONS Create a row of consistent facial expressions using the SAME character: - neutral - subtle smile - happy - serious - sad - surprised - playful - looking down - looking sideways Keep facial identity unchanged. Only the expression should change. SECTION 6 - FULL BODY CHARACTER VIEWS Show the same character in the exact same outfit from: 1. Front 2. 3/4 3. Side 4. Back Maintain consistent: - body proportions - outfit - hairstyle - accessories - footwear - fabric - colors - silhouette If the reference image does not show the back of the outfit, logically reconstruct the back while keeping the visible design language consistent. Do not invent unnecessary details. SECTION 7 - OUTFIT DETAILS Create detailed close-up panels of the character's clothing: - neckline / bodice - sleeves - embroidery / patterns - fabric texture - waist details - skirt / trousers / lower garment - accessories Preserve the exact materials, colors, patterns and construction visible in the reference. SECTION 8 - COLOR PALETTE Extract a small professional color palette directly from the reference image: - primary clothing color - secondary clothing color - skin tone - hair color - accessory color - background / accent color SECTION 9 - REFERENCE THUMBNAIL Include a small panel showing the original reference character as a visual anchor. VISUAL STYLE: Ultra-realistic photography. High-end cinematic character development photography. Natural skin pores and subtle skin texture. Realistic eyes with natural catchlights. Physically believable hair strands. Realistic fabric behavior and material texture. Accurate anatomy. Soft premium studio lighting. Subtle warm cinematic illumination. Professional fashion/editorial presentation. Sharp facial details. Clean composition. Consistent perspective. High dynamic range. Photorealistic rendering. No artificial CGI appearance. CONSISTENCY RULE: Every panel must depict ONE identical character. The face must remain locked to the uploaded reference. The character must look like the same person even when viewed from different angles and with different expressions. Do not create random variations of the character. Do not change facial identity between panels. Do not change hair color or hairstyle unnecessarily. Do not change clothing unless explicitly required by the reference. Do not add unrelated props or characters. LAYOUT: Premium professional character-sheet presentation. Multiple clearly separated panels. Balanced grid layout. Clean typography. Elegant section labels. Consistent margins. No clutter. No overlapping panels. No distorted anatomy. No duplicate limbs. No extra fingers. No malformed hands. No warped facial features. No text over the character's face or body. FINAL RESULT: A polished, production-ready CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET that can be used as a visual identity guide for consistent AI image generation, animation, cinematic video generation, fashion visualization, and character continuity.