Gray Studio Character Reference Sheet

Goal: Create a clean studio character reference sheet for a young East Asian woman, designed for consistent AI image generation across shot distances and angles.

Canvas: Landscape 4:3 image, 1024×768 style, divided by thick white grid lines into four equal rectangular panels. Use a neutral medium-gray seamless photography background in every panel, soft even studio lighting, realistic photo quality, no text, no logos, no watermark.

Layout: Use exactly 4 panels. Top-left panel: a close-up front-facing head-and-shoulders portrait with the face clearly visible, centered, calm neutral expression. Top-right panel: a three-view full-body character turnaround on the gray background, showing exactly 3 standing figures side by side: front view with the face intentionally replaced by a smooth gray oval/blank mask, right side profile with the face blanked, and back view with hair and outfit visible. Bottom-left panel: a close-up left-facing side-profile portrait with the face clearly visible, head and shoulders composition. Bottom-right panel: a single full-body front view standing pose, centered far away with the head cropped off or omitted above the neck, emphasizing outfit and body proportions.

Subject details: The character is a slim petite young woman with fair skin, shoulder-length dark brown softly layered hair, wispy straight bangs, slightly curled-out ends, natural makeup, large brown eyes in the visible portraits, and a composed neutral expression. Outfit: a pale cream short-sleeve ribbed polo knit top tucked into a matching high-waisted pleated mini skirt, white mid-calf socks, and chunky white lace-up shoes. Keep the same hairstyle, body shape, clothing, socks, and shoes consistent across all panels and all views.

Visual style: Minimal fashion model character sheet, realistic studio photography, soft shadows on the gray floor/backdrop, muted cream-and-gray palette, accurate human proportions, no stylization, no manga or illustration look.

Constraints: Exactly 6 depictions of the character are visible across the sheet: 1 front close-up portrait, 3 full-body turnaround views, 1 side-profile close-up portrait, and 1 headless full-body front view. Keep the face visible only in the two close-up portrait panels; in the top-right turnaround, simplify or hide the face with a gray oval; in the bottom-right full-body panel, omit or crop the head. Do not add extra poses, labels, props, accessories, or background objects.