Based on the provided character original image, create a "Character Identity Fixed Reference Chart", landscape 16:10, light grayish-white background, professional visual mood board layout. The primary goal is for all panels to clearly show the exact same character at a glance, not multiple similar figures. Treat the character's identity in the reference image as an unchangeable hard constraint. Strictly lock: - Face width-to-height ratio, cheekbones, cheeks, jaw, and chin - Eye contour, interocular distance, eyelid structure, and gaze temperament - Eyebrow arch, thickness, color, and eyebrow-to-eye distance - Bridge of the nose, nose tip, ala, and profile nose shape - Upper and lower lip thickness, cupid's bow, mouth corners, and natural lip color - Skin tone, pores, complexion, and natural skin contours - Hairline, parting, bangs, side hair, back hair length, and hair flow direction - Age impression, bone structure, shoulder width, limb length, and overall body shape - Original clothing, original art style, light texture, and overall atmosphere In the center of the image, display with larger panels: - Full body, front - Full body, side - Full body, back - Face, front - Profile, left - Profile, right - Diagonal, left - Diagonal, right - Back of head Maintain completely consistent skull structure, relative positions of facial features, hair volume, and body proportions for each angle. Side profiles must accurately continue the nose bridge, lips, chin, and forehead structure of the front view; do not generate side profiles that look like different people. On the right side, arrange a small expression matrix: - Normal - Smiling - Serious - Surprised - Shy - Thinking - Troubled expression - Slightly sad - Calm Maintain the same pupil, basic eye size, nose shape, lip shape, and face shape. Smiles should be natural and restrained, not changing the character's age or temperament. At the bottom, configure detailed identity anchor points: - Left eye - Right eye - Eyebrows - Nose, front - Nose, side - Lips - Ears - Jawline contour - Skin texture - Bangs structure - Side hair structure - Back hair structure - Hair tip flow - Hands On the left side, add 5-7 accurate color swatches: hair color, eye color, skin color, lip color, clothing color, shadow color, base tone. Add minimalist "fixed key points": fixed face shape, fixed eye area, fixed nose shape, fixed lips, fixed bangs, fixed body shape, unified clothing, same character priority. The background should be clean, with soft, even lighting, no cinematic lighting, strong depth of field, or decorative elements. For real-person characters, retain natural pores, fine hairs, and subtle skin tone variations; for non-real-person characters, strictly maintain the original image's lines, color blocks, shadows, and materials, and do not arbitrarily change styles. All labels should only use clear simplified Chinese, with an appropriate font size, not covering the character. If there is insufficient space on the layout, prioritize retaining identity anchor points and main angles, reduce redundant panels, and do not force content by shrinking text or sacrificing character consistency. Negative prompts: different people, similar but not the same face, identity drift, face swapping between panels, face shape drift, changed interocular distance, changed pupils, changed eyebrow shape, changed nose bridge, changed nose tip, changed lip shape, changed chin, changed hairline, changed bangs, changed parting, changed hair color, changed hair length, changed body shape, changed age, changed clothing, excessive beautification, skin smoothing, plastic skin, childlike face, sexualization, underwear, swimwear, magazine photos, movie lighting, exaggerated poses, props, complex background, English text, garbled text, fake Chinese, watermarks, logos, signatures, extra fingers, missing fingers, fused hands, misaligned facial features, collapsed side profile, overlapping faces, distorted body, style transformation, chaotic layout.
