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Use the uploaded image as the only visual reference and create a professional 3D Pixar-style character reference sheet of the EXACT SAME character. If multiple reference images are uploaded, analyze all of them together and combine the visual information while keeping the character completely consistent across every panel. CRITICAL — PRESERVE THE CHARACTER EXACTLY: Keep the same face, facial structure, head shape, eyes, eye color, nose, lips, eyebrows, ears, skin tone, age, body proportions and distinctive facial features. Preserve the character’s recognizability. The character must clearly look like the same person from the uploaded reference in every panel. Do not beautify, change the age, alter the ethnicity, change facial proportions or redesign the character. CRITICAL — PRESERVE THE HAIRSTYLE EXACTLY: Keep the same hair color, length, haircut, parting, texture, volume, curls, bangs and styling. The hairstyle must remain identical from every angle, including the front, back and three-quarter views. CRITICAL — PRESERVE THE OUTFIT AND ACCESSORIES EXACTLY: Keep the same clothing, colors, cut, fabric, neckline, sleeves, prints, patterns, stripes, footwear and visible details. Keep all accessories exactly as shown, including earrings, necklaces, glasses, watches, bracelets, rings, hair accessories or other visible items. Do not add, remove or replace any clothing or accessories. If the lower part of the outfit is not visible in the uploaded image, extend it downward naturally in a simple, neutral design that matches the visible clothing and overall character style. STYLE: High-quality cinematic 3D animated character in a polished Pixar-inspired feature-film style. Stylized but recognizable facial features, expressive eyes, soft rounded shapes, detailed hair, realistic fabric folds, smooth high-quality skin shading and polished CGI rendering. Semi-realistic Pixar-style proportions. Do not make the head excessively large, the eyes unnaturally huge or the body overly cartoonish. The character must look like a professionally designed 3D animated movie character, not a real photograph, not a flat illustration and not an anime character. Soft cinematic studio lighting, detailed 3D materials, clean light-grey studio background, even lighting and identical background in every panel. COMPOSITION: Create one horizontal 16:9 character reference sheet with a clean, symmetrical grid and thin neutral dividers. LEFT HALF — TWO EQUAL TALL VERTICAL FULL-BODY PANELS: 1. Front view — full body from head to toe, standing straight in a neutral pose, arms naturally resting at the sides, looking forward. 2. Back view — full body from head to toe, standing in the same neutral pose and at the same scale, shown directly from behind. RIGHT HALF — 2×2 GRID OF HEAD-AND-SHOULDERS PANELS: 3. Front close-up — head and shoulders, looking forward. 4. Back close-up — back of the head and shoulders, clearly showing the hairstyle from behind. 5. Right three-quarter close-up — head and shoulders turned approximately 45 degrees to the right. 6. Left three-quarter close-up — head and shoulders turned approximately 45 degrees to the left. CONSISTENCY REQUIREMENTS: All six panels must show the EXACT SAME character. The face, facial proportions, body shape, hairstyle, outfit, accessories, colors, materials, lighting and Pixar-style rendering must remain completely consistent. Only the camera angle and framing may change. Maintain identical character scale between the two full-body panels and identical close-up scale across the four portrait panels. Neutral facial expression in every panel. No exaggerated emotions, poses or gestures. No character looking away in the front-view panels. No text, no captions, no labels, no numbers, no watermarks, no panel titles, no additional logos and no extra characters. The final result must look like a professional 3D Pixar-style character turnaround sheet created for an animated feature film.