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Use the attached reference photos as the main visual reference for the character. Create a clean 3D animated character model sheet of the same hairless Sphynx cat, keeping the character consistent in every view. The cat should look like a stylized animated 3D character in a high-quality Pixar-inspired family animation style: appealing, expressive, slightly exaggerated but still recognizable from the reference. Full-body proportions should remain close to the real cat: slim long body, narrow chest, thin legs, long delicate tail, large upright ears, wedge-shaped head, and elegant Sphynx silhouette. Detailed appearance: A hairless Sphynx cat with soft wrinkled skin, pale warm beige / pinkish-taupe body color, darker smoky brown shading on the face, nose bridge, muzzle, ears, paws, legs, and tail. The face has a dark chocolate-brown mask around the muzzle and nose, fading upward between the eyes and forehead. Large icy blue almond-shaped eyes with a slightly serious, intelligent, mildly grumpy expression. Big triangular ears, dark on the inside and around the edges. Pronounced forehead wrinkles, neck folds, chest folds, side wrinkles, and soft skin creases along the shoulders, belly, and legs. Small dark freckles and subtle skin spots on the body. Long thin tail with darker tip. Small paws with visible rounded toes and delicate claws. Create a character turnaround sheet with six separate views arranged in a clean grid on a plain light gray or white studio background: 1. Full body front view — standing naturally, symmetrical, neutral pose. 2. Full body side profile view — standing, showing the long body, arched back, thin legs, and tail. 3. Full body back view — standing, showing the back, shoulders, spine line, tail, rear legs, and ear shape from behind. 4. Close-up face front view — large head portrait, focusing on blue eyes, dark face mask, large ears, wrinkles, and expressive serious look. 5. Close-up face side profile view — showing the wedge-shaped muzzle, nose, forehead wrinkles, ear shape, and neck folds. 6. Close-up face back view — showing the back of the head, large ears, neck wrinkles, and dark ear coloration. Keep the same character design, colors, markings, eye color, proportions, and facial expression across all views. The views should be orthographic and useful for 3D modeling reference. Use soft studio lighting, clean shadows, smooth polished 3D rendering, detailed skin texture, subtle subsurface scattering, and a charming animated feature-film look. No clothing, no accessories, no extra animals, no background objects. The focus must be only on the cat character model sheet. Make the sheet highly consistent and production-ready, with accurate front/side/back alignment and clear readable silhouettes for character modeling.