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Create a character reference sheet using the attached image as the sole reference for identity, body proportions, clothing, accessories and visual style. Show one character in exactly five separate views. Horizontal 16:9 composition. Arrange three full-body views across the left two-thirds of the sheet; stack two large head-and-shoulders portraits vertically in the right third. Keep clear spacing between all views. Full-body views, from left to right: 1. Straight front view. 2. Front three-quarter view, the entire character turned 45° toward screen left. 3. Straight rear view, the entire character turned 180° away from the camera. Show each complete figure from the top of the head or headwear to the soles. Use identical figure scale, camera height and floor line. Maintain a relaxed upright stance, arms lowered and feet naturally spaced. Head, shoulders, pelvis and feet turn together; no twisting pose. Portraits on the right: Top — straight front view. Bottom — strict 90° profile facing screen left, showing the character’s anatomical right side. Use matching head scale in both portraits. Include the entire head, any headwear and the shoulders. Preserve the reference’s facial expression. Preserve the recognizable face, silhouette, anatomical structure, degree of caricature, clothing construction, colours, materials and accessories consistently across all five views. Keep asymmetrical details on their correct anatomical sides. Reconstruct unseen rear details conservatively, consistent with the visible outfit; add no new equipment or decoration. Neutral light-grey seamless studio background, soft even lighting and subtle contact shadows beneath the feet. Keep facial features and clothing details clearly readable while preserving the reference’s rendering style and texture. No overlapping figures, cropped extremities, extra views, captions, borders or watermarks.