ساخت شیت مرجع چهره و لباس برای تولید تصاویر یکدست | Character Reference Sheet

Use the provided image as the sole identity AND wardrobe reference. Create a clean, premium, landscape-format visual CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET of the exact same person. The purpose of this sheet is maximum facial identity and wardrobe consistency for future image and video generation. Do not add any text, labels, titles, numbers, graphics, borders, descriptions, typography, or character information anywhere in the image. The final output must be purely photographic. WARDROBE SCAN + LOCK: Carefully analyze the clothing visible in the provided reference image and reproduce that SAME outfit consistently across EVERY photographic panel. Treat the clothing as a visual reference, not as a generic wardrobe suggestion. Preserve all clearly visible wardrobe characteristics: — garment type — exact visible color — collar / neckline shape — sleeve type and length — fabric appearance — texture — weave — thickness — fit — looseness or tightness — seams — stitching — folds — layering — visible buttons — zippers — pockets — prints — patterns — logos or graphics when clearly visible — visible jewelry — eyewear — headwear — other visible accessories Do not redesign, simplify, recolor, restyle, replace or improve the clothing. Do not turn the outfit into a similar-looking alternative. The exact same visible wardrobe must remain locked across all panels. If part of the clothing is hidden or outside the original image, do NOT invent elaborate unseen details. Extend unseen areas conservatively using the simplest physically plausible continuation of the visible garment. Never invent logos, patterns, text, jewelry or accessories that are not supported by the reference. LAYOUT: Create ONE wide landscape composition dominated by THREE LARGE PORTRAITS: 1. FRONT VIEW Large straight-on head-and-shoulders portrait. Neutral relaxed expression. Face fully visible. 2. TRUE SIDE PROFILE Large clean 90-degree side profile showing forehead, nose bridge, lips, chin, jawline, ear placement, hairline and skull silhouette. 3. THREE-QUARTER VIEW Large natural 3/4 portrait showing facial depth, cheek structure, nose projection, eye placement and jaw geometry. These three portraits must occupy most of the canvas. SECONDARY REFERENCES: Add approximately 4–6 medium-sized supporting photographic panels showing: — both eyes and eyebrows — eye / iris / eyelid detail — nose and lips — natural skin texture — hairline and hair texture — tighter 3/4 facial view Avoid extreme macro crops. Preserve enough facial context for identity recognition. IDENTITY LOCK: Every panel must depict the EXACT SAME SINGLE PERSON. Strictly preserve: — facial identity — face proportions — forehead — cheekbones — eye shape and spacing — iris color — eyelids — eyebrows — nose geometry — lips and mouth width — jawline — chin — ears — natural facial asymmetry — skin tone and undertone — natural skin texture — visible marks and imperfections — hairstyle — hairline — hair color — hair texture — facial hair if present Do not beautify or reinterpret the person. No face slimming. No eye enlargement. No nose refinement. No lip enhancement. No jaw enhancement. No skin whitening. No symmetry correction. No age modification. No makeup redesign. No hairstyle redesign. LIGHTING: Use clean professional reference lighting designed to reveal facial geometry, skin detail, hair and wardrobe texture. Soft neutral studio illumination from a large diffused source. Use gentle directional modeling so the face retains natural three-dimensional structure. Clearly reveal: — eye sockets — cheekbones — nose structure — jawline — skin texture — hair texture — clothing texture and folds No flat passport lighting. No glamour lighting. No harsh shadows. No crushed blacks. No blown highlights. No colored lighting. No dramatic rim light. No golden-hour effect. Maintain nearly identical lighting across the three primary portraits.