参考图 1 = 模特身份 + 服装参考

REFERENCE IMAGE 1 = MODEL IDENTITY + OUTFIT REFERENCE REFERENCE IMAGE 2 = CHARACTER SHEET / LAYOUT REFERENCE Create an exactly structured professional cinematic character development sheet based on Reference Image 2, but completely replace the original woman with the female model from Reference Image 1. HIGHEST PRIORITY — IDENTITY & OUTFIT LOCK Use Reference Image 1 as the strict identity and wardrobe reference for the model. Preserve her exact recognizable facial identity, facial proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, cheekbones, skin tone, skin texture, hair color, hair texture, hairstyle, distinctive hair details, body proportions, and overall natural appearance. MOST IMPORTANT — EXACT OUTFIT TRANSFER: The female model must wear the EXACT same outfit/dress shown on the woman in Reference Image 1. Transfer the clothing from Reference Image 1 onto the character-sheet model without redesigning, replacing, restyling, recoloring, simplifying, or changing it. Preserve the exact garment type, color, fabric, material, texture, pattern, print, neckline, sleeves, length, silhouette, fit, seams, buttons, accessories, footwear, and all other visible wardrobe details from Reference Image 1. Reference Image 2 is used ONLY for the character-sheet composition, layout, panel structure, poses, camera angles, spacing, labels, and presentation style. Do NOT copy the clothing of the woman from Reference Image 2. The wardrobe from Reference Image 1 has higher priority than any clothing shown in Reference Image 2. If Reference Image 2 shows a different outfit, completely ignore that outfit and use the outfit from Reference Image 1 instead. Maintain the same exact outfit consistently across every relevant full-body, turnaround, pose, silhouette, lighting, and transition panel. The clothing must remain visually identical throughout the entire character sheet, with physically accurate fabric behavior and consistent construction. IDENTITY CONSISTENCY: Every portrait, full-body panel, pose, turnaround, silhouette, expression, lighting reference, and detail panel must clearly depict the SAME woman from Reference Image 1. Do not redesign, beautify, age, masculinize, or alter her face. MATCH REFERENCE SHEET EXACTLY Recreate the same overall character-sheet composition, grid structure, panel arrangement, visual hierarchy, framing, spacing, labels, camera angles, studio presentation and professional concept-art aesthetic seen in Reference Image 2. Create a large professional character sheet containing: TURNAROUND — MODEL LOOK Four full-body views of the model: front view left profile 3/4 front view back view Use the EXACT outfit from Reference Image 1 in every turnaround view. Preserve every visible clothing and accessory detail from Reference Image 1. TURNAROUND — SCHOLAR LOOK Four full-body views: front side 3/4 back For this section, maintain the same character identity while adapting the outfit only if a distinct second wardrobe is clearly required by the visual structure of Reference Image 2. If Reference Image 1 provides only one outfit, use the Reference Image 1 outfit consistently instead of inventing a new wardrobe. POSE LINEUP Multiple full-body poses showing the same model: standing naturally walking reading a notebook holding an open book writing standing beside a classroom chalkboard looking toward a lecture/classroom environment Keep her body proportions, face, hairstyle, wardrobe identity, and overall appearance consistent in every panel. EXPRESSION SHEET Create multiple close-up head-and-shoulder portraits of the same model showing: neutral deadpan amusement faint smile focused reading concentrated expression composed runway gaze relaxed candid intense eye contact Expressions should change naturally while the face identity remains identical. IDENTITY TRANSITION Show the model transitioning visually between the character appearances represented in the reference sheet while keeping the SAME woman from Reference Image 1. If multiple wardrobe variations are required, preserve the exact wardrobe logic established by Reference Image 1 and do not invent unrelated clothing. LIGHTING REFERENCES Create several full-body/portrait examples of the same model under: soft overcast daylight studio lighting harsh midday sunlight cool fluorescent hallway lighting cinematic classroom lighting Keep the exact model identity and wardrobe consistent. DETAIL CALLOUTS Include realistic close-up panels for the visible characteristics and wardrobe details from Reference Image 1, including where applicable: eye detail natural lips individual hair strands and distinctive hair details manicured nails jewelry/ac

参考图 1 = 模特身份 + 服装参考 参考图 2 = 角色设定表 / 版式参考 基于参考图 2 创建一个结构完全一致的专业电影级角色开发设定表，但将原女性完全替换为参考图 1 中的女性模特。 最高优先级 — 身份与服装锁定 将参考图 1 用作该模特严格的身份与服装参考。保留她精确可辨的面部身份、面部比例、眼睛、眉毛、鼻子、嘴唇、下颌线、颧骨、肤色、肤质、发色、发质、发型、独特的头发细节、身体比例以及整体自然外观。 最重要 — 精确服装迁移： 女性模特必须穿着参考图 1 中女性所穿的完全相同的服装/连衣裙。将参考图 1 中的服装迁移到角色设定表的模特身上，不得重新设计、替换、改造、重染色、简化或更改。保留参考图 1 中精确的服装类型、颜色、面料、材质、纹理、图案、印花、领口、袖型、长度、廓形、合身度、接缝、纽扣、配饰、鞋履以及所有其他可见的服装细节。 参考图 2 仅用于角色设定表的构图、版式、面板结构、姿势、镜头角度、间距、标签和呈现风格。不得复制参考图 2 中女性的服装。 参考图 1 中的服装优先于参考图 2 中所显示的任何服装。如果参考图 2 显示了不同的服装，则完全忽略该服装，改用参考图 1 中的服装。 在每个相关的全身、转身、姿势、剪影、光照和过渡面板中，保持完全相同的服装。整个角色设定表中服装必须在视觉上保持一致，并具有物理上准确的面料表现和一致的构造。 身份一致性： 每一幅肖像、全身面板、姿势、转身、剪影、表情、光照参考和细节面板都必须清晰地描绘参考图 1 中的同一名女性。不得重新设计、美化、变老、男性化或改变她的面部。 精确匹配参考设定表 重现参考图 2 中相同的整体角色设定表构图、网格结构、面板排列、视觉层次、取景、间距、标签、镜头角度、工作室呈现以及专业概念艺术美学。 创建一个大型的专业角色设定表，包含： 转身 — 模特造型 模特的四个全身视图： 正视图 左侧面 3/4 正面 背面 在每个转身视图中使用参考图 1 中的精确服装。保留参考图 1 中所有可见的服装和配饰细节。 转身 — 学者造型 四个全身视图： 正面 侧面 3/4 背面 在本节中，保持相同的角色身份，仅当参考图 2 的视觉结构明确要求第二套不同的服装时才调整服装。如果参考图 1 仅提供一套服装，则一致使用参考图 1 中的服装，而非编造新服装。 姿势阵容 展示同一模特的多组全身姿势： 自然站立 行走 阅读笔记本 手持一本翻开的书 书写 站立在教室黑板旁 望向前方的讲座/教室环境 在每个面板中保持她的身体比例、面部、发型、服装身份和整体外观一致。 表情设定表 创建同一模特的多幅特写头肩肖像，展示： 中性 冷幽默 淡淡微笑 专注阅读 专注表情 沉稳的走秀凝视 放松的自然瞬间 强烈的眼神接触 表情应自然变化，同时面部身份保持一致。 身份过渡 在保持参考图 1 中同一女性身份的同时，展示模特在设定表所代表的角色形象之间进行视觉过渡。 如果需要多套服装变体，则保留参考图 1 中确立的精确服装逻辑，不得编造无关服装。 光照参考 在同一模特身上创建若干全身/肖像示例，光照条件分别为： 柔和的阴天日光 工作室灯光 正午强烈阳光 冷色调荧光灯走廊照明 电影级教室照明 保持模特身份和服装的精确一致性。 细节标注 为参考图 1 中的可见特征和服装细节创建逼真的特写面板，适用时包括： 眼部细节 自然唇部 单根发丝与独特的头发细节 修饰过的指甲 珠宝/配饰