Isometric Presenter Pose Sheet
Creates a wide isometric vector sheet of a businesswoman presenting, walking, and using podiums for corporate presentation visuals.

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Goal: Create a clean isometric character pose sheet showing {argument name="character role" default="a professional female presenter"} in multiple presentation and business-meeting situations. Canvas: Wide horizontal 16:9 canvas with a light gray-white background, no borders, no title text, no watermark. Use generous spacing so each vignette reads as a separate pose. Visual style: Minimal modern isometric vector illustration, soft shadows under every figure and object, muted corporate palette, smooth flat shading, subtle gradients, crisp edges. The character should have fair skin, dark brown hair in a low bun, simplified faceless features, and wear {argument name="outfit" default="a white skirt suit with white high heels"}. Props should be light gray and white with small blue-gray chart accents. Layout: Arrange exactly 12 discrete isometric vignettes in two rows of six, evenly spaced across the canvas. Keep the scale consistent and show the character from varied isometric angles. Vignettes, exactly 12: 1. Front-facing woman standing and speaking into a handheld black microphone, one arm gesturing outward. 2. Rear-view woman standing behind a white podium with a gooseneck microphone. 3. Woman pointing at a transparent presentation board showing one pie chart and three vertical bar charts. 4. Woman standing with a dark tablet or clipboard held at chest height. 5. Woman walking while carrying a dark briefcase in one hand. 6. Woman walking quickly while holding a stack of folders and documents. 7. Rear three-quarter woman standing and gesturing to an unseen audience. 8. Woman holding a handheld microphone while presenting with an open-palmed gesture. 9. Woman standing confidently with one arm raised and index finger pointing upward. 10. Woman standing with one hand raised high as if asking or answering a question. 11. Woman seated at or standing behind a podium setup with a chair visible behind, speaking into a gooseneck microphone. 12. Woman leaning over a low table or desk with printed charts, reviewing or arranging presentation papers. Additional presentation furniture and props: Include exactly 3 separate white podiums with black gooseneck microphones, 1 transparent chart board, 1 low desk/table with papers, 1 chair, 1 handheld microphone in the first vignette, 1 handheld microphone in the eighth vignette, 1 tablet/clipboard, 1 briefcase, and 1 stack of documents. Avoid any readable text or logos.
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| If the result… | Why | Fix |
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| The result drifts from the preview | Too many fields changed at once. | Reuse Isometric Presenter Pose Sheet as-is first, then change one group — subject, light, or setting. |
| The model over-stylizes the scene | The prose prompt leaves finish and camera underspecified. | Add one camera or lighting sentence and stay on GPT Image 2. |
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