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A structured prompt for generating an ornate anime stage-performance character collage with one large main panel and six numbered thumbnail panels. (free to use) — Free AI image template on PicX Studio.
Goal: Create an ornate anime-style character sheet collage of {argument name="character name" default="an anonymous idol guitarist"} performing on a warm theatrical stage, with the character's face deliberately obscured by a soft square blur in every panel. Canvas: Vertical 4:5 composition, dark vintage film-contact-sheet design with thin gold borders, decorative corner flourishes, and a black-gold cinematic frame. Use a warm amber, brown, cream, and black palette with glowing stage light. Layout: Use exactly 7 image panels total: 1 large dominant portrait panel on the left occupying most of the canvas, and 6 smaller numbered panels arranged around it. The small panels are labeled with gold numbers 1, 2, 3 on the right column from top to middle, and 4, 5, 6 along the bottom row. Include decorative filmstrip motifs on the far left, a small gold crown icon near the upper left, a small sparkle icon mid-left, and a circular star emblem near the lower left. Every panel has rounded black borders with fine gold outlines. Subject details: The same anime young woman appears in all 7 panels. She has {argument name="hair color" default="short chestnut-brown bob hair"} with bangs and small hair clips, a blurred square face, slim build, and idol-band styling. Outfit: cream puff-sleeve blouse with ruffled neckline, brown ribbon bow at the chest, black choker, black guitar strap, high-waisted brown plaid pleated skirt, belt with round buckle, white thigh-high stockings, small gold accessories, and wrist cuffs. She holds a {argument name="guitar color" default="glossy black electric guitar with white pickguard"} and sings into a black microphone on a stand. Panel count and contents: Panel 1 large left panel shows a three-quarter full-body pose with microphone in her left hand, guitar across her hips, confident stage stance. Panel 2 top-right shows a closer waist-up singing pose with the guitar neck extending right. Panel 3 mid-right shows a similar waist-up pose with the microphone angled toward her mouth. Panel 4 lower-right-middle shows the character slightly lower in frame with warm curtains behind her. Panel 5 bottom-left small panel shows a close crop with microphone and guitar body. Panel 6 bottom-center small panel shows her centered with microphone stand and guitar neck. Panel 7 bottom-right small panel, labeled 6, shows a more energetic pose with the guitar raised diagonally and a small drawn motion mark near her head. Background and lighting: Each panel shows the same stage setting with tall golden-orange curtains, dark stage rigging, and a bright triangular spotlight behind the performer creating a halo-like backlight. Use dramatic rim light, glossy highlights on the guitar, cinematic shadows, and fine anime illustration detail. Constraints: Keep the composition as a polished character reference/contact sheet, not a real photograph. Preserve exactly 6 numbered thumbnail labels plus the large unnumbered main panel. Do not add extra characters, extra text, logos, watermarks, or readable captions beyond the small gold numbers.
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