How do I use the Japanese Kimono Character Sheet template?
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Creates a professional character reference sheet from a single kimono portrait, including turnaround views, pose panels, callouts, and palette notes.
Using REFERENCE_0 as the character and outfit base, create a polished character reference sheet for {argument name="character name" default="HANAKO"}. Keep the face anonymized/blurred as in the reference, but expand the single photo into a full-body studio character sheet. Goal: Generate a clean, elegant character turnaround sheet with a traditional Japanese cultural theme, preserving the red kimono styling, floral hair ornaments, dangling accessories, and candy skewer prop from the reference. Canvas and style: Vertical poster layout on a warm off-white paper background with thin muted red divider lines, small ornamental corner marks, serif typography, and a refined fashion/character-design presentation. Top section: Show exactly 4 full-body turnaround views of the character wearing the same red floral kimono ensemble: 1. Front 2. 3/4 Front 3. Side 4. Back Add small numbered captions under each view. Header text: Large title {argument name="character name" default="HANAKO"} with a small cherry blossom icon and the subtitle “CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET”. Include a compact info block listing: Name: {argument name="character name" default="HANAKO"}, Age: {argument name="age" default="18"}, Height: {argument name="height" default="158 cm"}, Role: “Traditional Beauty”, Theme: “Japanese Cultural”. Right sidebar: Add a “DETAILS & CALL-OUTS” panel with exactly 4 labeled close-up cards: 1. Kimono Fabric — subtle woven texture with refined sheen 2. Inner Collar — black & white floral patterned juban 3. Obi — gold floral brocade with traditional knot style 4. Hair Accessory — floral kanzashi with dangling ornaments Bottom section: Create exactly 3 larger pose panels: 5. Dynamic Bento Pose — standing, lively gesture, holding the colorful candy skewer outward 6. Seated Pose — seated calmly on a wooden bench or platform, holding the candy skewer 7. Expression Pose — closer bust/half-body crop holding the candy near the face Add a small “COLOR PALETTE” box with exactly 5 circular swatches: deep red, pale pink, blush pink, warm gold, and black. Add a short “NOTES” block describing grace, tradition, refined elegance, and timeless Japanese beauty. Constraints: Preserve the recognizable clothing, hair accessory placement, and candy prop from the reference while making the sheet look like a professional generated model/character sheet. Do not add extra views or extra callout cards. Keep the face obscured/anonymized in every character view.
Japanese Kimono Character Sheet needs input media to work. Open it in the studio and these load alongside the prompt — pick whichever ones your chosen model can take.
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