mikooA drawing in. A cast sheet out.
Make the sheet for this character: turnaround, four short-drama expressions (calm, angry, shocked, tearful), a 2:3 portrait, and a 9:16 first-episode frame on a rainy neon street, looking back under a clear umbrella. Keep the star clip on the right and the cat badge.
What came back
And the rest of the job.
One drawing of your original character in, a consistent sheet out: three-view turnaround, expression sheet, a portrait and a first-episode frame. Same face, same hairclip, same badge in every image, saved as a character you can reuse for storyboards and clips.
Expression sheet, full outfit in every frame
Portrait, 2:3
First-episode frame, 9:16
Questions
Before you upload yours.
- Does it have to start from a drawing?
- No. A paragraph of description works: the agent designs the character, shows you the reference first, and only builds the sheet once you approve the face.
- What stays the same across the set?
- Hair, eyes, face, age, the outfit and the one or two signature accessories. Every image is generated against the reference, and the agent checks each one item by item before handing it over.
- Can I use it for an existing anime character?
- No. The sheet is for original characters. A reference that is clearly someone else's character is used for mood and palette only, and the design is redone.
- What happens after the sheet?
- Save it as a character in your library. Storyboards, outfit changes, more scenes and short clips can then @-mention it and keep the same face.
Your project, same treatment.
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