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Using the uploaded photo as the primary visual reference, create an ultra-realistic, professional character reference sheet of the EXACT SAME PERSON.

IMPORTANT: Preserve the person's real identity, facial features, skin tone, hairstyle, hair texture, eye color, nose shape, lips, ears, beard, jawline, body proportions, and all distinctive characteristics. The person must look identical across every panel. Do not beautify, redesign, or change their identity.

LAYOUT AND COMPOSITION:

Create a high-resolution professional studio contact sheet arranged in a clean, organized grid on a light gray background, with thin white borders separating each photograph.

PANEL 1 — FULL BODY, FRONT VIEW:
A complete head-to-toe photograph of the person standing upright, facing directly toward the camera. Natural posture, arms relaxed at the sides or hands naturally positioned. Show the entire body, including both feet. Use realistic body proportions and professional studio lighting.

PANEL 2 — PORTRAIT, FRONT VIEW:
A tightly framed head-and-shoulders portrait, facing directly toward the camera. Neutral facial expression, mouth closed, eyes looking straight ahead. Capture the exact facial structure and natural skin texture.

PANEL 3 — PORTRAIT, THREE-QUARTER VIEW:
A head-and-shoulders portrait with the person's head turned approximately 45 degrees to the left. Preserve the exact same facial identity, hairstyle, beard, and expression.

PANEL 4 — PORTRAIT, PROFILE VIEW:
A clean 90-degree side-profile portrait facing right. Clearly show the forehead, nose profile, lips, chin, jawline, ear, hairstyle, and beard shape.

PANEL 5 — SECONDARY SIDE VIEW:
A head-and-shoulders side-profile photograph from a slightly different angle, revealing the ear, cheekbone, beard contour, neck, and jawline.

PANEL 6 — FACIAL DETAIL REFERENCE:
Create a collection of realistic macro photographs showing:
- Both eyes and surrounding skin.
- Eyebrows and natural eyebrow hair.
- Nose shape and skin texture.
- Lips and natural lip texture.
- Cheek skin texture and pores.
- One ear in sharp detail.
- Beard density, individual facial hairs, and jawline.

WARDROBE:
Dress the person in a perfectly fitted black business suit, crisp white dress shirt, black trousers, and polished black dress shoes. Maintain consistent clothing across all relevant panels.

BACKGROUND AND LIGHTING:
Neutral light gray seamless studio background.
Soft, balanced, professional studio lighting.
Natural shadows and realistic skin tones.
Sharp focus, lifelike facial details, photorealistic skin texture, visible pores, and individual hair strands.
No dramatic color grading or artificial beauty filters.

DESIGN AND PRESENTATION:
Follow the aesthetic of a professional film-production character reference sheet used by cinematographers, casting directors, and 3D character artists.

Arrange the photographs in a precise rectangular grid:
- One large full-body panel on the left.
- Three portrait panels across the upper right.
- One additional side-profile panel beneath the portraits.
- A facial-detail section containing several close-up images in the lower-right area.

Add small, clean, uppercase headings above each panel:
"FULL BODY — FRONT VIEW"
"PORTRAIT — FRONT VIEW"
"PORTRAIT — 3/4 VIEW"
"PORTRAIT — PROFILE VIEW"
"PORTRAIT — SIDE VIEW"
"DETAILS — CLOSE UP"

Use a clean editorial layout with subtle white dividers, consistent margins, and professional typography.

OUTPUT:
A single cohesive, ultra-photorealistic character reference sheet.
Landscape orientation, approximately 3:2 aspect ratio.
High resolution with exceptionally clear facial details.

IDENTITY CONSISTENCY IS THE HIGHEST PRIORITY.
Every panel must depict the same real person from the uploaded reference photo. Do not create different people, duplicate facial features, distort anatomy, or invent new identifying characteristics.

Improve photo quality, keep identity unchanged, left hand on steering wheel, right arm resting on door, driving convertible beside ocean, side-profile shot, tropical sunlight, realistic photography.

Create a Meme sticker pack based on the images attached, remixing with . Use exaggerated internet-reaction expressions, including crying, confusion, shock, smugness, side-eye, and deadpan disbelief, with awkward poses, low-fi cutout textures, and absurd humor.



Create a single square(1:1) transparent sticker sheet with nine distinct stickers arranged in a 3×3 grid, each showing a different expression, pose, or reaction. Separate the stickers with wide, fully transparent gaps. No background, shadows, or overlapping elements.

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