GPT Image 2.0 Prompt - Kanonisches Charakter-Masterreferenzboard

Create an official professional Character Identity & Styling Master Reference Board from the uploaded reference images. All uploaded images depict the exact same woman. Use all uploaded reference images together as the definitive source for constructing ONE unified canonical character. Analyze the recurring and most consistent characteristics across all references and consolidate them into a single coherent character identity. This is a professional technical character master-reference document, NOT a fashion photoshoot, advertisement, editorial image, or beauty campaign. The purpose of this board is to establish a complete canonical character template for future AI image generation, AI video generation, animation, VFX, cinematic continuity, character consistency, and long-term visual reproduction. The final board must clearly communicate: WHO THE CHARACTER IS, WHAT HER BODY STRUCTURE IS, WHAT HER FACE LOOKS LIKE, AND HOW HER CANONICAL HAIR, MAKEUP, CLOTHING, AND ACCESSORIES APPEAR. ======================================== PRIMARY IDENTITY LOCK Identity consistency is the highest priority. Every panel must depict the exact same woman. Preserve the most recurring and consistent: - facial identity - cranial structure - facial proportions - forehead proportions - eye shape - eye spacing - eyelid structure - eyebrow structure - nose bridge - nose tip - nostril structure - lip shape - lip proportions - cupid's bow - jawline - cheekbone structure - facial silhouette - facial symmetry - hairline - skin tone - age impression - body proportions - overall silhouette Do not redesign the face. Do not reinterpret the facial structure. Do not beautify by changing anatomical proportions. Do not generate a similar-looking person. All facial views must belong to one single canonical woman. ======================================== CANONICAL BODY STRUCTURE Preserve the most consistent anatomical characteristics visible across the uploaded references. Character data: Height: 168 cm Weight: 49 kg Bust: 84 cm Waist: 60 cm Hips: 92 cm Waist-to-hip ratio: 0.65 Approximate leg length: 97 cm Leg length approximately 57% of total height Approximately 7.75-head-tall proportions Preserve: - shoulder proportions - neck proportions - collarbone structure - torso proportions - ribcage proportions - waist structure - hip structure - arm proportions - hand proportions - leg proportions - knee positioning - ankle structure - skeletal proportions - natural muscle distribution - overall body silhouette Represent the measurements naturally and accurately without exaggeration. ======================================== PRIMARY CHARACTER TURNAROUND Create a prominent technical full-body turnaround section containing: - Front full-body view - True left 90-degree full-body side view - True right 90-degree full-body side view - Full-body back view Neutral relaxed standing posture. Symmetrical anatomical alignment. No contrapposto. No twisting. No exaggerated hip shift. No dynamic fashion pose. Entire body visible from head to feet. Maintain consistent scale between all views. All four views must depict the exact same person. ======================================== FACIAL IDENTITY TURNAROUND Include a dedicated facial identity section containing: - Front facial portrait - True left 90-degree facial profile - True right 90-degree facial profile - Head-and-shoulders portrait STRICT 90-DEGREE PROFILE REQUIREMENTS: Head perfectly aligned sideways. Face perfectly perpendicular to the camera. No 3/4 angle. No partial rotation. No tilted head. No perspective reinterpretation. The front, left profile, and right profile must form one coherent facial identity set. ======================================== HAIR IDENTITY The character's actual hairstyle and hair color must be derived from the uploaded reference images. Do not automatically replace them with generic hair. Preserve the most consistent: - hair color - hair length - hair density - hair texture - hairline - parting - bangs - side sections - face-framing strands - volume - straightness or curl pattern - hair ends - overall hairstyle silhouette Include compact hair-reference details showing: - front - side - back - hair detail - hair color Hair color and hairstyle are part of the canonical character identity. ======================================== MAKEUP IDENTITY Extract the recurring makeup appearance from the uploaded references. Preserve: - skin finish - eyebrow shape - eyebrow color - eyeliner - eyelashes - eyeshadow - under-eye styling - blush - contour - highlight - lip color - lip finish - overall makeup intensity Include a compact makeup-detail panel. Do not introduce a completely different makeup style. The purpose is character continuity rather than beauty enhancement. ======================================== CANONICAL COSTUME The recurring clothing and styling visible in the uploaded reference images are part of the character's canonical visual appearance. Do NOT replace the character with a generic casting outfit. Preserve the most consistent primary costume appearance. Document: - top - bottom - outerwear - clothing layers - garment silhouette - colors - materials - textures - neckline - sleeves - waist placement - hemline - seams - buttons - zippers - straps - distinctive construction details - footwear - socks or tights - jewelry - accessories Include compact detail panels for: - full outfit - upper-body clothing - lower-body clothing - footwear - accessories Do not invent unnecessary costume details. When a detail is unclear, preserve the closest appearance supported by the reference images. ======================================== COLOR & MATERIAL REFERENCE Include a small restrained technical reference palette showing: - hair color - skin tone - makeup tones - lip color - primary costume colors - secondary costume colors - footwear color - jewelry / metal color - important fabric or material characteristics This is a production reference, not decorative graphic design. ======================================== HAND & FOOT REFERENCE Include small anatomical detail panels. HAND: - natural relaxed position - correct five-finger anatomy - realistic finger length - realistic joint structure - realistic palm proportions - natural nails No fused fingers. No duplicated digits. No malformed joints. No elongated or distorted fingers. FOOT: - natural foot anatomy - accurate proportions - consistent footwear structure These should remain secondary reference panels. ======================================== EXPRESSION REFERENCE Include a compact expression-reference section using the exact same canonical face: - Neutral - Slight smile - Natural smile - Serious / composed Expression changes must preserve the same facial identity and underlying facial structure. ======================================== SILHOUETTE & PROPORTION GUIDE Include a compact technical silhouette/proportion section. Show: - Front silhouette - Side silhouette - Back silhouette Add subtle measurement guides for: - total height - head-to-body ratio - shoulder level - waist level - hip level - knee level - ankle level - approximate leg length - upper-body / lower-body relationship Use clean technical lines and restrained labels. ======================================== CHARACTER PROFILE Include a compact technical information panel: CHARACTER PROFILE Height: 168 cm Weight: 49 kg Bust: 84 cm Waist: 60 cm Hips: 92 cm WHR: 0.65 Leg Length: approximately 97 cm Body Ratio: approximately 7.75 heads Additional identity descriptors: Facial Identity Cranial Structure Body Proportion Hair Identity Makeup Identity Costume Identity Overall Silhouette Age Impression ======================================== IDENTITY INVARIANTS Include a clearly labeled technical section: IDENTITY INVARIANTS The following characteristics must remain consistent unless explicitly changed: - facial identity - facial proportions - cranial structure - eye shape - nose structure - lip structure - skin tone - body proportions - hair color - canonical hairstyle - makeup identity - canonical costume - footwear - signature accessories - overall silhouette ======================================== ALLOWED VARIATIONS Future image and video generation may vary: - facial expression - pose - body movement - camera angle - camera distance - lighting - environment - background - cinematography - scene context These variations must never accidentally change the canonical identity, anatomy, hairstyle, hair color, makeup identity, or canonical styling. ======================================== REFERENCE DIFFERENCE HANDLING Ignore temporary differences caused by: - lighting - exposure - filters - camera distortion - lens distortion - facial expression - pose - photographic perspective However, do NOT automatically discard recurring visual characteristics such as: - recurring hairstyle - recurring hair color - recurring makeup - recurring costume - recurring accessories When multiple references show minor variations, determine the most recurring and visually consistent appearance and consolidate it into one canonical version. Do not randomly mix incompatible styling elements. ======================================== CAMERA & LIGHTING Professional neutral studio documentation. 85mm portrait-lens equivalent for facial panels. Minimal perspective distortion. Consistent camera characteristics across all views. Soft, even studio illumination. Neutral white or light-gray background. Natural realistic skin texture. No beauty-filter appearance. No excessive skin smoothing. No dramatic cinematic lighting. ======================================== LAYOUT & COMPOSITION 16:9 horizontal composition. Create a clean, spacious, highly organized technical reference-board layout. Use a professional modular grid. Prioritize the largest areas for: 1. Full-body turnaround 2. Facial identity views 3. Character profile data Use smaller secondary panels for: - hair - makeup - costume details - accessories - hands - feet - expressions - color/material reference - silhouette - proportion diagrams - identity invariants Maintain clear separation between panels. Avoid overcrowding. Avoid excessive decorative graphics. Use subtle technical lines, labels, measurement markers, and professional typography. The visual hierarchy should immediately communicate: IDENTITY → BODY → TURNAROUND → STYLING → DETAILS → DATA. ======================================== VISUAL STYLE Official production reference-document aesthetic. Professional character design reference sheet. Film / animation / VFX production documentation aesthetic. AI character consistency reference aesthetic. Highly realistic. Extremely detailed photorealistic rendering. Neutral technical presentation. Clean studio documentation. No fashion-magazine cover aesthetic. No advertising layout. No glamour photoshoot composition. No dramatic editorial posing. ======================================== FINAL PURPOSE This image is the complete CHARACTER MASTER REFERENCE. It must establish both: PHYSICAL IDENTITY and VISUAL STYLING IDENTITY. The physical identity includes: - face - cranial structure - body - anatomy - proportions - silhouette - multi-angle appearance The visual styling identity includes: - hairstyle - hair color - makeup - canonical clothing - footwear - accessories - grooming - color and material characteristics All panels must represent ONE SINGLE CANONICAL CHARACTER. This master reference will be used as the visual foundation for future AI image generation, AI video generation, animation, cinematic continuity, and multi-scene character consistency. The character must remain recognizable as the exact same person across different cameras, angles, poses, environments, lighting conditions, and future video sequences.