turnaround sheets
ai creative studioCreate the camera-angle reference only after your front-facing full-body bear is approved. This page helps you turn one good character image into a reusable 10-panel sheet.
inputs
- 1
image 1: approved bear
Use the full-body front-facing character from the conversion step. This is the only source of truth for identity, style, colors, outfit, and proportions.
- 2
image 2: optional layout reference
Use a sample angle sheet only to show panel layout and camera framing. It should not contribute character design.
- 3
prompt: separate identity from layout
Tell the model exactly which image controls the bear and which image only controls the sheet structure.
do not let the layout image redesign the bear
If you provide a sample angle sheet, tell the model to borrow only the layout and camera framing. The Bearish character must come only from your full-body reference image.
10-panel turnaround sheet prompt
TASK:
Create a single 16:9 landscape character reference sheet using the provided images.
IMAGE USAGE:
- Image 1 is the primary character reference and source of truth.
- Image 2 is a layout/camera-angle reference only.
- Do not borrow style, colors, or character features from Image 2.
CORE RULE - IDENTITY LOCK:
The character must remain 100% identical to Image 1 in every panel.
Preserve exactly:
- Face shape and structure
- Expression
- Eye shape, size, placement, and color
- Nose and mouth design
- Ears, hair, head features, and asymmetry
- Accessories
- Clothing design, colors, patterns, and fit
- Body proportions and silhouette
- Colors, outlines, textures, and visual weight
ART STYLE LOCK:
- Match the exact style of Image 1.
- Same line thickness.
- Same rendering style.
- Same shading approach.
- Same color behavior.
- Do not convert 2D to 3D or 3D to 2D.
- Do not add realism if the source is not realistic.
SHEET LAYOUT:
- One unified 16:9 image.
- 2 rows x 5 columns.
- 10 total panels.
- Equal spacing and clean margins.
- Each panel contains the full-body character, centered, not cropped.
PANEL LABELS:
Top row:
1. FRONT
2. 3/4 FRONT
3. SIDE
4. BACK
5. 3/4 BACK
Bottom row:
6. TOP DOWN
7. HIGH ANGLE
8. LOW ANGLE
9. UNDER SHOT
10. OVER THE SHOULDER
POSE RULE:
Use the same neutral stance in all panels.
Only the camera angle changes.
NEGATIVE RULES:
- Do not change character identity.
- Do not add props.
- Do not add or remove clothing.
- Do not crop the character.
- Do not duplicate angles.
- Do not add extra panels.
- Do not miss any required angle.
- Do not add text other than labels.
- Do not add logos, watermarks, or decorations.
FINAL QUALITY CHECK:
- Exactly 10 panels.
- All labels correct.
- Character identical in every panel.
- Accessories consistent.
- All angles unique.
- No detail loss.what each panel means
Use these definitions when checking the sheet. The model should change camera angle, not pose, identity, clothing, or art style.
Front: straight-on, full face visible.
3/4 front: about 45 degrees, with some depth visible.
Side: clean profile view.
Back: rear view with no face visible.
3/4 back: rear 45-degree view.
Top down: directly above, showing top surfaces.
High angle: above and tilted down, with partial face visibility.
Low angle: below and tilted up.
Under shot: extreme low angle, underside emphasized.
Over the shoulder: rear 3/4 view with slight face visibility if natural.
quality check
The same pose should appear in every panel. Only the camera angle changes. If the sheet duplicates angles, misses panels, changes clothing, or redraws the head, regenerate or repair the failed panels before using it as a reference.