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Character development.

Define fixed traits before extending poses, expressions and locations.

You will prepare: A character specification, portrait brief and consistency checks

Open this brief in workspace →Editorial guide updated

Prepare these inputs

These are editable example inputs, not completed results.

Fixed appearance
An adult with shoulder-length silver hair, blue eyes and round glasses
Clothing and props
Navy jacket, white shirt, a plain notebook in the left hand
View and expression
Three-quarter bust portrait with a calm expression
Visual style
Clean line work, flat shading, muted-color illustration

Work through the steps

  1. 01

    Define fixed traits

    Specify hair, eyes, silhouette, clothing and props instead of relying on vague aesthetic adjectives.

  2. 02

    Start with a standard view

    Confirm a front or three-quarter portrait before full-body poses, expressions and actions.

  3. 03

    Save the base brief

    Save fixed traits in the workspace and vary only viewpoint or expression. Supply reference images on the target platform.

  4. 04

    Check the actual workflow

    Confirm that any LoRA or control node exists and matches the model. This guide includes no weights and promises no perfect consistency.

  5. 05

    Build a reviewable sheet

    Compare adopted images against the fixed traits and record which views pass or need revision.

Reusable prompt brief

Original adult character: {{character}}. Fixed clothing and props: {{wardrobe}}. View and expression: {{pose}}. Visual style: {{style}}. Preserve identity traits and outfit. Use one character, a clear silhouette and no unrelated accessories. For additional views, reuse the supplied character reference; do not claim text alone guarantees identity consistency.
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