Create a professional cinematic character reference sheet for ONE character or creature.

Include exactly 3 views arranged horizontally in one seamless composition:

Front full-body — show the body from the shoulders down, with the entire head and face invisible. The missing head area should softly fade into the grey background with a feathered transition. Do not enlarge or stretch the body to compensate for the missing head.

Back full-body — show the complete character from head to toe, including hairstyle, ears, horns, tail, fur, scales, costume, and accessories where applicable.

Front upper-body portrait — show the character from the top of the head down to the mid-chest/waist (bust view, not just the head) to clearly establish the character's identity, costume top, hairstyle, fur, horns, ears, or other head structure. Split ONLY the central facial features (forehead, eye, nose, mouth, chin) down the center vertical line: the left side of the face (viewer's left) shows clean, detailed line art STRICTLY CONFINED within the inner facial boundary (eyes, nose, mouth, chin), while the right side of the face (viewer's right), the outer face silhouette, hair, neck, and chest remain 100% fully rendered in a photorealistic style with complete color, lighting, skin texture, fur, and materials. Do NOT allow line art to bleed into the hair, ears, outer jawline, background, or torso.

Strict scale consistency: the front and back full-body views must represent the exact same character height and proportions. Their feet must align to the same horizontal baseline, with the same shoulder position. The hidden head in the front view must still occupy its normal anatomical space, so the visible shoulder-to-feet body must not be scaled up.

Maintain identical anatomy, proportions, height, colors, materials, costume, hairstyle/fur, and accessories across all views.

Use a uniform neutral medium-grey studio background, soft even lighting, photorealistic, highly detailed, production-ready.

No dividing lines, borders, frames, panel outlines, side view, extra characters, props, text, labels, logos, watermark, or decorative elements.
