Photo to complete character sheet

Complete prompt

Using my uploaded character photo, create ONE highly detailed character sheet that locks the same character identity. Do not invent a new face. Every view must share the same facial structure, hair, body proportions, clothing and rendering style. Basic settings: use the photo and any character description I provide. Style may be realistic 3D, stylized 3D, anime, semi-realistic or IP design; if I do not choose, preserve the photo's medium. Use my supplied gender, age, build and style keywords; do not infer personal identity or exact age. A newly created name, role, personality and theme are fictional story metadata, labeled FICTIONAL PROFILE. If age is not supplied, write AGE NOT SET. Canvas: landscape 4:3. White or ivory minimal background, clean dense technical layout, thin dividers and clear English labels. No logo or watermark. The main identity area must be the largest. All ELEVEN modules below are required on the SAME board; do not simplify, omit or move them to extra sheets. 1. TOP INFORMATION: name (a fictional name may be created), character role, age, three to five personality keywords, one-sentence core theme. 2. COLOR SYSTEM: six to eight color swatches sampled from the character, with no text on the swatches. 3. MAIN IDENTITY: four full-body views—FRONT, THREE-QUARTER, SIDE, BACK—in standard standing poses, equal scale, aligned feet, no props. Include height/proportion guide lines. Use a supplied height, otherwise relative head-unit marks without inventing a measured height. 4. SILHOUETTE: front and side silhouettes with the same body and clothing outline. 5. EXPRESSIONS: exactly eight face portraits—CALM, CURIOUS, TENSE, SURPRISED, AFRAID, SAD, DETERMINED, RELAXED. 6. MICRO-EXPRESSIONS: exactly five close crops—EYE TENSION, SLIGHT SMILE, MOUTH STRAIN, MILD FEAR, BREATH CONTROL. 7. HEAD STRUCTURE: four views—THREE-QUARTER, PROFILE, LOOKING UP, LOOKING DOWN. 8. POSE VARIATIONS: three distinct poses—RELAXED, TENSE, CONFIDENT. 9. FEATURED PORTRAIT: one chest-up close shot with strong emotion, preserving the same person. 10. COSTUME DETAILS: four close-ups—HAIR, MATERIAL, ACCESSORY, FOOTWEAR. With no accessory, show existing garment hardware instead of inventing jewelry. 11. HAND ACTIONS: five studies—RELAXED, TENSE, POINTING, GRIPPING, TOUCHING FACE—with accurate anatomy and matching skin and sleeves. Consistency: identical face, hairstyle, proportions, clothes and colors everywhere; no style drift, no extra characters. Keep every module and count. Unseen clothing/back details may be plausible fictional design continuations, not claims about what the photo proves. Quality: production-grade fine detail, realistic skin/fabric/metal, cinematic dimensional lighting that leaves features readable. Highest supported native detail, legible labels and complete heads/feet. Do not trade missing modules for decorative whitespace.