Create a pose design sheet for the character in Input 1.
Show the SAME character in a set of DIFFERENT full-body poses,
arranged in a clean grid (for example a 3×3 layout with 9 poses).
Let the pose variety be inspired by the character’s role and outfit in Input 1 (e.g. for a knight: idle stance, walking, running, guarding, attacking, casting, jumping, pointing, sitting or resting; for a mage/rogue/etc., use poses that feel natural to that archetype).
Keep the character’s proportions, hairstyle, costume, and overall design identical to Input 1. Only the body pose, gesture, and angle may change.
Facial features and likeness must remain the same.
Align all figures on the same ground line and use a consistent camera distance and scale, so the poses read clearly as a unified sheet.
Under each figure, add a short ALL-CAPS label that matches the pose (e.g. “IDLE”, “RUN”, “GUARD”, “CAST”, “JUMP”, “REST”, etc.).
Optionally, add a small title at the top such as “POSE SHEET”.
Background should be simple like a design sheet, with a light uniform color (or subtle checker pattern) and minimal guide lines.
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