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package/skills/image/references/multi-panel.md

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-# Multi-Panel Compositions
-
-Single-image layouts containing multiple frames, panels, or grid cells. Unlike [storyboards.md](storyboards.md) (sequential images generated one-at-a-time), these patterns produce **one image** with all panels baked in.
-
-Core principle: explicitly number and describe every panel. Models need panel-by-panel instructions — vague requests like "show multiple angles" produce inconsistent grids.
-
----
-
-## 1. 9-Cell Grid Storyboard
-
-> For a product-focused narrative variant, see [patterns/ecommerce.md](patterns/ecommerce.md#9-panel-tvc-storyboard-grid).
-
-**When to use:** TVC or commercial shot breakdown — one image = 9 panels with scene titles and timestamps.
-
-### Template (5-slot format)
-
-```
-Scene: Dark storyboard layout — 3x3 grid of cinematic frames for a {duration}-second {product_name} commercial. Each cell has a thin dark border. Below each cell: scene number, title, and timestamp in small white sans-serif text on dark background.
-
-Subject: {product_name} commercial storyboard showing the complete narrative arc across 9 panels.
-
-Important Details:
-Panel 1 (0:00–{t1}): {scene_1_description}
-Panel 2 ({t1}–{t2}): {scene_2_description}
-Panel 3 ({t2}–{t3}): {scene_3_description}
-Panel 4 ({t3}–{t4}): {scene_4_description}
-Panel 5 ({t4}–{t5}): {scene_5_description}
-Panel 6 ({t5}–{t6}): {scene_6_description}
-Panel 7 ({t6}–{t7}): {scene_7_description}
-Panel 8 ({t7}–{t8}): {scene_8_description}
-Panel 9 ({t8}–{duration}): {scene_9_description}
-
-Each panel labeled below: "Scene {N}: {title}" and "{start}–{end}"
-
-Use Case: Pre-production storyboard for video production team
-Constraints: All 9 panels must be clearly separated, no merged cells, every panel must contain distinct content, timestamps must be legible, {language} titles
-```
-
-**Variables:**
-- `{product_name}` — brand/product
-- `{duration}` — total spot length (e.g., "30", "60")
-- `{t1}` through `{t8}` — timestamp boundaries
-- `{scene_1_description}` through `{scene_9_description}` — shot description per panel
-- `{language}` — "Chinese" / "English" / "bilingual"
-
-**Recommended size:** 1536x1024 (landscape)
-**Model:** GPT Image 2.5 `quality: high` (text-heavy — timestamps and titles need legibility)
-**Common pitfalls:**
-- Omitting panel numbers causes the model to merge or skip panels
-- Vague scene descriptions produce near-identical panels — each must have a distinct action, angle, or subject
-- Timestamps in very small text need `quality: high` to remain readable
-
----
-
-## 2. 2x2 Editorial Portrait Grid
-
-**When to use:** Same person shown from 4 angles/crops in one image for an editorial or casting look.
-
-### Template (5-slot format)
-
-```
-Scene: 2x2 grid of four editorial portraits, minimal gap between panels. {background_description}. {lighting_style}.
-
-Subject: {subject_description} — same person in all four panels, consistent identity and wardrobe.
-
-Important Details:
-Top-left: front-facing portrait, direct eye contact, shoulders up
-Top-right: extreme macro close-up of face — eyes, skin texture, freckles visible
-Bottom-left: lower angle looking up, chin slightly raised, confident expression
-Bottom-right: side profile, clean silhouette against background
-
-Consistent lighting across all four panels. Skin texture realistic, no airbrushing.
-
-Use Case: editorial photography, model portfolio, casting composite
-Constraints: same person in every panel, no wardrobe changes between panels, no extra people, no text overlays
-```
-
-**Variables:**
-- `{subject_description}` — age, appearance, wardrobe (e.g., "woman in her 30s, dark curly hair, white linen shirt")
-- `{background_description}` — (e.g., "soft gray studio backdrop")
-- `{lighting_style}` — (e.g., "single key light from upper left, subtle fill from right")
-
-**Recommended size:** 1024x1024 (square) or 1024x1536 (vertical for portrait emphasis)
-**Model:** GPT Image 2.5 `quality: medium` or Nano Banana Pro (both handle photorealistic portraits well)
-**Common pitfalls:**
-- Not specifying "same person" in every panel — model may generate four different people
-- Omitting which quadrant gets which angle — model arranges arbitrarily
-- Requesting too-different crops (full body + extreme close-up) creates scale inconsistency within the grid
-
----
-
-## 3. 3-Panel Campaign Collage
-
-**When to use:** Hero shot + close-up + action for a campaign visual — horizontal or vertical triptych.
-
-### Template (5-slot format)
-
-```
-Scene: Three-panel {orientation} collage for {brand_name} campaign. Panels separated by thin white lines.
-
-Subject: {model_description} showcasing {product_description}.
-
-Important Details:
-Panel 1 (left/top): Hero wide shot — full figure of model with product, environmental context, lifestyle setting
-Panel 2 (center/middle): Close-up product detail — {product_detail_description}, tactile textures, sharp focus
-Panel 3 (right/bottom): Action shot — model using/wearing/interacting with product, candid energy, slight motion blur on extremities
-
-Consistent warm golden-hour lighting across all panels. Same model identity throughout.
-{typography_instruction}
-
-Use Case: social media campaign visual, brand lookbook
-Constraints: same person across all panels, consistent color grading, no stock-photo stiffness, {product_name} must be visible in every panel
-```
-
-**Variables:**
-- `{orientation}` — "horizontal" (side by side) or "vertical" (stacked)
-- `{brand_name}`, `{product_name}`, `{product_description}` — brand context
-- `{model_description}` — who appears
-- `{product_detail_description}` — what the close-up shows
-- `{typography_instruction}` — e.g., `Text: "{HEADLINE}" in bold condensed white, overlaid on Panel 1 lower third` or omit for no text
-
-**Recommended size:** 1536x1024 (horizontal triptych) or 1024x1536 (vertical triptych)
-**Model:** GPT Image 2.5 `quality: medium` — if text overlay needed, use `quality: high`
-**Common pitfalls:**
-- Not specifying panel order — "hero, close-up, action" without left/center/right assignment
-- Lighting inconsistency when mixing indoor close-up with outdoor hero shot — specify unified lighting
-- Forgetting to mention subject consistency causes three different models
-
----
-
-## 4. 4x3 Borderless Grid
-
-**When to use:** 12 panels telling a story or showing moods — no gaps between panels, seamless mosaic feel.
-
-### Template (5-slot format)
-
-```
-Scene: 4x3 borderless grid (4 columns, 3 rows) where each of the 12 panels is an independent image but panels share no borders, gaps, or dividers — edges touch seamlessly. Overall theme: {theme}.
-
-Subject: {subject_description} — maintain strong subject consistency across all 12 panels.
-
-Important Details:
-Row 1: {panel_1}, {panel_2}, {panel_3}, {panel_4}
-Row 2: {panel_5}, {panel_6}, {panel_7}, {panel_8}
-Row 3: {panel_9}, {panel_10}, {panel_11}, {panel_12}
-
-Style: {style_description}
-Mood progression: {mood_arc}
-Each panel is an independent composition but the overall grid reads as a unified artwork.
-
-Use Case: mood board, editorial spread, social media carousel preview, album artwork
-Constraints: borderless — no white lines, no black borders, no gaps between panels. Same subject identity across all panels. No text in panels.
-```
-
-**Variables:**
-- `{subject_description}` — who/what appears across panels
-- `{theme}` — overarching concept (e.g., "solitude in a city", "four seasons of a garden")
-- `{panel_1}` through `{panel_12}` — brief shot description per cell
-- `{style_description}` — visual style (e.g., "35mm film grain, desaturated palette")
-- `{mood_arc}` — how energy changes across the grid (e.g., "calm morning to chaotic night")
-
-**Recommended size:** 1536x1024 (landscape) — gives each cell enough resolution
-**Model:** Nano Banana Pro (handles complex multi-element compositions with thinking mode; no text needed)
-**Common pitfalls:**
-- Saying "borderless" is not enough — explicitly state "no white lines, no black borders, no gaps"
-- 12 panels in one image pushes detail limits — keep per-panel descriptions short and visually distinct
-- Without explicit subject consistency instructions, each panel may feature a different person/object
-
----
-
-## 5. 6-Frame Cinematic Sequence
-
-**When to use:** Fashion editorial or film-style sequence — multiple camera angles of the same scene in one image.
-
-### Template (5-slot format)
-
-```
-Scene: 6-frame cinematic sequence arranged in a 3x2 grid. Dark film-strip aesthetic with thin black borders. {location_description}.
-
-Subject: {subject_description}, wearing {wardrobe_description}. Same person, same outfit, same location across all 6 frames.
-
-Important Details:
-Frame 1 (top-left): Top-down bird's eye view — subject seen from directly above, full body visible against ground/floor
-Frame 2 (top-center): Low angle looking up — subject towering over camera, dramatic perspective, sky/ceiling visible
-Frame 3 (top-right): Wide isolation shot — subject small in frame, vast environment dominates, sense of scale
-Frame 4 (bottom-left): Close-up with slight tilt — face and upper body, Dutch angle, intimate intensity
-Frame 5 (bottom-center): Motion frame — subject mid-action ({motion_action}), natural motion blur on limbs
-Frame 6 (bottom-right): Grounded final — medium shot, subject at rest, direct gaze, resolving the sequence
-
-Photographer reference: {photographer_style}
-Lighting: consistent {lighting_description} across all frames
-
-Use Case: fashion editorial, film lookbook, director's shot list visualization
-Constraints: same person and wardrobe in every frame, no costume changes, consistent color grading, no text overlays
-```
-
-**Variables:**
-- `{subject_description}` — model details
-- `{wardrobe_description}` — clothing
-- `{location_description}` — setting
-- `{motion_action}` — what the motion frame captures (e.g., "walking forward", "turning sharply", "jumping")
-- `{photographer_style}` — (e.g., "Peter Lindbergh desaturated realism", "Helmut Newton dramatic contrast")
-- `{lighting_description}` — (e.g., "overcast natural light, soft shadows")
-
-**Recommended size:** 1536x1024 (landscape, 3x2 grid)
-**Model:** GPT Image 2.5 `quality: medium` or Nano Banana Pro
-**Common pitfalls:**
-- Not naming each frame explicitly — "various angles" is too vague, the model needs per-frame instructions
-- Top-down and low-angle in the same grid confuse the model if you don't anchor each frame to a grid position
-- Motion blur instruction must be specific ("blur on hands and feet") or the model applies blur everywhere
-
----
-
-## 6. Before/After Split
-
-**When to use:** Product transformation, makeover, time comparison, renovation — two states side by side.
-
-### Template (5-slot format)
-
-```
-Scene: Single image split into left and right halves with a {divider_style} dividing line down the center. Before/after comparison.
-
-Subject: {subject_description}
-
-Important Details:
-Left half (BEFORE): {before_description} — {before_condition}
-Right half (AFTER): {after_description} — {after_condition}
-
-The transition at the center line should feel {transition_style}. Same camera angle, same framing, same background perspective in both halves — only the subject's state changes.
-
-Use Case: {use_case}
-Constraints: identical composition and camera angle on both sides, same lighting direction, no text unless specified, the dividing line must be clearly visible
-```
-
-**Variables:**
-- `{subject_description}` — what is being compared
-- `{before_description}` / `{before_condition}` — left side state (e.g., "faded, cracked wall with peeling paint")
-- `{after_description}` / `{after_condition}` — right side state (e.g., "freshly painted wall, smooth finish, vibrant color")
-- `{divider_style}` — "thin white line" / "subtle gradient blend" / "sharp vertical cut"
-- `{transition_style}` — "clean and abrupt" / "natural, as if wiping away"
-- `{use_case}` — "product marketing", "renovation portfolio", "skincare results"
-
-**Recommended size:** 1536x1024 (landscape — gives each half a portrait-like proportion)
-**Model:** GPT Image 2.5 `quality: medium` — for text labels ("BEFORE" / "AFTER"), use `quality: high`
-**Common pitfalls:**
-- Not specifying "same camera angle both sides" — model may show two completely different viewpoints
-- Without a visible divider, the two halves can merge into one ambiguous scene
-- Left/right assignment matters — always state which side is before and which is after
-
----
-
-## 7. 12-Panel Storyboard Poster
-
-**When to use:** Full narrative in one image — 3x4 grid (3 columns, 4 rows) for animation or video pre-production.
-
-### Template (5-slot format)
-
-```
-Scene: 12-panel storyboard poster, 3 columns x 4 rows. Dark background with each panel in a clean rectangular frame. "{title}" in bold white text at the top of the image. Below each panel: scene number and one-line description in small white text.
-
-Subject: {character_description} — maintain consistent character design, proportions, and colors across all 12 panels.
-
-Important Details:
-Panel 1: {scene_1} — "{caption_1}"
-Panel 2: {scene_2} — "{caption_2}"
-Panel 3: {scene_3} — "{caption_3}"
-Panel 4: {scene_4} — "{caption_4}"
-Panel 5: {scene_5} — "{caption_5}"
-Panel 6: {scene_6} — "{caption_6}"
-Panel 7: {scene_7} — "{caption_7}"
-Panel 8: {scene_8} — "{caption_8}"
-Panel 9: {scene_9} — "{caption_9}"
-Panel 10: {scene_10} — "{caption_10}"
-Panel 11: {scene_11} — "{caption_11}"
-Panel 12: {scene_12} — "{caption_12}"
-
-Panels read left-to-right, top-to-bottom (like a comic page). Character appearance, clothing, and color palette must stay identical across all 12 panels — only pose, expression, angle, and environment change.
-
-Style: {art_style}
-
-Use Case: animation pre-production, pitch deck visualization, narrative overview poster
-Constraints: all 12 panels must be distinct scenes (no duplicates), character consistency is critical, scene numbers must be legible, {language} captions
-Quality: high
-```
-
-**Variables:**
-- `{title}` — project/episode title displayed at top
-- `{character_description}` — detailed character design (colors, outfit, distinguishing features)
-- `{scene_1}` through `{scene_12}` — visual description of each panel
-- `{caption_1}` through `{caption_12}` — text label under each panel
-- `{art_style}` — (e.g., "Pixar-style 3D", "anime cel shading", "watercolor illustration", "graphic novel ink")
-- `{language}` — caption language
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-**Recommended size:** 1024x1536 (portrait — 3 columns x 4 rows needs vertical space)
-**Model:** GPT Image 2.5 `quality: high` (text-heavy — scene numbers and captions must be readable)
-**Common pitfalls:**
-- Character drift is the biggest risk at 12 panels — repeat character design details in the prompt, not just "same character"
-- Without explicit scene numbering in the prompt, panels may appear in random order
-- 12 panels with captions is extremely text-dense — keep captions under 5 words each for legibility
-- Art style must be stated once and applied uniformly; mixing styles across panels produces visual chaos
-
----
-
-## General Multi-Panel Tips
-
-**Panel count vs. detail trade-off:** More panels = less detail per panel. 4 panels allow rich per-panel descriptions; 12 panels need brief, visually distinct descriptions (3-8 words each).
-
-**Subject consistency:** Always include an explicit instruction: "same person / same character / same product across all panels." Repeat key identity markers (hair color, clothing, distinguishing features) rather than saying "same as before."
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-**Grid specification:** Always state the grid dimensions (e.g., "3x2 grid, 3 columns 2 rows"). Saying "6 panels" without layout instruction lets the model choose an unpredictable arrangement.
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-**Borders and gaps:** Be explicit — "thin white border between panels" or "borderless, no gaps." Default behavior varies by model and is unreliable.
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-**Reading order:** State it: "left-to-right, top-to-bottom" or "numbered 1-9 starting top-left." Without this, narrative flow may be jumbled.
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-**Panel variety:** State it as a requirement, not a hope: "no two non-empty panels may be identical or near-identical — each must change the shot size, the camera angle, the action beat, or the foreground/background relationship." Without this line the model repeats a flattering composition across half the grid. It is the mirror image of subject consistency: identity stays fixed, everything else has to move.
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-**Model selection summary:**
-- Text/labels in panels --> GPT Image 2.5 `quality: high`
-- No text, complex composition --> Nano Banana Pro
-- Budget/exploration --> Nano Banana 2 or GPT Image 2.5 `quality: low`
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----
-
-## Storyboard Sheets From a Timed Scene
-
-When the sheet feeds a video pipeline (see the sibling `video` skill), the scene's duration — not taste — decides the grid.
-
-**Grid from scene duration:**
-
-| Scene duration | Grid | Panels |
-|---|---|---:|
-| up to 9s | 3 columns x 3 rows | 9 |
-| 9-12s | 3 columns x 4 rows | 12 |
-| over 12s | 4 columns x 4 rows | 16 |
-
-Each panel stays 16:9 regardless of the grid. Keep the panels edge to edge — a thin dark rule is fine for readability, gutters are not.
-
-The duration in this table is the scene's screen time, not a clip length: the sheet shows the whole scene in one image, while the sibling `video` skill still generates it as several clips of about five seconds each. A 15s scene is one 4x4 sheet and three generations, not one.
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-**Panel labels:** ask for two small solid-dark tabs inside every panel — the panel number in white in the top-left corner, the panel's own duration in white in the top-right ("0.5s", "1s", "2s"). Putting the duration on the panel instead of under it survives cropping and lets an editor read the sheet without the accompanying document. This is text — budget `quality: high` on GPT Image 2.5.
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-**Default timing layouts:** start from an even split, then spend the extra time on the beat that needs a hold.
-
-- 5s on a 3x3 — eight panels at 0.5s, the last at 1s.
-- 9s on a 3x3 — nine panels at 1s.
-- 12s on a 3x4 — twelve panels at 1s.
-- 15s on a 4x4 — fourteen panels at 1s, the final two at 0.5s.
-
-Panel durations must add up to the scene duration exactly. If a short scene would fragment into meaningless beats, leave the trailing panels plain black rather than padding the action.
-
----
-
-*Author: Serge Shima ([t.me/aimastersme](https://t.me/aimastersme) · [sergeshima.com](https://sergeshima.com) · [aimasters.me](https://aimasters.me)) · License: CC BY 4.0 — attribution required · Source: [smixs/visual-skills](https://github.com/smixs/visual-skills)*

package/skills/image/references/nano-banana.md

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-# Nano Banana — Specific Rules
-
-Три тира. «Thinking» модели — понимают намерение, физику, композицию.
-
-| Тир | Model ID | Роль |
-|-----|----------|------|
-| **NB2 Lite** | `gemini-3.1-flash-lite-image` | Самая быстрая и дешёвая ($0.034, ~4 сек), только 1K. Черновики, массовые батчи |
-| **NB2** (Flash) | `gemini-3.1-flash-image` | Дефолтный workhorse: Pro-фичи (текст, 4K, grounding, консистентность) на скорости Flash |
-| **NBP** (Pro) | `gemini-3-pro-image` | Топ-тир: сложные многослойные сцены, максимум reasoning и контроля |
-
-## Стиль промпта
-
-Натуральный язык, 1-2 параграфа. Структура свободная, но порядок помогает:
-**Subject + Action + Location/context + Composition + Style**
-
-```
-A cinematic wide shot of a futuristic sports car speeding through a rainy
-Tokyo street at night. Neon signs reflect off wet pavement and metallic
-chassis. Format: 16:9.
-```
-
-## Что НЕ указывать
-
-- Числовые параметры объектива: **50mm, 85mm, f/2.8, ISO 400** — NB игнорит. Используй описание: «shallow depth of field», «wide-angle distortion».
-- Tag-soup: «cool, modern, 4k, cinematic» — пишет связным предложением.
-
-## Уникальные возможности
-
-### Image Grounding (NB2 only)
-NB2 ищет реальные изображения в интернете до генерации. Архитектурно точные конкретные локации, корректные виды животных/растений.
-
-```
-Generate a cinematic, golden-hour photograph of [SPECIFIC REAL PLACE].
-Ensure the architectural details, the spire, the surrounding square, and
-the landscape are accurate to reality.
-```
-
-**Работает:** здания, мосты, площади, виды животных, виды растений, насекомые.
-**Не работает:** конкретные люди.
-
-### Extreme Aspect Ratios (NB2 only)
-
-1:8, 8:1, 1:4, 4:1 — для баннеров, скроллов, комикс-стрипов.
-
-```
-Create a 4-panel horizontal comic strip (aspect ratio 4:1).
-The story follows [CHARACTER] doing [ACTION] that ends with a twist.
-Use a vibrant comic book style. Keep character design consistent.
-```
-
-Стандартные: 1:1, 3:2, 2:3, 3:4, 4:3, 4:5, 5:4, 9:16, 16:9, 21:9.
-
-### Thinking Mode
-
-Включён по умолчанию; у NBP отключить нельзя (модель рисует до 2 «thought images» в бэкенде, они не тарифицируются как картинки, но thinking-токены платные). У NB2 есть рычаг `thinking_level: minimal | high` (default `minimal`) — поднимай до `high` для:
-- Невнятных результатов, требующих reasoning
-- Сложных инфографик со spatial logic
-- Grounding + spatial reasoning одновременно
-
-### Multi-Reference (лимиты по тирам)
-
-| | NB2 Lite | NB2 | NBP |
-|---|---|---|---|
-| High-fidelity объекты | до 14 | до 10 | до 6 |
-| Character-consistency рефы | нет | до 4 | до 5 |
-| Style рефы | нет | нет | до 3 |
-
-```
-[Image 1: face]
-[Image 2: outfit]
-[Image 3: background]
-Combine: face from Image 1, outfit style from Image 2, setting from Image 3.
-Match lighting and perspective.
-```
-
-### JSON для сложных сцен (5+ элементов)
-
-```json
-{
-  "subject": {"description": "main subject", "expression": "emotion/pose"},
-  "photography": {"angle": "eye-level", "shot_type": "waist-up", "aspect_ratio": "16:9"},
-  "background": {"setting": "location", "lighting": "soft natural"}
-}
-```
-
-## Editing у Nano Banana
-
-Conversational, без масок:
-
-```
-Remove [OBJECT] from this image.
-Fill with [LOGICAL REPLACEMENT] matching surroundings.
-Keep [PRESERVED ELEMENTS] exactly the same.
-```
-
-После генерации добавляй итеративно:
-- «Make it warmer»
-- «Increase contrast»
-- «Soften background, add blur»
-- «Change headline color to #3b82f6»
-
-Interactions API держит контекст сессии — до 3 последовательных правок стэкаются без потери исходника. Правило «Edit, don't re-roll»: картинка верна на 80% — проси точечное изменение, а не новую генерацию.
-
-## Text Rendering
-
-- SOTA по 100+ языкам.
-- Font можно называть: «Century Gothic 12px», «Brush Script», «Impact», «Heavy blocky sans-serif».
-- Multi-language в одном кадре работает.
-- Hack: для сложного текста — сначала попроси модель **написать текст**, потом отдельным промптом «вставь этот текст в картинку».
-
-## Resolution / Cost
-
-| Resolution | Использование |
-|------------|---------------|
-| 0.5K | Самая дешёвая, batch и А/B варианты |
-| 1K | Default |
-| 2K | Финальный отбор |
-| 4K | Печать, hero-ассеты |
-
-**Workflow:** прогон вариантов на `0.5K` flash (или NB2 Lite на 1K) → отбор → переген победителя на `2K`/`4K`.
-
-В API `image_size` пишется строго с заглавной K (`1K`, `2K`, `4K`) — `1k` отклоняется. `512px` есть только у NB2; Lite — только 1K. Без указания размера модель матчит вход, иначе 1:1.
-
-## Кейфреймы для видео
-
-Nano Banana — image-слой перед motion-слоем. Всё критичное фиксируется на картинке ДО анимации: identity, композиция, aspect ratio, видимый текст, состояние продукта. Видеомодель усиливает любую неоднозначность стилла.
-
-- **Character sheet / hero frame.** Утверди один кадр-эталон персонажа, на него ссылаются все последующие video-промпты.
-- **Aspect ratio сразу целевой.** Кампании нужен вертикальный ролик — генери 9:16, а не кропай после анимации (тихая точка отказа).
-- **Хэндофф в видеомодель — motion brief, не пересказ.** Движение камеры, движение субъекта, движение фона, длительность, framing lock, запрещённые изменения. Видео-промпт не переописывает то, что уже есть в кадре.
-- Downstream любой: Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.0/2.5, Gemini Omni Flash (штатная пара Google, 10-сек клипы). Батч картинок → ревью-гейт → в видео уходят только одобренные стиллы.
-
-## Известные фейлы
-
-- Руки и лица всё ещё плывут (пальцы, суставы, дрейф likeness) — явные anatomy-инструкции + рефы + перегенерации. Есть отчёты, что NBP держит лица хуже NB2.
-- Мелкий текст мылится на 1K — для плотного текста 2K+ или GPT Image 2.
-- Инфографика может содержать фактически неверные данные — цифры проверять всегда, grounding помогает, но не гарантирует.
-- Склонность к overcooked HDR / пересату — проси «natural contrast, no HDR look».
-- SynthID-водяной знак стоит на всех генерациях (невидимый); на Vertex дополнительно C2PA.
-
-## Когда переключаться NB2 → NBP
-
-- NB2 не справляется со сложным многослойным промптом.
-- Нужен максимум референсов с разбивкой по ролям (6 объектов + 5 character + 3 style).
-- Photoreal с очень тонкой работой по материалам и свету.
-- NBP медленнее и дороже; на лицах иногда проигрывает NB2 — для портретной серии сначала тестируй оба.
-
----
-
-*Author: Serge Shima ([t.me/aimastersme](https://t.me/aimastersme) · [sergeshima.com](https://sergeshima.com) · [aimasters.me](https://aimasters.me)) · License: CC BY 4.0 — attribution required · Source: [smixs/visual-skills](https://github.com/smixs/visual-skills)*

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-# Character Design Patterns
-
-Reusable prompt templates for character turnarounds, expression sheets, outfit variants, and collectible/card formats. Each pattern uses `{variables}` for customization. Default model: GPT Image 2.5 (5-slot format) unless noted.
-
----
-
-## Character Turnaround Sheet (3-View)
-
-Use for game or animation pre-production — front, side, and back views of a character on a single white canvas with color callouts and height reference lines.
-
-<!-- Source concept: character model sheet / turnaround sheet for 3D modelers and animators -->
-
-```
-Scene: clean white background, flat even lighting with no cast shadows, thin horizontal height reference lines in #CCCCCC spanning the full width at head, shoulder, waist, knee, and foot level
-Subject: {character_name} — {character_description} — shown in three views arranged left to right: front view (facing camera), three-quarter side view (turned 75 degrees right), back view (facing away)
-Important Details: all three views share identical proportions and vertical alignment along the height lines, feet on the same baseline, arms relaxed at sides for clear silhouette reading, color callout annotations — small circles of each key color ({color_1} {hex_1}, {color_2} {hex_2}, {color_3} {hex_3}) connected by thin #999999 leader lines to the corresponding material on the front view, fine line weight for height markers, clothing folds and seam lines consistent across all three angles
-Use Case: game character pre-production, animation model sheet, 3D reference handoff
-Constraints: no background elements, no props in hands, no dramatic poses — neutral standing pose only, all three views must depict the exact same character with identical outfit and proportions, no drop shadows, no gradient backgrounds
-```
-
-**Key levers:** `{character_name}`, `{character_description}` (age, build, hairstyle, outfit — be specific), `{color_1}`/`{hex_1}` through `{color_3}`/`{hex_3}` (key palette colors for callouts, e.g. jacket navy #1B2A4A, skin warm beige #D4A574, hair auburn #8B3A2F)
-
-**Recommended model:** GPT Image 2.5 (`quality: high`) — height reference lines and color callout text require precise rendering
-
----
-
-## Expression Sheet
-
-Use to produce a grid of 6–9 facial expressions for the same character — consistent head angle and art style, with emotion labels under each face.
-
-<!-- Source concept: character expression/emotion reference sheet for animation or visual novel production -->
-
-```
-Scene: white background, 3x3 grid (or 3x2 for 6 expressions) with thin #DDDDDD divider lines, each cell contains one head-and-shoulders portrait
-Subject: {character_name} — {character_description} — same head angle (three-quarter left), same hairstyle, same lighting across all cells
-Important Details:
-  Cell 1: neutral — relaxed brow, closed mouth, calm eyes. Label: "NEUTRAL"
-  Cell 2: happy — genuine smile reaching the eyes, raised cheeks. Label: "HAPPY"
-  Cell 3: angry — furrowed brow, clenched jaw, narrowed eyes. Label: "ANGRY"
-  Cell 4: sad — downturned mouth, glistening eyes, slightly lowered head. Label: "SAD"
-  Cell 5: surprised — wide eyes, raised eyebrows, open mouth. Label: "SURPRISED"
-  Cell 6: disgusted — wrinkled nose, upper lip raised, squinted eyes. Label: "DISGUSTED"
-  {extra_expressions}
-  Labels in small {label_font} beneath each cell, #555555 text
-  Consistent {art_style} rendering across all cells — skin tone, line weight, shading approach identical
-Use Case: animation expression reference, visual novel sprite guide, game character documentation
-Constraints: same character identity in every cell — no variation in hair, accessories, skin tone, or clothing between expressions, head angle stays fixed, no hand gestures, labels must be legible
-```
-
-**Key levers:** `{character_name}`, `{character_description}` (face shape, skin tone, hair, distinguishing marks), `{art_style}` (clean cel-shaded anime, painterly semi-realism, flat vector illustration), `{label_font}` (condensed sans-serif, monospace, rounded sans), `{extra_expressions}` (add cells 7-9: e.g. "Cell 7: smirk — one corner of mouth raised, knowing look. Label: 'SMIRK'")
-
-**Recommended model:** GPT Image 2.5 (`quality: high`) — text labels and consistent facial identity across 9 cells need precise control
-
----
-
-## Outfit Variant Grid
-
-Use to show one character in multiple outfits or costumes — for fashion exploration, game skin concepts, or wardrobe design.
-
-<!-- Source concept: character costume/skin variant sheet for fashion or game design -->
-
-```
-Scene: light neutral background ({bg_color}), {grid_layout} grid, thin white gaps between cells, soft even front lighting in every cell
-Subject: {character_name} — {character_description} — same pose ({pose_description}) in every cell, only the outfit changes
-Important Details:
-  Cell 1: {outfit_1_name} — {outfit_1_description}
-  Cell 2: {outfit_2_name} — {outfit_2_description}
-  Cell 3: {outfit_3_name} — {outfit_3_description}
-  Cell 4: {outfit_4_name} — {outfit_4_description}
-  Cell 5: {outfit_5_name} — {outfit_5_description}
-  Cell 6: {outfit_6_name} — {outfit_6_description}
-  Outfit name in small bold sans-serif centered below each cell, #333333 text
-  Character body proportions, face, hairstyle, and skin tone identical across all cells — only clothing and accessories differ
-Use Case: game skin lineup, fashion mood board, costume design exploration
-Constraints: same character identity and pose in every cell, no background scenery — character only, outfit labels must be readable, no overlapping garments between cells, {grid_layout} layout must be uniform
-```
-
-**Key levers:** `{character_name}`, `{character_description}` (build, face, hair — anchor identity), `{bg_color}` (#F0F0F0 light gray, #FFF8F0 warm cream, #E8EDF2 cool blue-gray), `{grid_layout}` (2x3 or 3x3), `{pose_description}` (hands on hips, relaxed standing, one hand raised), `{outfit_N_name}` / `{outfit_N_description}` (e.g. "Street Casual" — oversized denim jacket, white tee, black cargo pants, chunky sneakers)
-
-**Recommended model:** GPT Image 2.5 (`quality: medium`) — character consistency is the priority; `high` only if outfit labels need fine legibility
-
----
-
-## Chibi / Mini-Me Collectible
-
-Use to transform a realistic character into a cute 3D collectible figurine — oversized head, compact body, multiple poses performing different activities.
-
-<!-- Source concept: chibi/super-deformed vinyl collectible figurine with consistent identity across poses -->
-
-```
-Scene: soft gradient background ({bg_gradient}), studio product lighting with rim light from behind and soft fill from front, subtle ground shadow beneath each figurine
-Subject: chibi-style 3D collectible figurine of {character_name} — {character_description_simplified} — large head (roughly 1:2 head-to-body ratio), rounded limbs, smooth matte vinyl surface, {num_poses} poses arranged in a row
-Important Details:
-  Pose 1: {pose_1_description}
-  Pose 2: {pose_2_description}
-  Pose 3: {pose_3_description}
-  {extra_poses}
-  Face retains recognizable features from the original character — {face_markers} — simplified into the chibi style with large round eyes and small nose/mouth
-  Outfit matches the original: {outfit_simplified} — colors preserved ({color_palette}), details reduced to clean shapes
-  Each figurine sits on a small circular base ({base_color} matte finish)
-  Vinyl toy aesthetic — visible seam line at sides, slight glossy highlight on forehead and cheeks
-Use Case: merchandise concept, social media avatar set, fan collectible design
-Constraints: consistent face and outfit across all poses, chibi proportions must stay uniform (no realistic proportions creeping in), no text on bases, smooth render — not cel-shaded, matte vinyl material throughout
-```
-
-**Key levers:** `{character_name}`, `{character_description_simplified}` (key outfit and hair only), `{face_markers}` (e.g. round glasses, scar on left cheek, green eyes), `{color_palette}` (hex values for 2-3 dominant colors), `{bg_gradient}` (#F5F0EB to #FFFFFF warm, #E0E8F0 to #FFFFFF cool), `{num_poses}` (3-5), `{pose_N_description}` (e.g. sitting cross-legged reading a book, waving with both hands, holding a coffee cup), `{base_color}` (white, black, matching character's main color)
-
-**Recommended model:** GPT Image 2.5 (`quality: medium`) — smooth 3D vinyl surfaces render well at medium; `high` for marketing-ready close-ups
-
-### Nano Banana version:
-
-```
-A row of {num_poses} chibi-style 3D vinyl collectible figurines of {character_name}, each in a different pose. Large head (1:2 head-to-body ratio), rounded limbs, smooth matte vinyl surface with visible seam lines and subtle glossy highlights on the forehead. Face retains {face_markers} simplified into chibi proportions with large round eyes. Outfit: {outfit_simplified} in {color_palette}. Poses left to right: {pose_1_description}, {pose_2_description}, {pose_3_description}. Each figurine on a small circular {base_color} matte base. Soft gradient background ({bg_gradient}), studio product lighting with rim light from behind and soft fill from front, subtle ground shadow. Format: 16:9.
-```
-
----
-
-## Anime-Style Character Card
-
-Use for a full character reference card with portrait, full body, key items, and color palette — organized on a white background in a professional concept art layout.
-
-<!-- Source concept: anime/game character reference sheet with stats, items, and palette swatches -->
-
-```
-Scene: white background, organized reference card layout divided into clear sections with thin #CCCCCC separator lines
-Subject: {character_name} — {character_description} — anime-style rendering with clean line art and flat cel shading
-Important Details:
-  Left section (40% width): full-body standing pose, front-facing, arms slightly away from body to show full outfit, feet visible, confident neutral expression
-  Upper-right section: portrait bust — head and shoulders, three-quarter angle, detailed face rendering showing {face_details}
-  Mid-right section: {num_items} key items arranged in a row — {item_1}, {item_2}, {item_3} — each drawn at consistent scale with thin outline, labeled in small text below
-  Lower-right section: color palette — {num_swatches} rectangular swatches in a horizontal strip showing the character's key colors ({swatch_colors}), hex code below each swatch
-  Bottom strip: brief stat block or bio text in clean sans-serif — "Name: {character_name} | Class: {class} | Height: {height} | Affiliation: {affiliation}"
-  Consistent line weight and shading style across all sections
-Use Case: game character documentation, light novel illustration guide, animation production reference
-Constraints: unified anime art style across all sections — portrait and full body must be the same character with identical design, items must match what the character wears/carries in the full body view, no decorative borders or ornamental frames, text must be legible at screen resolution
-```
-
-**Key levers:** `{character_name}`, `{character_description}` (detailed: hair color/style, eye color, outfit layers, accessories), `{face_details}` (distinctive facial features — e.g. heterochromia, facial tattoo, sharp jawline), `{item_1}`/`{item_2}`/`{item_3}` (signature weapon, accessory, artifact), `{swatch_colors}` (e.g. midnight blue #191970, cherry red #C41E3A, silver #C0C0C0, warm skin #E8B89D), `{num_swatches}` (4-6), `{class}` / `{height}` / `{affiliation}` (stat block fields)
-
-**Recommended model:** GPT Image 2.5 (`quality: high`) — text-heavy layout with hex codes, labels, and stat block requires precise rendering
-
-### Nano Banana version:
-
-```
-An anime-style character reference card for {character_name} on a white background. Left side: full-body standing pose, front-facing, clean cel-shaded anime rendering — {character_description}. Upper right: portrait bust at three-quarter angle showing {face_details}. Mid-right: key items laid out in a row — {item_1}, {item_2}, {item_3} — each drawn consistently and labeled. Lower right: horizontal color palette strip with {num_swatches} rectangular swatches ({swatch_colors}). Clean layout with thin gray separator lines between sections. Professional concept art quality, consistent line weight throughout. Format: 3:4.
-```
-
----
-
-*Author: Serge Shima ([t.me/aimastersme](https://t.me/aimastersme) · [sergeshima.com](https://sergeshima.com) · [aimasters.me](https://aimasters.me)) · License: CC BY 4.0 — attribution required · Source: [smixs/visual-skills](https://github.com/smixs/visual-skills)*