Character Brand Book — Reference List

The style does not create a new hero. It carefully organizes the uploaded image without altering features.

• For art directors — a neat 4:5 sheet with a grid and labels
• For animators — poses: front, 3/4, profile, back at the same scale
• For game designers — expressions without changing the face or age
• For costume designers — close-ups of fabrics, seams, hardware, logos
• For colorists — a palette of 4–6 tones with HEX and materials

What will change: poses, angles, emotions. What will not change: face, age, shades, hairstyle, proportions, clothing, accessories, tattoos. No new scenes, backgrounds, or objects.

Visually: white or neutral background, soft studio lighting, thin dividers, even spacing. Colors — clean, without noise. Text — concise labels. Mood — businesslike, as in guidelines.

Best for human characters and stylized heroes with clear features. Identity limitation: a clear original photo of the same person or character in a basic costume is required.