{
  "task": "generate_character_reference_sheet",
  "input": {
    "reference_images": [
      "@image1: front face and chest",
      "@image2: front three-quarter head",
      "@image3: flank and back markings",
      "@image4: flank, back and tail markings",
      "@image5: side profile and body proportions",
      "@image6: standing body, paw and leg markings",
      "@image7: approved calico character sheet, for this same cat's exact identity, body proportions, coat pattern and seven-view layout"
    ],
    "prompt": "Create a photorealistic zombie/undead character reference sheet of this exact female calico cat. Preserve her individual identity and recognizable orange, black and white coat map from the six photos and approved character sheet while transforming her into an eerie cinematic zombie creature. Apply visible gray-green undead pallor to the skin and pale fur, desaturated rusty-orange patches, dusty matted and slightly ragged short fur, small dry cracked patches visible through sparse fur, dark hollow eye rims and milky translucent pale yellow-green eyes with faint pupils. Keep her natural sturdy rounded cat proportions and feline anatomy. The effect should be clearly undead while remaining recognizably the same calico cat. Remove the home backgrounds and objects. No accessories."
  },
  "instructions": {
    "identity": "Use the same individual female calico cat from the original photos and approved character sheet in every shot, transformed into one consistent zombie version.",
    "appearance": "Preserve the reference cat's short fur, sturdy rounded body, orange-and-black patchwork back and flanks, white chest, underside and legs with white paws, long dark mottled tail, pale yellow-green eyes, small dark mottled nose and long white whiskers. Preserve the asymmetric face: the cat's anatomical left eye and cheek (viewer right in a frontal view) have a large black patch; the anatomical right side (viewer left in a frontal view) is mostly warm orange, with dark markings toward the outer ear/head. Preserve the central white blaze descending along the forehead and nose bridge. Preserve the dark patch above the anatomical left front paw and other visible leg markings. Use the photographs as final authority for exact patch boundaries; do not simplify into generic calico markings. Zombie transformation takes priority over the original healthy finish and eye clarity: render the white fur as pallid off-white with a sickly gray-green undertone, orange as muted rusty orange, and retain the black patches. Add visibly ragged, dusty matted short fur and a few small areas of sparse fur over dry cracked gray skin, dark sunken-looking eye rims and milky translucent yellow-green undead eyes with faint pupils. Preserve her original broad face, nose shape, white facial blaze, black anatomical-left cheek patch, sturdy rounded body, paws and entire dark mottled tail so she remains unmistakably this individual cat.",
    "unseen_details": "Infer details not visible in the six photos conservatively from the observed coat pattern and keep them consistent across every angle. Each angle is a rotation of one fixed individual with the same three-dimensional coat map, never a new random calico pattern or mirrored copy. The undead changes are fixed features of one cat, not independently randomized per view; keep cloudy eyes, fur condition, dry skin patches and all original coat markings at the same anatomical locations across views."
  },
  "output": {
    "type": "single_composite_image",
    "orientation": "landscape",
    "aspect_ratio": "4:3",
    "background": "plain seamless warm-white studio backdrop",
    "lighting": "soft, even, consistent across all views",
    "text_labels": false,
    "rendering_style": "photorealistic cinematic creature effects presented as clean studio reference photography, detailed feline fur and convincing undead texture"
  },
  "layout": {
    "main_section": {
      "position": "left",
      "width_percent": 75,
      "arrangement": "EXACTLY four full-body views in ONE horizontal row, ordered left-to-right front, side profile facing image right, rear, front three-quarter facing image right; scale to fit the left 75% with a single common ground line",
      "alignment": "consistent body scale, shoulder/head height and ground line; fit all four cat views within the left 75% with generous separation and entire tails visible",
      "shots": [
        {
          "id": "full_body_front",
          "order": 1,
          "view": "front",
          "framing": "entire cat, including both ears, all four paws and the entire tail",
          "orientation": "facing directly toward camera"
        },
        {
          "id": "full_body_profile",
          "order": 2,
          "view": "side profile",
          "framing": "entire cat, including both ears, all four paws and the entire tail",
          "orientation": "turned 90 degrees from front, nose pointing toward image right"
        },
        {
          "id": "full_body_back",
          "order": 3,
          "view": "rear",
          "framing": "entire cat, including both ears, all four paws and the entire tail",
          "orientation": "turned 180 degrees from front, facing directly away from camera"
        },
        {
          "id": "full_body_three_quarter",
          "order": 4,
          "view": "front three-quarter",
          "framing": "entire cat, including both ears, all four paws and the entire tail",
          "orientation": "turned approximately 45 degrees from front, facing toward image right"
        }
      ]
    },
    "detail_section": {
      "position": "right",
      "width_percent": 25,
      "arrangement": "three vertically stacked portrait panels",
      "alignment": "consistent head scale and comparable crop",
      "shots": [
        {
          "id": "portrait_front",
          "order": 1,
          "view": "front",
          "framing": "cat head and upper chest, including both ears, whole chin and whiskers",
          "orientation": "facing directly toward camera"
        },
        {
          "id": "portrait_three_quarter",
          "order": 2,
          "view": "front three-quarter",
          "framing": "cat head and upper chest, including both ears, whole chin and whiskers",
          "orientation": "turned approximately 45 degrees from front, nose pointing toward image right"
        },
        {
          "id": "portrait_profile",
          "order": 3,
          "view": "side profile",
          "framing": "cat head and upper chest, including both ears, whole chin and whiskers",
          "orientation": "turned 90 degrees from front, nose pointing toward image right"
        }
      ]
    }
  },
  "pose_and_camera": {
    "full_body_pose": "natural standing quadruped pose on all four paws with a mildly stiff undead posture, legs comfortably spaced, tail held in a natural curve and completely visible; keep feline proportions",
    "expression": "eerie vacant zombie gaze, eyes open with milky translucent pale yellow-green irises and faint pupils, mouth closed; consistent in every view",
    "head_alignment": "head aligned with the body's rotation for each angle, including a true rear view",
    "perspective": "natural proportions with minimal lens distortion",
    "camera_roll": "level",
    "full_body_camera_height": "approximately the cat's mid-torso height",
    "portrait_camera_height": "eye level"
  },
  "constraints": [
    "Generate exactly four full-body cat views and three cat portraits.",
    "Show the same individual cat with the same fixed coat markings in every shot.",
    "Keep each cat figure separate with no overlap.",
    "Do not crop ears, paws or any part of the tail in full-body shots.",
    "Keep the entire ears, face, chin and whiskers visible in portraits.",
    "Maintain anatomical left and right consistently; do not mirror asymmetric facial, leg or coat details.",
    "Keep lighting, background, proportions and photorealistic rendering style consistent.",
    "Use natural feline anatomy with four legs and one tail, no anthropomorphism or accessories.",
    "Do not add text, labels, watermarks, panel borders, sunburst graphics or decorative elements.",
    "All seven views show one identical zombie transformation with consistent skin, fur and eye effects.",
    "Preserve the identifiable orange, black and white calico pattern and her rounded proportions beneath the undead treatment.",
    "Keep the creature transformation non-graphic: dry superficial decay only, with no blood, open wounds, exposed bone or missing limbs.",
    "Mandatory layout: four full-body views in one horizontal row on the left, all on one baseline; never two rows or a 2-by-2 grid. Three portraits are stacked vertically on the right."
  ]
}
