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subjectposesheet01. Create an original professional character reference board. It shows one and the same adult character in exactly 3 full-body poses, 15 small head-angle portraits and 1 large feature portrait, total 19 views. This is one continuous background without labels, lettering, decorative frames or speech balloons. All nineteen depictions must preserve identical age, facial geometry, eye color, hair, body proportions, costume, seams, fastenings and accessory placement. The subject is a tall slender older woman with pale freckled skin, a narrow face, gray-green eyes and silver hair gathered into a low loose braid. She wears a long burgundy concert coat with a mandarin collar, black straight trousers and low polished shoes. Her long fingers and fine smile lines are visible. A small violin case sits closed beside the large portrait, while the turnaround views show her without a prop for clear silhouette. Arrange exactly NINETEEN views on one landscape character board. The upper band, occupying the top half, contains exactly THREE equal-height complete standing figures: LEFT front view, CENTER strict left-side profile, RIGHT straight back view. All three use the same relaxed A-pose with both arms angled outward; show each entire head, every hand and both feet with generous margin. In the lower-left 60 percent, arrange exactly FIFTEEN separate head-and-shoulder studies in a strict THREE-ROW by FIVE-COLUMN grid with equal spacing. Each row contains, from left to right: left profile, left three-quarter, frontal, right three-quarter, right profile. TOP portrait row: all five heads tilted upward. MIDDLE portrait row: all five heads level. BOTTOM portrait row: all five heads tilted downward. Thus each of the three pitch angles has all five yaw angles. Every one of the fifteen faces is fully visible and separate, with the complete hairstyle and enough neck and shoulders to show the orientation. The lower-right 40 percent contains exactly ONE larger waist-up feature portrait, facing three-quarter toward the viewer with both hands on the hips. It fills the height of the three portrait rows but never overlaps them. Leave a clear horizontal gutter below the full figures and a clear vertical gutter beside the head grid. Keep the bottom row inside the image, with margin below every chin; do not merge views or substitute extra front faces for missing profiles. Use a pale neutral studio background and broad soft directional light with modest contact shadows. Render clear natural facial planes, detailed hair and plausible hands. The character's face and costume described above are required in every view, including all fifteen small studies. Do not crop, omit or overlap any view to make room for the larger portrait. <lora:cc-moss-v01-moss-image-base-epoch-10_25e50b7778:1>