I. Core Goals and Strong Constraints
1. Precise Pose Replication: Use Image 2 as the sole reference for the pose, and perform a “point-by-point alignment” replication of the full-body pose of the person in Image 1 (ensuring consistency in the orientation and curvature of the head, neck, shoulders, chest, hips, knees, ankles, arms, wrists, and fingers).
2. Consistent Perspective and Lens: The camera position, shooting angle, lens height, pitch angle, yaw angle, perspective relationship, and depth-of-field effect must be consistent with Image 2.
3. Consistent Composition: The position, proportion, negative space ratio, and cropping method (whether feet/head/hands are cropped) of the person in the frame must be consistent with Image 2.
4. Consistent Head and Gaze: The head tilt angle, chin lift/tuck degree, and gaze direction must be consistent with Image 2.
5. Appearance Prohibition: Strictly retain the identity features and style of the person in Image 1 (facial features, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, clothing style and color, material, accessories, texture, body proportion, age temperament, art style/rendering style). Only change the pose and lens composition to match Image 2.
II. Execution Method and Calibration Requirements
1. Alignment Method: Use the skeleton of the person in Image 2 as the “target skeleton,” and “redirect” the skeleton of the person in Image 1 to the target skeleton; the limb angles, center of gravity position, and torso twist magnitude must match.
2. Key Point Priority: First match the center of gravity and pelvic orientation, then match the torso rotation and shoulder line, then match the extremities (hands, feet), and finally fine-tune finger and expression details.
3. Allowable Range of Variation: The error in pose and lens should be as close to zero as possible; if unavoidable, the error must be extremely small and not visually obvious.
4. Prohibitions: Do not add or delete objects; do not change clothing styling or details; do not change the character's style; do not change the background style leading to compositional changes; do not transfer the appearance features of the person in Image 2 to the person in Image 1.
Turn the character in the attached image into a chibi character. Create LINE stickers, with different expressions, poses, and speech bubbles, in {argument name="num_stamps_en" default="12"} variations.
An anthropomorphic fox character standing on a snowy bridge at twilight, wearing a thick winter coat, knitted scarf, and gloves. Soft snow falls around him as city lights glow warmly in the blurred background. The fox has expressive green eyes, detailed fur, and a gentle smile. Cinematic lighting, high detail, cozy winter atmosphere
Design 12 LINE stickers themed around a deformed, cute Shima-enaga bird. Vary the poses and text layout so the designs are unique and diverse. The dialogue should be in Japanese. The background is white. The target users for the stickers are "high school girls."