Use the attached character image as the original character reference.
Please preserve the original character’s core identity as much as possible.
In particular, keep the original hairstyle, hair length, bangs, side hair and back hair silhouette, hair color, eye color, eye shape, skin tone, outfit colors, outfit structure, accessories, hair ornaments, and any signature items such as ribbons, clips, wings, stars, sparkles, magical effects, weapons, jewelry, or other decorative elements.
The character should still clearly look like the same character, and the key design identity must not be changed.
However, transform the overall pose, facial expression, composition, proportions, and art style into the following style.
Redraw the character in a cute, simplified SD / chibi illustration style.
Make the head relatively large and the body small, with a super cute deformed proportion of about 2.5 to 3 heads tall.
The line art should be clean, smooth, rounded, and visually soft.
Do not make the rendering too realistic or too detailed.
Instead, simplify the character in a charming and appealing way while keeping the original character recognizable.
Use soft and bright anime-style cel shading.
Keep shadows and highlights clean and simple, not overly dramatic.
The overall mood should be cheerful, adorable, lively, and lovable.
The composition should be a full-body standing pose viewed from the front.
Place the character clearly in the center of the image, with the entire body visible from head to shoes.
The framing should show the full figure without cropping out any part of the head, hair, hands, or feet.
The camera angle should be mostly front-facing and eye-level, giving a clean and direct character illustration look.
The body should face forward.
The arms should be bent slightly outward, with both hands resting on the waist or hips in a cute and confident pose.
The silhouette should feel rounded, balanced, and adorable.
The legs should be short and cute, standing naturally with a slight gap between them.
The shoes should be drawn in a rounded, simplified, chibi-friendly way.
The facial expression should be bright, happy, and openly smiling.
Give the character large, sparkling anime-style eyes with visible highlights that make the eyes feel lively and cute.
The mouth should be open in a cheerful smile, creating a playful and innocent expression.
Add a soft pink blush on the cheeks.
The eyebrows should be soft and slightly raised to support a cheerful and lovable look.
The overall face should feel innocent, energetic, sweet, and mascot-like.
Keep the original outfit design, but adapt it into a soft and simplified chibi form.
The colors, main clothing structure, and important decorative features should remain faithful to the original character.
However, simplify small details so the design fits a cute SD illustration style.
The outfit should look soft, rounded, and slightly simplified rather than complex or realistic.
If the character has shoes, socks, sleeves, ornaments, ribbons, or effects, include them in a simplified but recognizable form.
If the original character has special accessories or thematic motifs, do not remove them; instead, redraw them in a smaller and cuter stylized way.
Use a clean white or very light neutral background.
Do not add a complex environment or detailed scenery.
You may include a few small decorative accent elements around the character, such as tiny stars, sparkles, petals, dots, flowers, or other cute floating embellishments.
These decorations should support the character’s mood and color palette, but they should remain minimal and should not distract from the character.
The final image should feel like a polished, cute character sticker, mascot illustration, or profile-style full-body chibi artwork.
It should be visually clean, highly readable, adorable, and well-balanced.
Important requirements:
- Keep the original character’s hair color, hairstyle, outfit, accessories, and color scheme.
- Change the pose, facial expression, body proportions, and illustration style into a cute full-body chibi format.
- Do not turn the character into a different person.
- Do not make the character too mature, realistic, or serious.
- Do not darken the mood; keep it bright, playful, and cute.
- Keep the background simple.
- Make the face large and adorable, the eyes large and sparkling, and the smile open and cheerful.
- Make sure the entire body is visible in the frame.
- Preserve the original character identity first, while adapting the presentation into this cute, front-facing, cheerful SD/chibi illustration style.
Before drawing, first analyze the attached character’s unique visual features, then reinterpret that same character in the requested style while preserving recognizability.
D아칼리
