## Commercial-grade Single Character Concept Art for Social Media Streetwear Brands
Focus on fixed single-output results of human figures or full-bodied anthropomorphic animals, alongside distorted exaggerated body proportions and rugged stylized design aesthetics.

## Recommended Setup
- Canvas Size: Vertical or square cover artwork optimized for social media character posts; dimensions auto-adjust to the core subject in prompts.
- Reference Image Count: Optional. Recommended: 1 core reference of human or animal subject, with supplementary references allowed for apparel, posing or art style.

## Usage Guidelines
✅ Method 1 (Human Character Creation): Directly specify character identity, temperament and apparel style.
Example: Cool-toned female drummer, oversized black leather coat, elongated legs, exaggerated white boots, streetwear character on neutral grey backdrop.

✅ Method 2 (Animal Character Creation): Input full anthropomorphic animal design or designated creature species.
Example: Full anthropomorphic crocodile character with rebellious rock styling, baggy black leather jacket, slender legs, worn white pointed boots, small caption in top-right corner.

✅ Method 3 (Reference-based Generation via Upload): Upload human/animal portraits, outfit or style references, with clear requirement to produce only one finalized human or animal character.
Example: Upload human portrait → convert into a full anthropomorphic Doberman character; retain icy eye expression, hair silhouette, standing posture and outfit vibe; final output limited to a single animal-headed character only.

✅ Method 4 (Reverse Prompt Generation from Base Reference): Upload a basic subject/portrait, then input detailed target artwork descriptions derived from the reference.
Example: Upload human photo → create standalone full-body streetwear character concept art with distorted proportions against plain clean grey negative-space background.
> Rule clarification: If prompt specifies human character: preserve original identity, facial features, hairstyle and core facial structure with zero animalistic traits added.
> If prompt requires animal or human-to-animal conversion: translate the reference’s eye aura, overall hair outline, facial temperament, stance, outfit details and color palette into one complete anthropomorphic animal character. Final piece must feature confirmed species animal head or full anthropomorphic animal physique; no preserved human facial features, no hybrid human faces with animal ears/tails attached.
> Strict single-character output only: no alternate human iterations, animal variants, draft alternatives or side-by-side comparison layouts.

Note: Prompts are just guidelines