Last week I shared the Character Reference Sheet [not for Cartoon images] inside my Claude Specialist Society community https://www.skool.com/amplif-ai-your-business/about Today - This is for CARTOON versions of any image you upload. [Share Yours Below] Your AI character should not get a new face, body, or eye color every time the scene changes. But that is exactly what happens when you keep asking AI to recreate a character from a written description. A name is not an identity. A paragraph is not a visual reference. And AI does not automatically know that the character in Scene 1 is supposed to be the exact same character in Scene 10. That is why you build the CHARACTER SHEET before you build the scenes. I created a universal prompt that begins with one uploaded reference image. That image can be: 🔸 A realistic person 🔸 An animal or creature 🔸 A 2D illustration 🔸 An existing cartoon 🔸 An existing 3D character 🔸 A mascot 🔸 A fantasy creature 🔸 An object-based character No matter what you upload, the prompt creates a recognizable, production-ready 3D cartoon character sheet. The sheet locks down: 🔸 Front, side, back, and three-quarter views 🔸 Face, eyes, hair, fur, markings, or defining features 🔸 Actual body type and proportions 🔸 Clothing, logos, shoes, and accessories 🔸 Six facial expressions 🔸 Six natural action poses 🔸 Important character details 🔸 The complete color palette That completed sheet becomes the character’s visual source of truth. Save it. Then upload it as the reference image whenever you create: 🔸 New scenes 🔸 Social-media graphics 🔸 Story illustrations 🔸 Ads and promotional content 🔸 Animations and videos 🔸 Children’s books 🔸 Mascot content 🔸 Brand characters Instead of repeatedly telling AI, “Create the same character again,” you give it the actual identity to reference. 🔸 ONE IMPORTANT LIMITATION If your original photograph only shows the front of the person, the AI must infer anything it cannot see, including the side profile, back of the hair, and back of the clothing.