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Anime Genga Key Animation Sheet
A colored-pencil genga sheet of a twin-braided anime girl framed by peg holes and production notes; name, hair, expression, background and title are editable.
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Your prompt
{ "type": "anime production layout sheet", "style": "traditional colored pencil genga, key animation drawing", "subject": { "character": "ナズナ 七草", "appearance": "anime girl with light purple hair styled in twin braids and bangs, blue eyes, wearing a dark oversized coat", "pose_and_expression": "smug with a small fang, resting chin on hand" }, "background": "nighttime city skyline with a railing, soft focus", "layout": { "top_edge": "standard animation paper peg holes", "left_margin": { "series_title": "よふかしのうた", "production_codes": ["#05 C.", "[A] (1)"], "circled_note": "髪のハイライト 色トレスです" }, "right_margin": { "red_box": "002.normal", "timing_layers": ["A (1)", "B (1) (2) (3)", "C (1) (2) END"], "background_notes": ["BL 夜景", "BG 市街地夜景 色トレス"] } } }
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When to use it
Use when you want an original character shown as a mock key drawing from an anime studio, complete with margin notes and codes.
How to get the best result
- Give the character a short name and the series a plausible title; the left margin already holds fixed codes and a note.
- Phrase the expression with a pose attached, as one slot covers both; the braids, bangs and oversized coat are fixed.
- Keep the background a city at night so the sheet agrees with itself; the fixed margin notes call for a night cityscape.
Watch-outs
- Some ten small margin labels, codes and timing marks raise the text-error rate; check them and keep the name short.
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