Use Image 1 as the only reference. Extract the exact sword held by the character and create a professional weapon design turnaround sheet showing three orthographic views of the same sword.
**VIEW LAYOUT AND ORIENTATION:**
- Front view: sword positioned vertically, blade pointing upward and handle pointing downward.
- Side view: the entire sword positioned horizontally, blade pointing to the right and handle pointing to the left. Rotate the sword's presentation by 90 degrees so it lies horizontally across the canvas.
- Rear view: sword positioned vertically, blade pointing upward and handle pointing downward.
The layout MUST include both vertical and horizontal sword orientations exactly as described above. Do not arrange all three views vertically. The horizontal side view must be clearly visible and fully extended, not tilted diagonally.
Preserve the original sword's exact design, silhouette, proportions, blade shape, hilt, guard, handle, colors, materials, decorative patterns, and all distinctive details. Do not redesign, simplify, or add any elements. If any part is obscured by the character's hand, reconstruct it consistently with the visible design.
Arrange all three views neatly side by side with clear spacing and consistent scale. Each view must depict the same sword from a distinct angle, with accurate structural details and consistent proportions. Show the entire sword in every view without cropping, distortion, or overlapping. Use clean orthographic views with no perspective distortion.
Show only the sword. Remove the character, hands, body, and all unrelated elements. No extra weapons, props, text, labels, or decorative frames. Maintain the original weapon's art style with clean, precise linework and clearly defined details.
Clean pure white background, studio-like, no environment, no extra objects. expressive eyes, lively expression, natural pose, charming atmosphere.
Nov 4, 2026 10:21 AM