Process :: Notes

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A controlled workbench: continuity tests, evolution snapshots, and a small set of constraints. The goal is to prove method and craft without turning the studio into a tutorial.

Character Continuity

Same outfit held stable across three settings. Context shifts; identity does not.

Same outfit, three settings (9:16 three-up).

Setting 1

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Setting 2

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Setting 3

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Notes: changes are confined to setting and light. Wardrobe and facial proportions remain anchored to the lock.

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Canonical presence lock. Continuity across context.

Motion lock (9:16) — de-emphasized. Click toggles audio.

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Continuity across three contexts (9:16 three-up).

Context 1

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Context 2

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Context 3

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Notes: context can change, but the identity lock holds.

Keystone motion pass (9:16) — confirmation clip. Click toggles audio.

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SphinX Character Design

Version 1 portrait lock, canonical 9:16 reference, and continuity stills.

Version 1 (1:1) — portrait lock.

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Canonical portrait (9:16) — de-emphasis.

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Portrait motion (16:9) — de-emphasis check. Click toggles audio.

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Continuity stills (2-up).

Still

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Still

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Notes: silhouette cues and wardrobe logic remain stable while presentation and context vary.

Leshy Character Design

Assets will be added next: v1 portrait (1:1), 9:16 portrait motion, 9:16 three-up context continuity, and a 16:9 voice short (animals).

Placeholder — Leshy items will drop into this same structure once assets are ready.

Accretion-based identity: changes read as environmental time (moss / lichen / debris), not costume swaps.
Voice introduced only after the visual lock holds.