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Create a character model sheet for an ORIGINAL adult fairy-tale heroine, using the attached image as the PRIMARY reference for the exact DRAWING TECHNIQUE. Match the reference's simple traditional 2D animated-film drawing language: thin colored outlines, flat cel-painted color areas, very limited shading, simplified facial construction and large clean hair shapes. The result should resemble an animation production model sheet, with the same simplicity as a paused frame from the reference. Create a new heroine rather than duplicating the reference character. CHARACTER DESIGN: A young adult woman with a slender, slightly elongated silhouette, a narrow waist, graceful shoulders and long delicate arms. A softly tapered face, moderately large almond-shaped brown eyes, thin arched eyebrows, a small clearly drawn nose and a small expressive mouth. Keep the eyes similar in proportion to the reference, without enlarging them into a modern doll-like face. Warm peach skin painted as a flat color with one simple shadow tone. Long dark-chestnut hair, partly pulled back, with a side part and one curved loose strand beside the cheek. Construct the hair from a few broad dark shapes with sparse internal lines. A small pale-blue flower ornament sits behind one ear. COSTUME: A luminous silver-white floor-length ball gown, inspired by the reference but with an original, simple silhouette. An off-the-shoulder fitted bodice with a softly curved neckline. Long translucent billowing sleeves, gathered gently at the wrists. A very wide, flowing bell-shaped skirt made from overlapping pale silver-blue translucent layers. Keep the dress design SIMPLE. Show fabric through large painted folds, translucent overlapping shapes and a few fine contour lines. No elaborate embroidery, botanical ornament, lace patterns, metallic jewelry or realistic fabric microtexture. DRESS SPARKLE: Small white and pale-blue points of light and occasional delicate star-shaped glints are composited over the painted dress. The sparkle resembles a light-effects layer in a traditional 2D animated film. Preserve clear fabric folds and the skirt outline. The gown must remain visibly drawn, even where it shines. Keep the bodice and sleeves readable against the white background. EXACT DRAWING RULES: Thin, clean, slightly variable colored contours. Dark-brown outlines on the face and hair; pale blue-gray outlines on the gown. Flat character colors. One simple cel-shadow layer, with a second tone only where essential. Minimal highlights on skin and hair. Hands drawn with simplified but anatomically clear fingers. Hair rendered as broad color masses, not individual strands. No airbrushed facial modeling or realistic ambient-occlusion shading. LAYOUT: Pure white background. A clean landscape sheet with two rows and generous spacing. Upper row: Four complete full-body views — front, three-quarter, side profile and back. Show the entire skirt and hair in each view. Relaxed arms slightly separated from the body so the transparent sleeves are visible. Lower row: Three head-and-shoulders views — neutral frontal expression, gentle surprised three-quarter expression and a restrained happy smile. The same face, hairstyle, proportions, dress construction and flower ornament must remain consistent in every panel. AVOID: Modern polished princess concept art, 3D animation, doll-like faces, anime anatomy, photorealism, realistic skin texture, glossy volumetric hair, painterly character rendering, elaborate costume decoration, thick outlines, sketch lines, watercolor character shading, heavy bloom, captions, labels, logos and watermarks.