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COMPOSITION: professional character reference sheet on a single frame, one identical character shown in three full-body views arranged in a row: front view on the left, side profile view in the center, back view on the right, same scale, same neutral standing pose, feet aligned on one ground line. Below the three figures, a row of three detail close-up insets: (1) face and open helmet, (2) chest patches with the text "ODYSSEY-9", (3) gloves and boots. Clean layout with even spacing, all views of the same single person, consistent details across all views. IDENTITY: a lone male astronaut, around 55 years old, lean but sturdy build, approximately 180 cm, slightly tired posture with lowered shoulders — a survivor returning home after a years-long deep space mission. HEAD & FACE: weathered, visibly aged face with deep wrinkles around the eyes and across the forehead, sun-damaged skin with uneven tone, hollow cheeks, short graying beard with white patches at the chin, dry cracked lips, dark gray-blue eyes with a melancholic distant gaze, short messy dark hair with gray at the temples, pressed down by the helmet liner. The face must be clearly visible and sharply detailed. HELMET: classic NASA-style bubble helmet worn on the head, gold reflective outer visor fully raised, clear inner visor open, revealing the entire face; scratches and micro-abrasions on the visor edge, white helmet shell yellowed with age, communication headset visible inside. TORSO: weathered white multi-layer pressure suit, heavy woven fabric with visible stitching and quilted sections, hard chest control module with small worn gauges and two metal hose connectors, blue and red anodized valve rings, utility straps with metal buckles crossing the chest, fabric sun-bleached on the shoulders, gray dust ground into the seams, several dark scorch marks on the left side of the torso. SIGNATURE DETAILS (must be sharp and legible, identical in every view): faded embroidered mission patch with the text "ODYSSEY-9" on the right chest; classic NASA insignia patch on the left chest; small faded American flag patch on the left shoulder. No other text anywhere on the suit. ARMS & GLOVES: articulated fabric sleeves with metal wrist-lock rings, white pressure gloves with rubberized gray fingertips, the right glove visibly more worn and darker than the left, frayed stitching on the right palm. LEGS & BOOTS: quilted suit legs with reinforced knee pads scuffed to a gray color, dirt stains on both knees, heavy white lunar-style boots with thick ribbed soles, dried mud on the soles and toe caps, straps with metal clasps at the ankles. BACKPACK: bulky white life-support backpack visible behind the shoulders, scratched casing, one bent antenna, a coiled thin cable on the left side. CONDITION & STORY: the entire suit tells a story of a long journey — overall clean silhouette but everything is worn: micro-tears, patched spots, faded colors, dust in every crease; nothing looks new, nothing looks destroyed. STYLE: photorealistic, cinematic character design, natural skin texture with pores and imperfections, physically accurate fabric and metal materials, muted realistic color palette dominated by off-white, gray and faded gold, soft filmic contrast, no stylization, no cartoon or illustration look, no smooth plastic skin. SETTING & LIGHT: seamless neutral gray studio background with a subtle darker gradient toward the edges, soft diffused three-point studio lighting, gentle key light from the upper left, soft contact shadow under the boots, no props, no environment, no other objects. FORMAT: horizontal 16:9, sharp focus over the entire sheet, free empty space on the sides. This is one reference sheet with multiple views of the SAME character, not different characters.