Last week's LIVE workshop sold out at 250+ registrations. We couldn't fit everyone who wanted to join.

So we're doing something special—sharing the complete one-hour recording with our entire community.

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This email is your step-by-step companion guide to the masterclass—everything covered in the recording, written out so you can reference it anytime.

We will cover:

1. The "Full-Body Front View" technique for guaranteed consistency
2. A simple 3-part Character DNA formula
3. How to generate 10+ scene variations in under 15 minutes
4. The layering strategy for complex multi-character scenes

Let's dive in.

The Problem Every Creator Faces

Here's a question we hear constantly: "How do I keep my cartoon character looking the same across all my story scenes?"

Whether you're writing a children's book, creating educational content, or building a YouTube series, character consistency is everything.

Traditional solutions? Expensive ($200+ per illustration). Time-consuming (weeks of back-and-forth). Frustrating (endless revisions).

Today, we're sharing our complete workflow for creating consistent cartoon story characters with ConsistentCharacter.ai

The Foundation: Your Character DNA (2 Minutes)

Think of iconic characters—Nemo, Elsa, Lightning McQueen. What makes them instantly recognizable?

Not 15 different details. Just 2-3 memorable features.

Your Character DNA has 3 parts:

1. Subject - Who are they? → "A young girl"
2. Specific Features - What makes them unique? → "Long brown hair with bangs"
3. Signature Outfit - What defines their look? → "Yellow raincoat and boots"

Complete DNA: "A young girl with long brown hair and bangs wearing a yellow raincoat and boots"

That's it. Simple beats complex every single time.

The Game-Changer: Full-Body Front View Strategy

Here's the secret professional illustrators know:

Always create your first image as a full-body front view. Always.

Why this matters:

• AI sees complete character proportions
• All outfit details are captured
• Facial features are established
• Nothing is left to interpretation in future scenes

The Process (5 Minutes):

Step 1: Open Character Turbo → Select "Turbo V2"

Step 2: Fill in your fields:

• Character Description: Your 3-part DNA
• Action/Expression: "Full body front view"
• Background: Simple setting (park, plain white, studio)
• Style: Choose from 12 styles (Pixar-inspired is most popular)

Step 3: Generate → Save this image

This becomes your reference for everything.

Creating Scene Variations (10+ Scenes in 15 Minutes)

Now the magic happens. From your full-body front view, you can create unlimited variations:

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Action Editor - Change what they're doing:

• "Waving hello and smiling"
• "Riding a red scooter"
• "Sitting and reading a book"

Outfit Editor - Change their clothes:

• "Green sweater and white pants"
• "Red hoodie and denim jumpsuit"

Background Editor - Change the setting:

• "Library with tall bookshelves"
• "Coastal village with cobblestone streets"

Expression Editor - Change emotions:

• Happy, sad, surprised, thoughtful

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💡 Pro Tip: Layer these editors for complex scenes. Start with base character → change outfit → change background → change action → final scene complete. Each step generates a new image you can further refine.

Multiple Character Consistency: The Two-Character Scene Method

Creating scenes with multiple characters? Here's the workflow:

Step 1: Create Character 1 (full-body front view) → Download

Step 2: Create Character 2 (full-body front view) → Download

Step 3: Go to "Multi Character" → Upload both images

Step 4: Write your scene using @ tags:

"@Girl and @Boy stand at the edge of a massive cliff peering down nervously. The boy crouches, tossing a pebble off the edge. The girl looks out deep in thought. Vast canyon bathed in mist."

Key: Be vivid and specific. If you described it to someone, could they visualize it clearly?

Critical Prompting Rules (Avoid These Common Mistakes)

DO:
✓ Focus on one frozen moment (like a photograph)
✓ Use specific language: "man typing fast on keyboard at office desk"
✓ Use positive descriptions: "clear blue sky" not "no clouds"
✓ Describe what you WANT, not what you don't want

DON'T:
✗ Describe multiple events or story sequences
✗ Use vague terms: "man working with computer"
✗ Use negative phrasing: "no clouds," "no hat"
✗ Type "transparent background" in prompts (there's a button for that)

Your Turn: The 15-Minute Challenge with ConsistentCharacter.ai

This week, create your first consistent character:

1. Define your Character DNA (3 parts, 2-3 memorable features)
2. Create full-body front view (Character Turbo, 2 minutes)
3. Generate 5 scene variations (Use Action, Expression, or Background editors)

Share your results and earn bonus credits: We feature community work in our newsletter and blogs so that more people can find your amazing stories.
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Talk soon,
Sachin and Diana​
​Founders

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