Take an original character from first sketch to a finished animated shot — using a repeatable seven-step workflow built on the current Google creative stack.

Most AI character work fails the same way: the face drifts between shots, costume details change, and the result looks generic. This kit fixes that with one governing principle — build the character reference once, then feed the image, never the description.

WHAT YOU GET

• The Handbook (PDF) — a complete 10-phase guide. Phases 1–6 cover the traditional craft that AI cannot fake: shape language, silhouette, proportion, costume as storytelling, the 60-30-10 colour rule and the production model sheet. Phases 7–10 cover the AI production stack: the character bible, still-to-motion, voice and delivery.

• The Cheat Sheet (PDF) — the entire workflow condensed to one A4 page you can keep open beside your screen. Seven steps, the exact identity-lock prompt, and a cause-and-fix troubleshooting list.

• The Editable Cheat Sheet (HTML) — the same page, but click any text and change it. Adapt the prompts to your own characters and print your version. Opens in any browser, no software needed.

INSIDE THE WORKFLOW

Step 1 — Generate the prompt template before writing any description

Step 2 — Supply a visual reference so identity holds

Step 3 — Request each production sheet separately, then upscale individually

Step 4 — Apply the identity-lock instruction to every generation

Step 5 — Build the asset library in Google Flow before storyboarding

Step 6 — Generate motion in cost order, from 360p drafts to a 4K master

Step 7 — Diagnose and fix the five failures that break character consistency

Covers Nano Banana Pro, Google Flow, Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash, Veo 3.1 Ingredients and Flow Music, with current model limits and costs stated throughout.

RUN IT WITHOUT PAYING FOR THE TOOLSTake an original character from first sketch to a finished animated shot — using a repeatable seven-step workflow built on the current Google creative stack.