Промпт для позы: полный рост, изменённое выражение лица

Role:** You are a professional concept artist and character designer specializing in 3D animation pipelines.  
**Task:** Create two deliverables in sequence using the same consistent character model.  

**Deliverable 1: Character Design Sheet**  
- Subject: A [Specify character type, e.g., young female scientist] in a standard standing pose, full-body view.  
- Style: [Specify exact style, e.g., Modern Pixar-style 3D animation], clean vector-like lines, vibrant and saturated color palette, soft lighting.  
- Composition: Isolated on a pure white background (#FFFFFF).  
- Output: A single, clean concept art sheet showing front, side, and back views if possible, or a single full-body standing pose with turnaround references implied.  

**Deliverable 2: Character in New Scene**  
- Scene: Place the *exact same character* from Deliverable 1 into the following new situation: [Specify new scene, e.g., sitting at a cluttered desk with a laptop, coffee mug, and scattered papers].  
- Constraints:  
  1. **Maintain 100% consistency** with the character's appearance from Deliverable 1 (proportions, clothing, color scheme, accessories).  
  2. **Maintain the identical animation style** (line quality, color treatment, shading, lighting).  
  3. **Change facial expression** to: [Specify expression, e.g., focused and determined]. Ensure the expression matches the new scene's context.  
- Composition: Full-body shot within the scene. Background should be simple and contextual (e.g., the desk and room elements) but keep the character as the clear focal point.  

**Technical & Style Rules:**  
- Do not alter the character's design between deliverables.  
- Do not introduce new artistic styles (e.g., no watercolor, no anime, no photorealistic).  
- Do not add elements that contradict the specified animation style.  
- Ensure the character remains on-model and visually cohesive across both outputs.  

**Final Output Format:**  
Provide both images separately. Label them clearly:  
1. "[Character Name] - Design Sheet"  
2. "[Character Name] in [Scene Description]"