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Chibi Proportions Set by a Face-Shape Reference
The character follows the first reference, but face-shape proportions follow the second — chibification is really just reallocating the head-to-body ratio.
✍️ The two references each own a single job, and they shouldn't get crossed — overall look and coloring follow the first, while face width and feature proportions are governed entirely by the second. Whether the chibi effect lands almost entirely depends on getting that one variable right.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
Turn the character from the first reference image into a chibi version, but shape its face according to the second reference image's face contour.
