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Same Cat, Six Panels, Never Off-Model
A consistency test was never about how pretty the art is — it's whether the face and proportions survive six separate redraws.
✍️ The six scenes keep changing, but what actually stays locked is the face shape, proportions, and that red delivery bag — that's what a consistency test is really grading. Hand-inked lines and a four-color palette mean recognizability comes from the linework itself, not from piling on color.
📋 Prompt Midjourney Parameter Style635 characters
A six-panel consistency-test comic starring one small black cat courier working through a single hard delivery. Across the panels it rains on him, he scales a fire escape, argues with a flock of pigeons, cuts through a crowded kitchen, loses the package, and finally digs it out from under his own hat — his face, clothing, proportions, and red delivery bag staying identical in every frame. Camera angles shift panel to panel, timing stays expressive and cartoon-paced, rendered in hand-inked lines with a limited red, cream, grey, and black palette. --v 8.2 --ar 5:4
The cat can shift pose freely across panels, just never identity.
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