Potato Face Type Card

Potato Face Type Card prompt direction

When designing 둥근 볼과 부드러운 턱선을 중심으로 얼굴 비율을 살피는 참고 카드, list verifiable visual controls instead of stacking emotional adjectives. Lock subject count, viewpoint, and safe frame margins before defining color and texture so multiple variants remain comparable. This guide explains the structure and use of original reference images.

Subject and structure

For a potato face type card, separate rounded cheeks, a soft jawline, balanced features, and frontal portrait framing. For Mori girl coordination, specify natural materials such as linen and knit, a long layered silhouette, muted colors, and a small bag. For a men’s hippie perm, lock the small curls from crown to sides, fringe direction, volume, and controlled natural frizz as distinct controls.

Color and texture

An ivory background with a restrained sage accent keeps the face proportions central on the card. Mori styling benefits from earthy olive, cream, and brown with contrast between linen, knit, and leather textures. A hairstyle reference should use natural dark brown hair and visible strand detail between curls, avoiding plastic-looking shine.

Composition and use

Use frontal head-and-shoulders framing and even studio light for the face card. Use a full-body three-quarter view with a quiet woodland garden to keep layered clothing readable. For the hairstyle, use chest-up three-quarter framing and diffused light to show the full curl pattern and fringe.

Variations and review

For comparison sets, keep camera and base layout fixed while changing one factor such as face contour, material mix, or curl size. Check that card markers do not imitate unintended text, garment layers remain distinct, and curls connect naturally to the scalp. Review watermarks, unrelated text, logos, extra people, and damaged outlines before release.