Use scene prompts after you have an approved full-body reference. Keep the bear locked and change only the setting, action, and mood.


Use the full-body bear or turnaround sheet that already passed review. Do not start scenes from a failed conversion.
Start with the general scene template for custom ideas, or copy a ready-made coffee, breakfast, or goodnight prompt.
Swap the action or setting, but keep the identity lock unchanged. A good scene prompt changes the moment, not the bear.
If the first scene changes the face, ears, outfit, or proportions, repair it before making a batch of scenes.
Do not rely on the model remembering the previous image. Paste the identity lock into every scene prompt, especially when changing environment, camera angle, clothing, or object interaction.
Use this when you want to create your own scene. Replace the bracketed text, but keep the identity rules intact.
TASK:
Create a new image using the provided Bearish reference image as the only source of truth.
CORE RULE - IDENTITY LOCK:
The bear must remain 100% identical to the reference image.
Preserve exactly:
- Face shape and structure
- Facial expression
- Eye shape, size, placement, and color
- Nose and mouth design
- Ear shape, including asymmetry
- Body proportions and silhouette
- Colors, textures, outlines, and visual weight
- Original art style consistency
Do not:
- Redesign the character
- Simplify or stylize differently
- Fix asymmetry
- Add or remove defining features
SCENE:
[Describe the scene in one sentence.]
ENVIRONMENT:
- [Lighting]
- [Background simplicity]
- [Mood]
ACTION:
- [What the bear is doing]
- [Pose or gesture]
STYLE:
Keep the same Bearish cartoon style. Keep the background simple so the character remains the focus.These are ready to copy. They are intentionally narrow so the model focuses on the bear and one simple action.
TASK:
Create a new image using the provided Bearish reference image as the only source of truth.
CORE RULE - IDENTITY LOCK:
The bear must remain 100% identical to the reference image.
Preserve exactly:
- Face shape and structure
- Facial expression
- Eye shape, size, placement, and color
- Nose and mouth design
- Ear shape, including asymmetry
- Body proportions and silhouette
- Colors, textures, outlines, and visual weight
- Original art style consistency
Do not:
- Redesign the character
- Simplify or stylize differently
- Fix asymmetry
- Add or remove defining features
SCENE:
The bear is sitting by a window in the early morning, holding a warm cup of coffee.
ENVIRONMENT:
- Soft sunlight coming through the window
- Minimal background details
- Calm and peaceful atmosphere
ACTION:
- Gently sipping coffee
- Relaxed seated posture
STYLE:
Keep the same Bearish cartoon style. Keep the background simple so the character remains the focus.TASK:
Create a new image using the provided Bearish reference image as the only source of truth.
CORE RULE - IDENTITY LOCK:
The bear must remain 100% identical to the reference image.
Preserve exactly:
- Face shape and structure
- Facial expression
- Eye shape, size, placement, and color
- Nose and mouth design
- Ear shape, including asymmetry
- Body proportions and silhouette
- Colors, textures, outlines, and visual weight
- Original art style consistency
Do not:
- Redesign the character
- Simplify or stylize differently
- Fix asymmetry
- Add or remove defining features
SCENE:
The bear is walking while casually drinking coffee.
ENVIRONMENT:
- Simple outdoor path or sidewalk
- Minimalist background
- Clear daytime lighting
ACTION:
- One paw holding a cup of coffee
- Natural walking motion
STYLE:
Keep the same Bearish cartoon style. Keep the background simple so the character remains the focus.

Use these once your coffee scenes are staying consistent. More props means more chances for drift, so keep the background simple.
TASK:
Create a new image using the provided Bearish reference image as the only source of truth.
CORE RULE - IDENTITY LOCK:
The bear must remain 100% identical to the reference image.
Preserve exactly:
- Face shape and structure
- Facial expression
- Eye shape, size, placement, and color
- Nose and mouth design
- Ear shape, including asymmetry
- Body proportions and silhouette
- Colors, textures, outlines, and visual weight
- Original art style consistency
Do not:
- Redesign the character
- Simplify or stylize differently
- Fix asymmetry
- Add or remove defining features
SCENE:
The bear is cooking breakfast at a stove.
ENVIRONMENT:
- Simple kitchen background
- Warm morning lighting
- Clean uncluttered counter space
ACTION:
- Holding a pan or utensil
- Focused cooking motion
STYLE:
Keep the same Bearish cartoon style. Keep the background simple so the character remains the focus.TASK:
Create a new image using the provided Bearish reference image as the only source of truth.
CORE RULE - IDENTITY LOCK:
The bear must remain 100% identical to the reference image.
Preserve exactly:
- Face shape and structure
- Facial expression
- Eye shape, size, placement, and color
- Nose and mouth design
- Ear shape, including asymmetry
- Body proportions and silhouette
- Colors, textures, outlines, and visual weight
- Original art style consistency
Do not:
- Redesign the character
- Simplify or stylize differently
- Fix asymmetry
- Add or remove defining features
SCENE:
The bear is lying in bed getting ready to sleep.
ENVIRONMENT:
- Soft nighttime lighting
- Minimal bedroom setting
- Cozy calm mood
ACTION:
- Relaxed body posture
- Eyes calm and ready to close
STYLE:
Keep the same Bearish cartoon style. Keep the background simple so the character remains the focus.
Use the style recreation prompt when the composition is right but the render looks noisy, blurry, or less polished than the reference. Do not use it to redesign the bear.
TASK:
Recreate the provided reference image in an ultra-clean, high-definition cartoon style while preserving the original composition, character identity, and scene.
CORE RULE - VISUAL IDENTITY LOCK:
The image must remain 100% faithful to the reference.
Preserve exactly:
- Character design, face shape, eyes, proportions, and expression
- All objects and their placement
- Scene composition and camera angle
- Pose, gesture, and positioning
- Key environment elements
Do not:
- Redesign or reinterpret
- Add or remove objects
- Change proportions or layout
- Stylize differently
STYLE UPGRADE:
- Ultra-smooth linework with crisp, consistent stroke weight
- Flat color with soft gradient shading only where appropriate
- Clean color fills with no noise, grain, or texture artifacts
- Soft ambient lighting
- Balanced contrast and polished color grading
- Perfect edge clarity
CLEANLINESS FILTER:
Remove noise, film grain, compression artifacts, dirty textures, blur, and smudging.
OUTPUT:
Make it sharp, clean, polished, and animation-ready.If a scene looks close but one detail is wrong, repair that one detail before generating more variations.