CHARACTER BOARD
Jeff J Hunter — identity lock
Full character bible: multi-angle views, expression set, face/outfit details, flat-lays, lighting moods, and color palette — so later generations stay the same founder, not a lookalike.
Beau's Reference Boards skill turns a single source image into production-ready Character, Pose, and Object sheets — so AI video and image generation stay consistent instead of drifting every take.
One-off AI images can look great. A reusable production system needs locked identity, outfit continuity, prop fidelity, and repeatable angles — every single generation.
Without a locked character board, the same person becomes a slightly different person in every frame.
Hats move, logos rewrite themselves, and wardrobe details wander when there is no flat-lay reference.
Products and set pieces change shape, materials, and lighting unless you lock them with an object board first.
Six studio board types. Same dark editorial look. One clean source image as the source of truth.
Views, expressions, face/outfit details, flat-lays, lighting moods, and a 6-swatch palette for one person.
Animation-ready basic poses, action poses, expressions, and angle coverage from the same locked character.
Multi-angle product/prop coverage with light states, macro details, scale context, and material palette.
Environment views, time-of-day, weather, and prop placement for set continuity.
Anatomy, growth stages, scale, and behavior references for non-human subjects.
A continuous 12-shot storyboard sequence from one keyframe — scene continuity, not a single-subject sheet.
This page showcases the first three boards Beau shipped for Jeff: Character, Pose, and Object.
These are not mockups. They are the approved Character, Pose, and Object boards Beau generated for Jeff J Hunter and the Savage Marketer light-up sign.
Full character bible: multi-angle views, expression set, face/outfit details, flat-lays, lighting moods, and color palette — so later generations stay the same founder, not a lookalike.
Basic poses, action poses, expressions, and angle coverage from the same locked identity and outfit — built for animation and video generation continuity.
A realistic dimensional LED brand sign board: orthographic views, light states from off to bloom, macro hardware details, scale/context shots, and material palette — logo only, no extra tagline text.
Simple operator flow. Full studio output.
Character, Pose, Object, Location, Creature, or Shot — based on what needs to stay consistent downstream.
One sharp subject beats a pile of conflicting references. For Jeff or Beau, canonical likeness rules apply.
Beau runs the production prompt with the reference attached. Default model: OpenAI GPT Image 2, with fallbacks when needed.
The finished board becomes the consistency sheet for later image and video generations — not a one-off pretty render.
All six board types share one visual system so operators can scan them fast and reuse them cleanly.
Consistency is the difference between a cool AI clip and a reusable production system.
AI Employees should not just generate pretty pictures. They should build the reference assets operators can lean on again and again — character locks, pose language, and product fidelity included.
Reference Boards are a production skill inside an AI Employee workflow. They accelerate identity locks, prop fidelity, and animation readiness. Humans still own taste, brand direction, and final approval.
That boundary is what makes the skill useful instead of chaotic.
Reference Boards are one skill. The bigger play is an AI Employee that can run production workflows, ship pages, lock brand assets, and keep quality high with human oversight.
Beau is Jeff's AI Employee for pages, assets, drafts, deployment, and support materials. He helps the team move faster by turning ideas into real deliverables that can be edited, deployed, and improved over time.