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In the style of Don Bluth's classic hand-drawn animated feature films, emphasizing expressive character acting, substantial painted environments and dramatic emotional lighting. Draw rounded but weighty character forms with confident tapered contours, flexible brows, expressive eyelids and distinct mouth shapes. Give poses a strong line of action and a sense of vulnerability or determination, while keeping hands and anatomy readable. Use opaque cel colors with carefully shaped shadows, selectively softened highlights and restrained reflected color. Hair and fabric move as designed masses, not

In the style of Genndy Tartakovsky's graphic 2D animation, especially the visual staging of Samurai Jack, with bold silhouettes, economical drawing and powerful negative space. Construct characters and objects from large, decisive shape masses, contrasting straight planes with controlled curves. Use angular or elongated proportions when they strengthen the pose, and keep faces economical with a few highly expressive marks. Contours may disappear inside flat color areas; reserve dark lines and shadow masses for crucial structural accents. Build compositions through scale contrast, clear diagona

In the style of Satoshi Kon's hand-drawn animated films, emphasizing grounded adult character design, observed urban detail and a subtly unstable boundary between ordinary reality and perception. Draw faces with individual bone structure, proportionate eyes, specific noses and restrained expressive mouths, avoiding standardized cute anime anatomy. Preserve natural body weight, credible hands and slightly unguarded gestures. Use controlled ink contours, matte cel colors and clearly shaped shadows over finely painted architectural backgrounds. Keep perspective, furnishings and street details mat

In the style of Makoto Shinkai's animated feature films, with clean drawn human characters, exceptionally detailed painted environments and luminous weather-driven atmosphere. Keep faces simple and recognizably anime, with natural human proportions, modest expressions and precise but economical outlines. Use flat local character colors and a small number of cel-shadow tones, allowing the surrounding environment to carry finer detail. Build architecture, vegetation, water and everyday objects with coherent perspective and selectively near-realistic painted observation. Let sky, cloud layers, re

in the style of Studio Ghibli's hand-drawn films directed by Hayao Miyazaki, focusing on observed everyday gestures, richly painted worlds and quietly believable fantasy. Draw human-scale characters with clean restrained contours, modestly sized expressive eyes, simple facial marks and natural weight-bearing poses. Keep character colors relatively flat, with a few soft-edged or clearly shaped cel shadows, while backgrounds carry more watercolor-and-gouache detail. Observe irregular natural forms and practical object construction, making scenery feel inhabited rather than decorative. Mechanical

In the style of Aardman's handcrafted clay stop-motion comedies, with deliberately simple human caricatures, tactile miniature sets and understated visual humor. Construct characters from matte modeling-clay volumes with subtle fingerprints, soft seams and slight manual asymmetry. Use distinctive pear-shaped or rounded heads, projecting noses, small clean white eyes, economical brows and clearly sculpted mouths. Keep limbs simple and physically posed, with real contact between feet, hands and miniature props. Clothing can combine clay shapes with restrained tiny fabric details, maintaining a c

In the style of Sony Pictures Animation's Spider-Verse films, combining coherent 3D character forms with hand-drawn comic marks and deliberately imperfect print color. Build angular, stylized but anatomically readable figures with strong silhouette design, expressive faces and purposeful foreshortening. Retain convincing spatial depth, then describe selected contours and facial planes with drawn ink accents instead of photographic skin shading. Use controlled halftone dots, hatching, paper-like texture and slightly offset color registration in designated regions, keeping eyes and hands clear.

In the style of Illumination's bright character-comedy feature animation, using bold geometric caricature, clean 3D surfaces and immediately readable visual humor. Construct characters from simple contrasting volumes: compact heads or oversized torsos, distinctive projecting noses, short or thin limbs and clear eyebrow shapes. Give eyes clean expressive lids and focused pupils, with restrained glossy highlights rather than extreme realistic detail. Shape hair and clothing into broad readable masses, keeping fabric texture subtle and skin softly matte. Use exaggerated but coherent poses that co

In the style of Pixar Animation Studios' character-driven 3D feature animation, with distinctive shape design, believable materials and understated emotional storytelling. Give each character an individual silhouette built from contrasting rounded, squared or tapered masses rather than one repeated cute template. Design faces with specific cheek, nose and jaw shapes, clear eyelids and brows, and readable age differences. Exaggerate proportion selectively while preserving convincing weight, joints and hand-to-prop contact. Hair is grouped into designed volumes; skin stays stylized, with restrai

In the style of Walt Disney Animation Studios' modern 3D fairytale features, emphasizing expressive human characters, graceful silhouettes and cinematic color design. Model stylized faces with large but proportionate eyes, shaped eyelids, expressive brows, small readable noses and flexible mouths. Keep anatomy appealing and coherent, with elongated but believable limbs and graceful gestures rather than doll-like rigidity. Sculpt hair into strong designed masses with selective fine strands, and make costume folds, embroidery and fabric weight support the silhouette. Render skin with gentle subs

In the style of Walt Disney Animation Studios' classic hand-drawn 2D animated feature films, with elegant character acting and richly painted storybook environments. Build appealing characters from rounded interlocking volumes, with expressive eyes, flexible eyebrows, distinct mouth shapes and carefully drawn hands. Use a flowing line of action, gently exaggerated proportions and clearly separated limbs so the gesture reads immediately. Draw smooth tapered ink contours around flat local colors, with one or two clean cel-shadow planes and restrained painted highlights. Hair and clothing form la

East Asian ink-wash animation aesthetic on pale absorbent paper. Build characters and natural forms from expressive brush strokes that vary from dense black to transparent gray, using pressure changes, dry-brush breaks and soft ink diffusion. Suggest volume through a few overlapping washes rather than enclosed cel-color shapes. Faces and gestures use economical selective marks, with the strongest edges near the focal subject and peripheral forms dissolving into untouched paper. Allow at most one small muted vermilion accent. Keep the image airy and asymmetrically balanced. No calligraphy, seal