Style Shift Mini Pack: New Look, Same Mira

Change the material. Keep the person.

Mira begins as a textured storybook illustration. In the companion example, she becomes a layered paper-cut character. The things to check are still her face, short coily bob, navy workwear, and circular copper clasp. Paper grain and cut edges are the things to change.

Inside the free 4-page mini pack

• A labeled, side-by-side comparison of the original studio reference and paper-cut sample.

• A copyable style-shift brief that separates identity from surface treatment.

• A review order for face, clothing, clasp, hands, material, and edges.

• A simple run card for recording your source image, tool, exact prompt, result, and decision.

Look twice before you approve

Compare the pair at the same size, then inspect the face, clasp, and hands closely. If the paper effect works but Mira looks like someone else, restart from the approved source. This is one curated visual example, not proof of a repeatable result in every tool.

For the full reference-to-scene workflow, start with the companion Character Consistency Starter Kit.