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Mech Girl

A beginner-friendly breakdown of how two reference images became a finished sci-fi friendship montage.

This workflow starts with original character concepts, turns them into cleaner reference sheets, locks scale, explores two Seedance video variations, and finishes with a simple CapCut edit.

GPT Image 2Reference Sheet PDFSeedance 2.0CapCut

Workflow

  1. 1Start with one clean image for the girl and one clean image for the mech so every later step has a stable visual identity.
  2. 2Use the same PDF prompt with each original image to convert rough concept images into cleaner, more production-ready reference sheets.
  3. 3Combine the original girl and original mech references into one shared image that locks the size relationship before moving into video.
  4. 4Use the two reference sheets plus the scale image as a stable three-image input set, then generate two different 15-second variations.
  5. 5Pick the strongest scenes from both Seedance results, join them in sequence, and add soundtrack to set the final emotional tone.

Final montage

30.5 MB • 2560×1440 • 0:14

Breakdown Step

1. Original character concepts

Start with one clean image for the girl and one clean image for the mech so every later step has a stable visual identity.

The first pass was done in GPT Image 2 to create a grounded protagonist image and a separate mech concept image.

These are the anchor references for identity, materials, silhouette, and tone across the whole project.

girl original.png

girl original.png

2.3 MB • 1024×1536

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Girl prompt

Used in GPT Image 2 to create the girl’s original reference image.

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