3-view character reference sheet for a film character. Gritty cinematic 35mm film photograph, naturalistic editorial reference, fine film grain. Lit with very soft, low, diffused natural light — a large heavily-diffused source dimmed well down, the quality of soft shade or thin overcast through a scrim, wrapping gently around the face with extremely smooth gradual falloff. Low-key restrained exposure, slightly underexposed and moody; absolutely no harsh shadows, no hotspots, no blown highlights, no hard edges of light; kept consistent across all three panels. Neutral medium-grey seamless backdrop — a clear mid-grey, never white. Age-of-sail pirate costume, weathered and slightly dirty look. The same man in all three views: youthful attractive man in his early 30s, warm olive-brown skin, dark thick curly hair (medium length, natural curl), thin mustache with a small soul-patch under the lip, faint stubble along the jaw, two small silver hoop earrings on the left ear, thin silver chain necklace, subtly asymmetrical face. A small, thin, subtle healed scar near the RIGHT eye — a short faint pale line on the cheekbone just below the outer corner of the eye. Keep the exact same facial identity, bone structure, features and this small subtle right-side scar across all three views. Both arms whole and both hands normal. Early-18th-century pirate attire: a YELLOW pirate durag/head wrap tied over the curly hair. A small white shark tooth pendant threaded on a thin leather cord attached to the durag above the left temple. An open loose off-white linen shirt, a worn dark leather vest, a wide sash at the waist, baggy dark breeches tucked into scuffed leather boots. Layout: three panels side by side on a neutral medium-grey seamless. LEFT panel “FRONT, full body”; CENTER panel “BACK, full body”; RIGHT panel “FRONTAL CLOSE-UP”. Cinematic film-photo finish, never plastic CGI skin. 16:9 horizontal sheet.

Erase the face from the full-body shot on the first panel.

Photorealistic cinematic movie still, grounded period maritime realism, early 18th-century Golden Age of Piracy, Caribbean privateer vessel. A cramped below-deck captain’s cabin on an old wooden sailing ship. A large weathered sea-chart is pinned to the rough plank back wall above a heavy waxed-oak table strewn with brass navigation instruments — dividers and a sextant. A gimbaled brass lantern hangs low in the upper frame, throwing a warm pooled glow into deep corner shadow. Tarred coiled rope and a barrel fill the foreground edges. Low heavy-beamed ceiling, rough plank walls and floor. Mid-morning, calm weather. Wide three-quarter interior establishing shot, eye-level, slow push-in. Painterly low-key cinematography: warm tungsten lantern as the single key practical from frame-left, soft Rembrandt pooling, deep shadow falloff, thin hard daylight slivers leaking through plank gaps. Colour palette of aged oak brown, tarred black, oxidized brass amber, sun-bleached parchment cream — warm-leaning but desaturated, muted period grade. Shot on a modern digital cinema camera with vintage spherical prime lenses, 24mm, 2.39:1 Cinemascope. Fine low-intensity 35mm grain. Drifting dust motes in the lantern beam, faint smoke haze.

Split-screen sheet, same two-masted pirate ship twice: LEFT front 3/4 (bow, bowsprit, foaming wave); RIGHT rear 3/4 (transom stern, wheel, wake). Aged wood hull, furled grey sails, cannons, calm grey ocean, overcast. Photoreal.

Edit the provided reference image — a two-panel side-by-side diptych of the same wooden galleon on calm water under a pale overcast sky. Fully unfurl and deploy all the ship’s sails on every yard and mast so they are completely open and billowing in the wind — no furled, rolled-up, or partially stowed sails anywhere. Change all the sails to deep matte black. In the LEFT panel only, add a large menacing pirate skull-and-crossbones emblem printed on the largest black mainsail — emblem colour exactly hex #D1FE17, bright chartreuse yellow-green, looking weathered and hand-painted onto the sail fabric, following the sail’s curvature, billow, and folds, with slightly cracked and faded paint. The RIGHT ship keeps plain black sails with no emblem. Add light pirate styling to the ship. Do not change the background at all — keep the exact same calm sea, the exact same pale overcast sky, the exact same dual side-by-side two-panel composition, the wooden hull geometry, masts, rigging layout, and each ship’s pose and angle exactly as in the original. Photorealistic, cinematic, matching the original’s muted desaturated colour grade. No text, no watermark.