An ultra-photorealistic cinematic character reference sheet for ODYSSEUS, King of Ithaca, ancient Mycenaean Greece circa 1200 BCE.
CHARACTER: Rugged Greek man, late 30s to early 40s, olive skin, strong Mediterranean features, deep-set brown eyes, prominent nose, shoulder-length wavy black hair, thick full black beard. Lean, muscular build. Weathered, intelligent face with a serious, commanding expression.
COSTUME: Dark brown knee-length wool tunic with subtle embroidered trim, weathered dark leather scale armor, leather belt, forearm bracers, wrapped leather boots, and a short bronze sword in a leather scabbard. A heavy charcoal-brown wool cloak draped asymmetrically over his shoulders, fastened with an ornate golden brooch depicting a hunting dog gripping a spotted fawn in its forepaws, the fawn struggling to escape, intricately sculpted in raised gold. The brooch is prominently visible on his right shoulder. Authentic handmade materials, worn leather, heavy textured wool, aged bronze.
LAYOUT: Single wide 16:9 image divided into THREE VERTICAL PANELS with thin white dividing lines.
LEFT: Large three-quarter facial close-up, looking slightly toward frame right. Detailed facial features, hair, beard, cloak, and gold fawn brooch.
CENTER: Full-body FRONT VIEW, standing naturally with arms relaxed, entire costume visible from head to boots.
RIGHT: Full-body BACK VIEW, showing the cloak's full drape, hairstyle, and footwear.
All three panels must depict the EXACT SAME MAN wearing the EXACT SAME COSTUME, with identical proportions, materials, and accessories.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Professional Hollywood costume reference photography. Neutral medium-gray seamless studio background, soft diffused studio lighting, natural skin texture, realistic fabric and leather detail, subtle film grain. Grounded historical realism, not fantasy.
STRICTLY PHOTOREALISTIC. No illustrations, no CGI appearance, no text, no labels, no additional characters.