Husky Girl Expression Sheet

Goal: Create a cute anime character special expression sheet for a blue-and-white husky dog-girl character, like a hand-drawn Japanese character memo page. The theme is character_name, with a wintery blue ink sketchbook aesthetic, paw prints, hearts, sparkles, handwritten notes, and watercolor splashes. Canvas: Portrait poster, roughly 3:4 aspect ratio, white paper background with blue watercolor stains and thin blue panel borders. Use a clean character-sheet layout with a large Japanese brush-calligraphy title at the top reading main_title, and a small English subtitle below it: “Special Expression Sheet”. Character design: A young anime kemonomimi girl with large fluffy husky ears, very long messy hair_color, blue ribbons and paw-shaped hair ornaments, a fluffy white fur-trimmed blue winter outfit, snowflake patterns, a blue bow at the chest, and a round paw-print pendant. Her overall palette is navy, ice blue, white, and soft gray. Draw her face clearly in each expression card; do not obscure it. Keep the same character design consistent across all panels. Top area: On the upper left, include one tilted “Character Memo” box with a paw icon and five short Japanese-style profile lines: name, species, personality, likes, and special trait. On the upper right, include one small profile badge/card with the text “はすきー / HUSKY”, a tiny bust portrait of the character, paw prints, and small handwritten notes. Main layout: Use exactly 6 large rounded expression cards arranged in a 3-column by 2-row grid. Each card has a blue numbered badge, a large Japanese expression title, a smaller English translation, a short Japanese note line, and decorative handwritten sound effects. The six expression cards are: 1. “尊い” with English label “Blessed” — the character clasps her hands near her chest, overwhelmed with joy and tenderness, surrounded by pink hearts and soft sparkles. 2. “しょんぼり” with English label “Sad Puppy” — her husky ears droop low, shoulders slumped, hands gripping the outfit, with gloomy vertical lines and a small sad thought bubble. 3. “ブチギレ” with English label “Furious” — intense angry pose with clenched fists thrust forward, red anger marks, speed lines, and bold growling sound effects. 4. “てれてれ” with English label “Blushing” — shy bashful pose, head tilted, one hand near face, pink hearts and embarrassed handwritten marks. 5. “困惑” with English label “Confused” — uncertain expression, hands held close to chest, question marks, spiral symbols, and hesitant side notes. 6. “どやっ” with English label “Smug” — confident smug pose with one hand near chin, sparkles, a small crown doodle, and proud handwritten sound effects. Bottom strip: Add three small information sections. Left: one pinned “Designer’s Note” memo card with blue handwriting and a tiny heart signature. Center: one “Color Palette” strip with exactly 6 labeled swatches: snow white, ice blue, cobalt blue, aqua, navy, and gray. Right: one pinned “Favorite Things” memo card listing exactly 3 items: snow play, delicious food, and a favorite toy, with small icons such as a snowflake, bone, and toy capsule. Visual style: Highly detailed anime illustration, soft watercolor and colored-pencil texture, blue ballpoint pen linework, hand-drawn notebook decorations, Japanese kawaii stationery design, light paper grain, ornate but readable layout. Use mostly blue ink with small pink accents only for hearts/blush and red accents only for anger marks. Constraints: Keep exactly 6 expression panels, exactly 6 color swatches, exactly 3 favorite-things items, and one character memo box. Make all panel titles and numbers legible. No photorealism, no 3D render, no watermark, no extra panels, no unrelated characters.