Isometric Business Presenter Pose Set

Goal: Create an isometric vector illustration set of the same character_type in many presentation and office situations, arranged like a clean pose library on a white background. Canvas: Wide horizontal 16:9 canvas, bright white or very light gray background, no borders, no title, no captions, no watermark. Use soft oval gray floor shadows under each figure. Visual style: Polished modern isometric people illustration, semi-flat vector style with subtle gradients and soft shading. The character has a simplified faceless face, light skin, brown hair tied in a low bun, navy business suit, white blouse, cropped trousers, and black high heels. Keep proportions consistent across all poses and use the same outfit throughout. Layout: Arrange exactly 13 separate full-body figures in two rows with generous spacing, like a presentation asset sheet. Top row contains 7 figures; bottom row contains 6 figures. All figures face slightly different isometric angles and remain isolated with no overlapping. Pose count and details: Include exactly 13 discrete poses: 1) standing presenter facing forward with one hand open in a welcoming gesture, 2) rear-view presenter pointing with a stick at a wall presentation board showing a pie chart and lines, 3) standing presenter holding a small object or remote and gesturing to the side, 4) standing presenter holding a remote in one hand and gesturing with the other, 5) walking businesswoman carrying a gray folder under one arm, 6) walking businesswoman holding a spiral notebook or report, 7) standing businesswoman gesturing as if speaking to someone, 8) standing figure raising one index finger to make a point, 9) standing figure holding up a spiral report sheet with chart lines, 10) standing figure with arms crossed confidently, 11) seated figure on a gray chair using an open laptop while gesturing, 12) leaning forward and pointing to papers or charts on the floor, 13) standing figure leaning slightly with one hand on hip and the other index finger raised. Subject customization: Keep the character recognizable as the same person in every pose, but allow the overall character to be changed to character_appearance. Use outfit. Optional props should match a presentation_theme. Keep the illustration clean, minimal, and presentation-ready.