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One real person, one consistent 3D brand mascot.
For our showroom brand L'expo MKR, I turned real phone photos of our host Rihem into a 3D character and kept the same face, outfit, light and real location across 40+ images and short videos.
How I keep an AI set consistent:
Lock a reference board and 2-3 hero frames first
Generate every frame from those references
Grade everything in Photoshop to one look, then check side by side
Result: a full month of on-brand posts and reels in days, without a 3D studio.
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