Made with Nano Banana 2 Lite · CC0 · 18 Jun 2026

Image: The reference is a line-art walk-cycle guide of 4

Generated from: The reference is a line-art walk-cycle guide of 4 side-view poses walking to the RIGHT. In the guide, the GRAY shading marks the NEAR-side limbs (the leg and arm closest to the viewer) and the planted foot — use it to read which leg is in front and which is behind. Recreate these 4 poses as a single horizontal ROW of EXACTLY 4 frames, evenly spaced, on a plain pure white background. CRITICAL LAYOUT: place each figure with LARGE empty white space around it — the four figures are clearly SEPARATED and must NOT touch or overlap, with a wide white gutter between them. Leave plenty of room so the swinging arms, hands, daggers, and trailing cape are FULLY inside the frame and NEVER cropped at the edges. Make the figures a bit smaller if needed to keep margin. No text, no lines, no numbers. In EACH frame draw the SAME stout broad heavily-armored KNIGHT in strict SIDE PROFILE facing RIGHT — dark battered steel plate armor over a deep-blue tunic and hood, short tattered cape trailing behind to the left, heavy gauntlets and armored boots, daggers at the belt — with body and LEG pose matching the corresponding guide figure (frame 1 = pose 1 … frame 4 = pose 4). Tim Burton Don't Starve hand-drawn woodcut style: scratchy ink linework, muted desaturated charcoal/sepia/steel-grey palette, deep heavy black ink shadows, woodcut cross-hatch. Keep the knight identical across all frames; only the legs/arms change to follow the poses. Full body, both arms/hands and both boots fully visible, one figure per frame.