3D Model: Visual Style & Line Work • Silhouette-first Design: Prioritize A Strong, Readable Outline. The Warden's Hunched Stance, Wrapped Arms, And Long Stride Should Be Instantly Recognizable In A Spritesheet Silhouette. • Minimal Line Details: Use Clean Contour Lines And Subtle Hatching Only To Hint At Texture—ideal For Frame Consistency Across Animations. • Paper Texture: Incorporate Light Speckling Or Grain If You're Scanning In Sketches To Keep That Organic Feel Alive In-game. 🎨 Clothing & Accessories • Tattered Simplicity: No Cap, No Flashy Ornaments. Think Long Ash-stained Tunic With Uneven Hems, Stitched Repairs, And Frayed Bandages Across Limbs. • Layer Logic For Animation: O Base Layer: Tunic And Boots—remain Consistent Across Most Frames. O Overlay: A Half-cloak Or A Shoulder Wrap Fluttering Subtly, Useful For Idle Or Motion Animations. • Material Feel: Fabric That Looks Dried Out And Smoke-worn. You Can Add Fold Depth In Walk Cycles With Slightly Exaggerated Motion Arcs.