Anime Drawing Stencil

Create a thin, flat, reusable anime drawing stencil based on the supplied reference image. Overall design: - One rectangular stencil sheet with slightly rounded corners. - Keep the sheet thin, flat, and sturdy enough for repeated use. - All shapes must be actual holes cut completely through the sheet. Do not make them raised, engraved, printed, or embossed. - Keep enough material between holes so the stencil remains one connected piece. TOP SECTION — HEAD CIRCLES - Place four circular cutouts in one horizontal row. - Number them 1, 2, 3, and 4 from smallest to largest. - Include small alignment marks at the top, bottom, left, and right of each circle. - Print each circle's number above and below it, like the reference. LEFT SECTION — JAWLINES - Add a section titled JAWLINES. - Arrange 20 jawline cutouts in a grid of 5 rows and 4 columns. - Number the columns 1, 2, 3, and 4. - Include different anime face and chin shapes, with variations in jaw width, chin shape, and facial proportions. - Include small alignment marks around the jawline cutouts. RIGHT SECTION — HAIRSTYLES - Add a section titled HAIRSTYLES. - Arrange 20 hairstyle cutouts in a grid of 5 rows and 4 columns. - Number the columns 1, 2, 3, and 4. - Include different anime hairstyles: spiky hair, messy hair, bangs, layered hair, swept hair, and other distinct silhouettes. - Include small alignment marks around the hairstyle cutouts. MOST IMPORTANT — MATCHING SIZES There must be four exact size categories: - Column 1 jawlines and hairstyles must fit circle 1. - Column 2 jawlines and hairstyles must fit circle 2. - Column 3 jawlines and hairstyles must fit circle 3. - Column 4 jawlines and hairstyles must fit circle 4. Every shape in a size category must be proportionally compatible with its matching circle. Do not simply make the shapes progressively larger without matching their actual dimensions. 3D MODEL REQUIREMENTS - Create a real 3D CAD model, not a 2D picture of a stencil. - All cutouts must go completely through the material. - Use consistent sheet thickness. - Keep the stencil completely flat. - Make the numbers and section labels readable and raised or engraved without interfering with the cutouts. - Make the final model suitable for 3D printing. - Export as STL. Prioritize accurate geometry, matching dimensions, and functional cutouts over decorative details.

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Every value above is a live dimension. Open a model like this in the editor and each one becomes a slider you can drag before exporting.