Precise edit of the first reference, a character sheet of an android girl head: keep exactly the same layout of eight panels, the same camera angles in every panel (front, three-quarter, profile, three-quarter, back; then two close-ups and an extreme close-up of the eyes), the same face, the same eyes, the same nose and lips, the same transparent glass dome skull with wiring, the same neck mechanics. Change only her age as a machine, exactly like the second reference: sixty years later, an old worn unrepaired android. In every panel: her synthetic skin aged like old porcelain and rubber with a fine web of hairline cracks on the cheek and forehead, a small chipped patch at the left temple showing dull metal, freckles faded, skin slightly yellowed and matte, a thin layer of dust; the glass dome scratched, clouded and faintly yellowed with one small crack, copper wires with green patina, one small warm light glowing very dimly inside; tarnished chrome neck rods, one wrapped in old black electrical tape; an old black base box. She is not an old human woman: no wrinkles, no grey hair. Same dark background and soft cinematic light as the first reference, photorealistic.
