Cuadrícula de expresiones

Create a 16-panel character expression sheet arranged in a clean four-by-four grid, every panel equal in size with thin, even gutters on a plain white background. Render the character described in the user request in a polished anime illustration style with crisp line art and soft cel shading, and keep the face shape, hairstyle, eye color, and outfit perfectly consistent in every panel so all sixteen read as the same character. Frame each panel as a bust shot at the same scale and near-identical angle. Vary only the expression, covering a full emotional range: happy, sad, angry, surprised, shy, speechless, mischievous grin, contemplative, curious, proud, sulking, disdainful, confused, scared, crying, and an adoring heart-eyed look — each supported by matching eyebrow, mouth, and small hand-gesture cues where natural. Keep the palette faithful to the character's stated colors and the lighting flat and uniform across the grid. Do not add text labels, panel numbers, watermarks, or logos, and avoid any drift in proportions or design between panels. User request: a silver-haired anime girl with blue eyes in a navy sailor uniform