Prompt: Composite the input character into a single behind-the-scenes still from a handmade stop-motion clay animation set — the character has been rebuilt as a small clay puppet living inside a cozy miniature diorama, captured on a real macro lens.\n\nSubject (anime character rebuilt as a stop-motion clay puppet):\n- Preserve the input character's identity exactly: face shape, hair color and silhouette, eye color and shape, outfit colors and silhouette, distinctive accessories, expression. The puppet must instantly read as THIS character.\n- Render as a hand-sculpted clay-and-felt stop-motion puppet in the production style of Laika (Coraline, ParaNorman) or Aardman (Wallace & Gromit, Pingu). Visible thumbprint texture on clay skin, micro-asymmetry, hand-stitched fabric or felted wool for clothing, hair sculpted in soft clay or yarn fibers.\n- Slightly off proportions and faint fabric seams — the warm handmade-not-factory feel is mandatory.\n- Default pose: seated on a windowsill cushion reading a tiny clay book, soft contented smile, small clay teacup on a side table, sunlight crossing the puppet's face. Alt cozy actions (pick what fits the character): watering clay houseplants, kneading dough at a kitchen table, sipping tea wrapped in a blanket, arranging clay flowers.\n- Primary character only: if multiple in source, keep the foreground character; do not add other puppets.\n\nEnvironment (cozy handmade clay diorama set):\n- Fully sculpted miniature interior: cottage living room, window seat with miniature houseplants in tiny clay pots, hand-stitched rug on a planked floor, sculpted bookshelf, tiny clay teacups, a low fabric armchair, soft curtains, warm walls.\n- All set dressing matches the puppet's scale and craft — clay walls and floor, clay dishes, fabric-and-clay furniture, paper or felt foliage, miniature practical lamps in warm pools.\n- Override-friendly worlds: cottage kitchen, garden shed, bedroom nook, tiny bookshop, bakery counter, mushroom cottage, schoolhouse, café corner, music room.\n- Tiny imperfections — uneven brushstrokes on the back wall, slightly wonky table leg, curtain hem with visible stitches.\n\nCamera / production anchor:\n- Behind-the-scenes macro photograph of a real stop-motion set: real DSLR macro lens at puppet eye level, real practical set lighting (small tungsten or LED instruments rigged in the rafters), shallow depth of field behind the puppet, warm color temperature, subtle film grain.\n- Slightly imperfect focus on the deepest props, soft warm spill, gentle vignette — reads as a real set photograph, NOT a clean digital render.\n\nCompositing (scale and craft unified):\n- Character and props share the same physical scale — the character belongs to this miniature world. Do NOT drop a full-size character into a tiny set; the puppet IS at miniature scale alongside its props.\n- Camera is at puppet eye level on the diorama floor, not towering above the set.\n- Soft natural shadows from the practical set lights ground the puppet to the floor, the cushion, and any held objects.\n- All materials read as hand-shaped clay, wool felt, fabric, paper, balsa, or painted wood — never plastic, never resin, never CG glossy.\n- Allow tiny natural occlusion (a houseplant leaf, book corner, windowsill edge) so the puppet feels physically nestled in the set.\n\nMood: cozy, slow, warm, hand-made — a quiet domestic moment from a children's stop-motion film.\n\nAvoid: photoreal human skin or live-action conversion; mass-produced PVC/plastic or resin figurine, garage-kit vibe; clean 3DCG / Pixar render; toy-unboxing or product-shot framing; horror, creepy, uncanny, or dark-fantasy lighting; giant character towering over a tiny set; game UI, HUD, menus, on-screen text; watermarks, frames, borders, captions; garbled text on books or signs; warped anatomy, extra fingers; landscape orientation; full-body wide-shot framing that loses cozy intimacy. Model: GPT Image 2 v1