172Blanket Cat Wallpaper

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output one landscape A3 poster, 420 x 297 mm, aspect ratio 1.414:1. Use the largest supported resolution. Final print target: 4961x3508 pixels at 300dpi. Keep all text at least 10 mm inside the edges.

[Purpose]
Generate ONE complete calm phone lock-screen wallpaper with a small original ginger cat resting under a soft blanket, a large personal pencil-written line and generous cream space. The owner uses the complete image as a background immediately. There is no phone mockup, icon set, calendar, several matching screens or crop-and-assemble step. Fix one colored-pencil stationery illustration style and one cozy blanket-cat theme for every user.

[Scene]
Draw exactly one small original ginger tabby cat asleep under a muted blue-gray blanket in the lower right of the canvas. Its eyes are closed, with two natural triangular ears, one small nose and a peaceful curled body. The blanket drapes softly over the body with connected fabric folds, leaving the head and a small curled tail visible. The cat's stripes are uneven light russet pencil strokes, not repeated geometric stamps. The blanket is plain, with subtle visible pencil shading rather than complicated textile patterns. No furniture scene, teacup, food, candle, toy or extra animal is added. Keep the motif small enough that most of the background remains quiet.

[Attached photo]
No photograph is required. This is one fixed original cat illustration, not a portrait of a real pet or a reconstruction of a copyrighted character. Do not ask for photos. Personal identity comes only from the owner's provided words and optional signature. There is no cat-breed, animal-type, art-style, mood, season or layout selection field.

[Text layout]
Use English for all visible text. The caption input is "【Caption】". If it equals "Pick for me", write one original short English comforting everyday line about warmth or a quiet rest. Keep it light and non-medical: no health benefit, therapy promise, fortune, invented milestone or claim about the owner's actual day. Otherwise preserve the user's wording exactly. Never print the automatic-choice instruction. Place the entire line at32-51% height, left aligned between x14-77%, in large dark graphite pencil handwriting. Use at most two natural lines, with every letter clearly legible at phone and list size. Handwriting feels softly human and slightly irregular, not ornate cursive or a typed luxury serif.
If supplied, print "【Name】" once as a modest pencil signature at52-54%,aligned with the caption. If this instruction is absent, omit it completely without a blank dash or name label.
No generic Wallpaper title, quote credit, date, page number, clock, app icon or lock symbol is printed. Keep upper0-25% as entirely uninterrupted warm cream space for the real phone clock. Keep lower85-100% free of words and important illustration. The cat-and-blanket motif occupies x45-96%,y57-78%, with a tiny soft contact shadow. Leave a generous gap between the lettering and cat. At2:3 cover size retain exactly this same relative composition rather than enlarging the cat into a poster portrait.

[Style]
One fixed gentle Japanese-paper-stationery colored-pencil drawing: warm ecru paper, visible graphite grain, soft blue-gray blanket, warm ginger accents, faint natural paper fibers. Keep the text darker than the illustration outline so it reads immediately. Do not use watercolor washes, glossy anime, photoreal pet fur, neon, three-dimensional toy rendering or a sticker collage. The artwork fills the entire canvas as a single background. No frame, phone body, promotional strip or inset sample.

[Visual hierarchy]
The personal pencil line is the largest readable element. The small curled blanket cat is a quiet lower-right accent, never the central poster hero. Top clock space and broad cream gaps are deliberate functional areas. Optional signature is subordinate and does not repeat the caption. The art and text remain well away from the bottom system controls. Do not simulate those controls inside the picture. Adapt to the selected portrait aspect ratio without cropping, adding a second screen or changing the medium.

[Lighting and texture]
Use softly imagined indoor daylight as pencil shading only. Blanket folds settle around the cat, ears join one head, and the single tail connects plausibly to the curled body. No floating paws or double heads. Background remains warm and bright, with no heavy vignette or busy repeating pattern. Keep both the illustration and the personal line crisp enough for the chosen image size. Deliver the complete wallpaper as one finished image; the user saves and sets it without assembling pieces.

[Text rules]
All quoted visible copy belongs to the artwork, while input labels and instruction headings do not. Resolve any automatic wording control into a short original sentence before drawing; never print that control literally. Preserve provided spelling and numbers, and use the target language consistently. Keep readable letters separate from highlights, folds, shadows and decorative marks. Do not invent a price, discount, date, availability, award, endorsement, biography or purchasing condition. The fixed composition and medium stay the same for every user; personal inputs change its content only.

[Avoid and final delivery]
Deliver exactly ONE finished raster image in this response. Draw it directly with image generation. Do not execute code, give drawing instructions instead of an image, offer multiple versions, create separate pages, ask for a next message, or require cropping and assembly. No phone mockup, browser frame, watermark, publisher logo, branded packaging, existing character or celebrity likeness. Finish all artwork within the selected aspect ratio, preserving the composition and large readable lettering. Leave the upper 12% and lower 15% free of essential lettering and maintain generous side margins.