196My dog’s moon-nap 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]
Create one finished phone lock-screen wallpaper with the attached dog as a tiny colored-pencil drawing asleep in one crescent, large personal handwriting and broad midnight-navy space. No device mockup or paired screens.
[Scene]
One pale-gold crescent at x61-88%,y60-77% opens upward as a gentle cradle. One small dog curls naturally inside, head on connected paws, peaceful closed eyes and one attached tail. Motif at most28% of canvas width. A few small stars stay near the moon only. No blanket, bed, room, extra animal or giant guardian.
[Attached photo]
Required user's own dog photo. Preserve coat colors/markings, muzzle, ears, fur length and recognizable body proportions in one delicate colored-pencil medium. No breed/species change, photographic inset or3D toy. Fantasy setting is not documentary evidence.
[Text layout]
Copy "【Short line】"; if "Choose for me", write one original everyday line of at most eight words about a cozy night with a dog. No health, sleep-treatment, fortune or memorial assumption. Print once at x12-78%,y34-48% in up to two large warm-ivory pencil-handwritten lines.
Optional dog name only: "【Dog name】" at x12-60%,y51-54%.
Upper28% uninterrupted navy for the real clock; never draw a clock. Lower18% free of important art/copy. At2:3 retain the same tiny lower-right motif and central-left handwriting rather than zooming into the pet. Essential copy ends before y55%.
[Style]
One quiet Japanese-stationery colored-pencil night style: navy paper, pale-gold moon, ivory lettering and actual coat palette. No watercolor, neon, glitter or sculpture.
[Visual hierarchy]
Personal line first, tiny familiar dog/moon second, generous clock space. Never fill blank areas with stars or mottos.
[Lighting and texture]
Soft pencil shading and subtle paper grain, comfortable curled anatomy and high-contrast handwriting. No hard edge pressing on the animal.

[Text rules]
Use only the requested visible copy in the target language. Resolve an automatic-copy instruction into an original short line; never print the instruction itself. Preserve user-supplied names, spelling, numbers and punctuation. Input labels, section headings and placeholders are not visible copy. Every optional field stays on its own instruction line so that leaving it empty removes only that item. Never add a date, price, discount, quantity, prize, origin, business condition, scientific statistic or claim about a real person that the user did not provide. Personal inputs affect content only; keep this one art medium, one layout and one finished result type.

[Avoid and delivery]
Return exactly ONE complete raster image directly. All requested elements belong on the same canvas. Do not run code, provide an explanation instead of an image, create separate panels as separate files, require another message, offer variants, or ask the user to cut and assemble anything. No device mockup, promotional wrapper, brand logo, packaging imitation, existing fictional character, artist signature, celebrity or watermark. Finish the selected canvas edge to edge. Maintain the fixed composition when the selected aspect ratio changes by adapting spacing, without cutting important parts or adding a second result.

[Legibility]
Keep essential lettering inside x7-93% and y14-84% of the image. The upper12% and lower15% contain no important text. At a1024x1536 cover, all essential ink is below y215 and above y1290. Use clearly connected natural letters, comfortable spacing and strong contrast. Do not let faces, decorative marks, food highlights or shadows obscure the words. Large lettering must still identify this result in a three-column list. Handwritten copy is legible pencil handwriting, never tiny ornamental cursive.