182My photo as a clay figurine

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 photograph-like image of a personalized original clay figurine, displayed in a home cabinet. Transform the attached user's identity into one small handmade animated-film-inspired clay character. The user shares this single virtual collectible image on SNS. It is the figurine itself in its setting, not a toy box, merchandise advertisement, collage, manufacturing blueprint or drawing of a real human standing in a room.

[Scene]
One full-body matte modeling-clay figurine stands with both feet connected to one low round wood pedestal on a home display shelf. Choose the standing gesture "【Pose】". If it equals "Choose for me", choose one natural standing gesture from a small hand wave, hands gently together or hands in pockets. Keep the pedestal, cabinet setting, medium and overall framing unchanged for every gesture. Behind it, show a warm wooden cabinet interior with a few softly blurred unbranded books; no second figurine, plush animal, package or human. Show clear scale through the pedestal and shelf depth, not through printed size measurements.

[Attached photo]
Use the one attached photo as the identity reference. Preserve recognizable face proportions, skin hue, hair silhouette, actual eyewear and apparent age in the original friendly clay character. Do not replace the user with a generic youthful avatar or borrow a known animated character. Retain visible clothing colors and extend unseen lower clothing modestly and neutrally without inventing body measurements or uniforms. The character has one head, two arms, two hands, two legs and two feet. Only model fingers visible in the selected gesture; hidden fingers are sensibly occluded rather than multiplied. No original-photo inset or before-and-after comparison.

[Text layout]
Render visible text in English. Read "【Caption】" only as the requested caption input. Resolve it before any drawing. Once resolved, place ONLY the finished sentence in large dark graphite pencil handwriting at x63-92%, y18-31%, on the quiet light wood cabinet backing. The input control "Choose for me" must never be drawn as visible copy. If it equals "Choose for me", write one brief original affectionate line about seeing one's miniature self, at most five English words; do not print that control or invent a biography. It must fit on one or two generous lines. The entire figurine occupies x24-68%, y21-72%, with the pedestal at y72-81%. Keep every part of the single figure visible within the image. The upper14% contains only quiet cabinet texture and all y80-100% is free of essential lettering.
If supplied, inscribe "【Pedestal name】" once on the front of the pedestal at y75-80%; if this line is removed, leave the wood pedestal clean without a blank label or invented name.

[Style]
Fixed original stop-motion clay collectible style: slightly oversized but mature recognizable face, softly modeled forms, subtle fingertip impressions and fine handmade seams, completely matte clay surface. This is one coherent handmade character photographed on a shelf. Do not mix resin shine, felt fur, watercolor acrylic stand, polished PVC skin or flat anime printing. Natural clothing details are simplified in clay rather than turned into branded costume accessories.

[Visual hierarchy]
The small sculptural person's face and entire standing silhouette are the main focus; the large pencil line gives the image a personal shareable statement. The optional pedestal name is secondary but clear. Keep the figure much sharper than the books. Do not fill the background with decorative captions, fake release dates, shop prices, certification badges, series numbers or sales claims. A small gesture changes the content only, never the result type or layout.

[Lighting and texture]
Use gentle cabinet-side daylight, warm wood and restrained soft contact shadows. The feet sit physically on the pedestal and the pedestal rests on the shelf. Matte clay shows rounded kneaded edges, not oily or wet skin. Keep calm cream, walnut and natural clothing colors; no neon shelf, dramatic battle sparks, cloud stage, lens flare or elaborate showroom. The image is the finished artwork itself rather than a photograph of a poster mounted elsewhere. No brand marks or recognizable book titles.

[Text rules]
Render only the intended visible copy, never field labels or instruction headings. When a wording field equals "Choose for me", choose one short original line appropriate to the user's supplied context and do not print that control. Preserve exact provided spelling and numbers. Keep letters away from textures that reduce legibility. Personal inputs change the content, while the single medium and composition specified above stay fixed. Invent no dates, prices, benefits, availability, awards, endorsements or participation requirements.

[Caption decision before rendering]
Resolve the automatic input into a finished affectionate sentence. Only that resolved sentence is visible, never the control. Keep caption on upper-right, one complete miniature on left, and pedestal name ink entirely above y1250.

[Avoid and delivery]
Generate exactly ONE completed image directly in this response. Use image generation, without executing code, outputting a script, producing separate pages, asking for another message or requiring cutting and assembly. No existing character, artist imitation, celebrity, branded packaging, publisher logo, watermark, browser frame or phone mockup. Keep essential lettering within 13-84% of height and at least 7% inside the side edges. Leave the upper 12% and lower 15% free of essential text. Finish the actual artwork edge to edge at the selected ratio. The image must be useful as delivered, rather than a presentation of several designs.