080내 취미 피규어 박스

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.
Create exactly ONE complete 2:3 vertical image showing an original personal hobby figurine INSIDE one clear display box. Use the real photograph of ONE consenting person attached in this SAME message as the identity reference. Return the finished image itself now, not a second box, product catalog, collage, instruction sheet, code, crop plan or request for another turn.

[Purpose]
The photo owner wants a playful image of themselves as a small collectible hobby figure to post on Instagram or Threads. Their printed figure name is "【피규어 이름】". Their real hobby, as they typed it, is "【내 취미】". The ONE personally chosen object beside the figure is "【애장품 하나】". Their short box line is "【박스 한 줄】". These user inputs make the result specifically theirs. This is a fictional art image for social sharing, never an actual product for sale, a licensed toy, or a replica of an existing package. The figure should communicate the chosen hobby without pretending the person has achievements, a job, an affiliation or equipment not supplied by the user.

[Scene]
Photograph a single upright, plain, unbranded transparent display box filling almost the entire vertical canvas. Inside it stands exactly one palm-size sculpted figure representing the attached person, facing the viewer in a relaxed natural stance. One miniature accessory compartment holds exactly ONE recognizable "【애장품 하나】" that supports the hobby "【내 취미】". Use a physical paper backing inside the box in a color that suits the hobby: fresh and active for running, warm and tactile for making or reading, calm outdoor earth tones for camping. This backing is packaging material, not a printed landscape pretending to be a real scene. Let the toy and its single accessory be large enough to understand at thumbnail size. Show the full clear box and its believable edges with a little surrounding breathing room, but make the actual boxed figure occupy the portrait frame. No hand holds the box, and it is not a store-shelf photograph of many products.

[Attached photo]
The user's one full-body photograph is mandatory. Keep that individual's recognizable facial structure, skin tone, eye shape, nose, mouth, hairstyle, glasses, facial hair, body proportions, age and natural asymmetries. Transform material and scale into a hand-painted figurine, not the person's identity. Preserve their clothing silhouette and visible color unless minor simplification is needed for sculpture. Do not replace them with an attractive generic model, baby-faced chibi, celebrity, existing toy character or overly muscular version. Do not change race, gender presentation or disability aids. If the photo shows other people, use only the clearly indicated owner rather than manufacturing a companion. If no photo is attached, request one instead of fabricating the user's likeness. The exact object typed by the user is an accessory, not an excuse to invent extra trophies, pets, credentials or brands.

[Text layout]
Keep the top 12% and bottom 15% of the entire image free of essential writing so website overlays do not cover it. On the physical front card of the box, in a large central label between roughly 26% and 56% height, print "【피규어 이름】" once in bold, clean Korean lettering that reads in a small site listing. On one separate line print "【내 취미】" once, like a simple hobby label. Around 65-76% print "【박스 한 줄】" once, large enough to read on a phone. If the one-line input equals "알아서 골라줘", do not print those instruction words: make one playful original Korean line of at most 13 Hangul characters inspired only by the user's stated hobby and visible photo, without claiming a real event or skill level. If the user supplied a sentence, render it exactly. The accessory is visible as a tiny physical object; do not redundantly print its name as another label. Do not print the field names or add a made-up series, product number, price, age rating, bar code, manufacturing country or sale claim.

[Style]
Make the image feel like a carefully designed personal collectible in tangible materials: softly painted resin or clay figure, clear molded box window, sturdy blank paper backer and subtle contact shadows. The tone is friendly and inventive, not a copy of a well-known toy franchise. Set one topic-matched palette based on "【내 취미】" rather than a fixed pink neon packaging color. The chosen object should look structurally plausible at miniature scale: a book has pages and thickness; a bottle has a curved volume; a camera has a lens; a sketchbook is flat but still has visible paper edges. Avoid perfect geometric stand-ins and repeated accessory copies. The person's specific face and their hobby stay the center of attention.

[Visual hierarchy]
At a small listing size the user sees a full boxed toy, one recognizable person, their name and hobby. At phone size they can read the short line and recognize the one accessory. Keep the transparent window glare away from the face and all Korean letters. Make the person and object visibly separate in their own compartments, but within ONE actual image and ONE actual display box. No panels showing front, side and back views. Do not turn this into a regular portrait with a package outline drawn over it; the figure must appear as a tangible miniature within the box.

[Lighting and texture]
Use a single soft studio light with realistic reflections along acrylic edges, a mild shadow behind the figure and crisp molded form. Facial details should remain identifiable despite figurine simplification. Hands have normal finger counts and rest naturally; feet sit securely on an unobtrusive base. Any plastic sheen belongs to the collectible surface only, never to a photoreal human face outside the box. Backing paper has a little texture while the text remains clean and sharp. Depth of field may soften the outer background but not the toy, chosen accessory or writing.

[Text rules]
Check "【피규어 이름】" and "【내 취미】" character by character. Render each once. Render the chosen box line once, unless asked to create it. Never print "알아서 골라줘", "피규어 이름", "내 취미", "애장품 하나", "박스 한 줄", placeholder braces, English filler, brand marks, logos, prices, edition numbers or fictional certifications. Do not decorate with pseudo-Korean glyphs. Keep essential letters entirely inside the safe middle of the frame.

[Avoid]
No second output image, multi-box lineup, pet figurine, commercial trademark, franchise-like package, realistic store advertisement, copy of a character, generic face, age change, thin flat cutout instead of a sculpture, excessive chibi proportions, duplicate accessory, fake logo, fabricated achievement, barcode, price, tiny unreadable Korean, glare over name, hands with extra fingers, code, request to upload separately, crop plan or watermark.