017우리 강아지 · 고양이 피규어

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.

[Purpose]
Create a finished keepsake image of the exact dog or cat shown in the one attached photograph, transformed into a small handcrafted collectible figure. The uploaded pet photo is mandatory and is the sole visual reference. Individual identity preservation is the absolute highest priority. Preserve the animal's exact patch pattern, ear shape, and fur colors above every style, mood, background, cuteness, symmetry, or decorative choice. The result must unmistakably represent this specific pet, not merely the same species, breed, coat category, or a similar-looking animal. If any later instruction conflicts with the reference photograph, follow the photograph.

[Scene]
Show one complete, recognizable pet character based only on the attached animal, presented as a collectible figure in a simple "【배경】" setting. Keep the pet as the clear subject and show the whole figure without making identifying markings too small. Convey "【분위기】" through pose, lighting, and restrained surrounding details, never by changing anatomy or coat markings. Use a balanced vertical composition with comfortable space around the ears, paws, tail, and silhouette. For "선반", place the figure on a tidy wooden wall shelf with only a few generic, unbranded objects such as a small plant or plain books. For "책상", place it on a clean desk corner beside a few generic desk items such as a mug or notebook, softly out of focus. For "피규어 전시 상자", place it inside a clear acrylic display case on a plain base, with clean reflections that never hide the pet.

The figure is a small handcrafted collectible sculpture with stable proportions, a simple round base, and realistic painted surface detail, photographed like a real product. Do not imitate any existing toy company, commercial figure line, artist, or copyrighted character. Turning the pet into a figure is a material change only; it is never permission to redesign the animal.

[Attached photo]
Use the one uploaded pet photograph as the mandatory and only identity reference. First study the pet's species, body proportions, head shape, muzzle length, eye color and spacing, nose color and shape, ear size, ear set, ear fold or upright angle, fur length, fur texture, tail shape, leg proportions, and any distinctive facial expression. Then reproduce them faithfully in the new image.

Most importantly, copy every visible coat marking exactly: the number, position, size, direction, boundary, and color of patches on the forehead, around each eye, muzzle, cheeks, ears, neck, chest, back, legs, paws, belly, and tail. Preserve which side each marking appears on. Do not mirror, move, enlarge, shrink, simplify, invent, erase, merge, or recolor any spot, stripe, blaze, sock, mask, point, rosette, brindle area, calico patch, tabby line, or color transition. Preserve asymmetry. Keep the exact ear shape from the photo, including upright, folded, floppy, rounded, pointed, uneven, cropped-looking, or differently angled ears. Keep the exact fur colors and their undertones; do not turn cream into white, gray into blue, brown into orange, black into charcoal, or dilute, brighten, darken, or harmonize the coat for aesthetic reasons.

Do not substitute a breed-standard example. Do not convert a mixed-breed pet into a purebred pet. Do not make a dog look like another dog breed or a cat look like another cat breed. Do not add generic breed traits that are absent from the photograph. Do not make both ears symmetrical when they are not, do not add patches for visual balance, and do not remove unusual markings because they seem imperfect. When a detail is unclear, retain the most conservative interpretation supported by the visible photograph instead of inventing a fashionable or cute alternative. Recognition of the individual pet overrides stylization.

[Text layout]
Add one small, physically integrated name tag or name plaque near the pet and render this exact Korean string once: "【이름표에 넣을 이름】". The name must be legible, correctly spelled, and secondary to the pet. Place it on a small plaque on the front of the figure base. Do not add any other words, letters, numbers, captions, logos, signatures, or watermarks.

[Style]
Use a polished, tactile, affectionate visual treatment appropriate to a collectible figure without copying a recognizable branded product or character style. Keep the face appealing through faithful observation rather than enlarged eyes, shortened muzzle, rounded breed replacement, or exaggerated baby proportions. Preserve the pet's real silhouette and distinguishing features even when simplifying material texture. The finished image should feel personal, giftable, and suitable for a social-media post or a small framed print. Use clean edges and sufficient detail to remain recognizable at a small size.

[Visual hierarchy]
First: the exact individual identity of the attached pet, especially the precise patch pattern, ear shape, and fur colors. Second: the pet's face, silhouette, and other distinctive anatomy. Third: the figure material and base. Fourth: the exact name "【이름표에 넣을 이름】". Last: the restrained "【배경】" environment and "【분위기】". No decorative element may cover the face, ears, coat markings, paws, or tail.

[Lighting and texture]
Use soft, even, natural-looking light that reveals the true separation and boundaries of all fur colors. Avoid colored lighting that changes the coat, harsh glare over markings, deep shadows that hide patches, or blown highlights that erase white-fur detail. Show finely painted sculpted texture on the figure. Maintain crisp detail around both ears, eyes, muzzle, and every identifying patch. Use a subtle contact shadow so the subject feels grounded.

[Text rules]
Render only the exact Korean name "【이름표에 넣을 이름】" once. Copy every character precisely. The selected Korean values for background and mood are production instructions and must not appear as text. No brand names, product marks, character names, packaging, badges, watermarks, or stray typography.

[Avoid]
a different animal; a merely similar dog or cat; breed substitution; purebred beautification; generic breed template; changing species; changing apparent age; changing body proportions; changing muzzle length; enlarged cartoon eyes; shortened muzzle; human facial expression; changed eye color; changed nose color; mirrored markings; moved markings; missing spots; invented spots; symmetrical replacement of asymmetric markings; simplified patch boundaries; changed stripe count; altered blaze, mask, socks, points, rosettes, brindle, calico, tabby, or tortoiseshell pattern; changed ear shape; both ears made identical; folded ears made upright; upright ears made floppy; changed fur length; changed fur texture; whitening, brightening, darkening, or recoloring the coat; another breed; extra pet; duplicate pet; extra limbs; missing paws; malformed ears; distorted face; hidden markings; cropped ears; cropped paws; cropped tail; busy scenery; excessive props; brand imitation; commercial toy packaging; plush doll; sticker; flat illustration; copyrighted character; famous mascot; logo; extra text; misspelled name; watermark; frame mockup; phone-case mockup