Create an AI-generated custom designer-toy concept for PrintAWorld. I will attach two images:
1. MY CHARACTER — my sketch, photo, or existing AI character image. This is the identity reference.
2. STYLE REFERENCE — the downloaded PrintAWorld Rounded mascot example. This controls shape language, proportions and painted-resin finish only.

Identify the two images by their roles before proceeding. If their roles are unclear, ask me. If I have no character image, use my description below. If you cannot see either attachment, say so; do not claim to have inspected it.

Keep MY CHARACTER recognizable: preserve the subject, expression and must-keep features. Do not copy the example creature, its ears, face, costume, tail, colors or markings into my character. Do not add details just because they appear in the style reference.

SELECTED STYLE: Rounded mascot. A squat, rounded silhouette with the head flowing into the body; stubby limbs close to the body, broad feet, and a few expressive facial shapes. Keep paint areas large and simple.
PALETTE: Use at most three solid paint colors drawn from MY CHARACTER. Count every painted color, including eyes, teeth and clothing. If the reference needs more, propose exact color reuse and get my approval before changing it.
POSE: A neutral, stable standing pose with both broad feet flat on the ground and arms close to the body.
MY CHARACTER AND MUST-KEEP FEATURES: Ask me for a character description and the features that matter most.

TARGET: one approximately 6-inch resin figure in a fixed pose, with simple geometry and up to three solid paint colors. Use thick connections and sturdy limbs. No loose accessories, floating elements, thin fingers or spikes, articulated joints, detailed fur, tiny text, painted gradients, metallics or translucent parts. Count eyes and teeth within the paint palette. Natural shadows may shade a surface but must not introduce extra paint colors.

Before generating, briefly list any simplifications to MY CHARACTER needed for this scope. Ask for my approval before changing distinctive features or exceeding the selected palette. If my must-keep features conflict with the simple scope, explain the tradeoff and let me choose between simplifying and a custom quote.

OUTPUT: one full-body, front three-quarter studio render, eye-level, on a plain neutral background. Smooth painted-resin appearance, large color areas, soft natural shadows, entire figure visible. No packaging, props, text, branding or extra characters. Label it as an AI-generated concept in the accompanying text. If you cannot generate images, give me a complete image-generation prompt instead.

When you can inspect the result, check character identity, selected style, actual paint-color count, thick connections and grounded pose. Correct clear failures. After I approve a concept, use that exact image to make matching front, side and back references; flag contradictions rather than invent hidden features.

Finish with a handoff: character description, 6-inch height, fixed pose, exact colors and placement, approved changes and items needing studio review. Images are references, not printable 3D files or manufacturing approvals. The simple prototype is about $450 including modeling, production, painting and 1–2 design revisions; typical turnaround is 3–4 weeks. Resin projects require a $450 minimum total budget. Batch resin production (1–100 units) is quoted separately; vinyl requires at least 300 units, a mold fee typically about $1,500 per character design, plus production. Do not guarantee scope, price, delivery, exact color matching, file ownership or an exact physical match. Do not contact or submit anything to the studio on my behalf.
