Use case: stylized-concept. Asset type: original animated character design turnaround sheet for a magazine. Generate one landscape 3:2 image, exactly 1536 by 1024 pixels. Neutral warm ivory background. Exactly THREE complete full-body views in a single horizontal row: FRONT on left, strict TRUE SIDE PROFILE facing right in center, BACK on right. Same character, same scale, identical neutral upright posture, same foot baseline. Leave generous separate space and at least 8 percent outer margins. Every hair tip, limb, shoe and accessory is completely inside the image. The center view is genuinely orthographic side-on, perpendicular to front: only one eye visible for a human, near and far shoulders and legs aligned, no three-quarter rotation and no second eye. Do not spread side-view limbs to show them. NOA, a playful anthropomorphic moth projectionist puppet. Broad simple triangular rusty-orange moth wings form one folded tent-like silhouette around a tiny dark chocolate-brown central body, exactly one dark circular marking on each outer wing, two fine feathery antennae, two tiny curious cream eyes, two little folded-card arms and two little feet. Moth wings are broad triangular flat paper planes, not butterfly lobes. No clothing, no bag, no projector on this design sheet; the projector is a scene prop only. Style and materials: Painted cardboard folding-puppet animation, visible corrugated cut edges and score-fold lines, matte hand-painted orange cardstock, subtle brush imperfections, flat hinged surfaces with short cast shadows. Simple charming geometric silhouette. Not realistic insect photography, not plush, not glossy 3D, no butterfly anatomy. Keep clothing and anatomy consistent across all three views. Make the silhouette instantly readable. No captions, letters, numbers, labels, logos, watermark, border, panel divider, extra views or isolated details.