Use case: stylized-concept. Generate one original landscape 3:2 image, exactly 1536 by 1024 pixels. Input image 1 is the approved DESIGN REFERENCE, not an edit target: use it to preserve this exact character identity, proportions, hair, colors, clothing geometry, accessory count and the specific rendering/material style. Do not reproduce the turnaround layout. 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. Asset type: cinematic key visual from this character's own animated world. A single cinematic narrative scene in a miniature night alley made entirely from painted cardboard: the same curious orange moth puppet stands in the lower left next to ONE portable cardboard projector on a low cardboard crate, one small hand unmistakably touching the projector adjustment knob. The projector lens emits one luminous cream diagonal cone of light upward and right onto a tall midnight-blue cardboard wall, where it forms ONE glowing doorway-shaped rectangle with an invented paper garden visible inside the projected rectangle. It is a projection on the flat wall, not an actual open doorway; show the cone reaching the rectangle. The moth's face tilts toward its new doorway in delighted curiosity, wings folded in their broad triangular tent silhouette with two dark circle markings and feathery antennae intact. Use luminous warm light against deep blue painted cardboard, visible corrugated cut edges and folding seams, quiet playful shadow-theatre mood. All shapes, moth and buildings remain tangible painted folded card. No humans, extra moths, second projector, butterfly lobes, words or signs. No labels, text, logos, watermark or collage framing.