Chibi Eraser Product Photography

Use the attached character sheet as a STRICT design reference. Absolutely do not change the character's face, hairstyle, eye shape, or proportions. ■ Purpose: Fully commercialize the character as a Japanese "{argument name="product name" default="chibi eraser goods"}," creating a realistic packaged-product photo that looks like something actually sold at a stationery store or in a gacha machine. ■ Concept: A bagged chibi-eraser product sold at a 100-yen shop or stationery store. ■ The eraser itself: (*Keep exactly the same spec as last time) - A strongly deformed chibi character - A thick, block-like shape - Completely matte rubber material - Fine particles, dust, scuffing, and wear - Print misregistration and color variation - A random assortment of 50+ pieces ■ Packaging (extremely important): - A small clear plastic bag (OPP bag) - A paper header at the top (with a hole for hanging) - The header printed somewhat cheaply (slight misalignment, uneven ink) - The plastic slightly wrinkled, a bit hazy, clinging to the contents from static - Some air trapped inside causing slight puffiness - A slight wrinkle on the seal area ■ Graphic design: - A Japanese kids'-stationery-style design - Pop and colorful (based on {argument name="color scheme" default="pink, yellow, and light blue"}) - Handwriting-style fonts or rounded bubble lettering - A product-name logo (an original one is fine) - Labels such as 「ミニけし」 or 「ちびけし」 - Star, heart, and sparkle decorations ■ Information elements (to enhance realism): - A JAN code (barcode) - 「対象年齢6才以上」 - A 「食べられません」 warning notice - 「全◯種」 or 「ランダム封入」 - A small (fictional) company name - A MADE IN JAPAN or CHINA stamp ■ Composition: - The package as the main subject, centered in frame - A few erasers spilled slightly around it - 1-2 pieces out of the bag - A fingertip reaching to pick one up, staged for effect - Some elements slightly cropped out of frame for a natural feel ■ Rare element: - Mix in one special piece with a fluorescent color or gradient - Position it prominently to draw the eye ■ Lighting: - Bright natural light (slightly high-key) - Soft shadows - The clean look of product photography ■ Camera: - Close to macro - Shallow depth of field - Sharp focus in the center ■ Background: - A white-to-pastel table - A faint dot or pop pattern - Simple and clean ■ Prohibited: - A plastic look - Glossy rendering - A texture that's too high-end (cheap-looking is correct) - Printing that's too perfect ■ Output: - A level of quality that looks like a real, existing product - The kind of realism you'd find at a convenience store or 100-yen shop - Finished to a level that makes people on social media think "I want this"