Use the image I've attached. It's {{subject}}. Turn it into a character from a soft 3D animated film, as if a team of modelers built it straight from this drawing, keeping the child's design exactly. Keep everything the child drew: the same shapes and proportions, however unusual; the same number of eyes, arms, legs, fingers and teeth; the same colors, even where they go outside the lines; the same expression, lopsided smile and odd little details. Don't correct the anatomy, smooth out the wobbles or add anything the child didn't draw. What looks like a mistake is part of the charm, so keep it. Build it from soft, tactile materials that suit the drawing, like felt, clay or smooth painted surfaces, with a faint crayon or marker texture carried into them. Light it with warm, gentle studio light, soft shadows and a shallow depth of field, and stand it in a simple setting made from anything else in the drawing, like its sun, grass or house. Don't add any text or watermark. Format: {{aspect_ratio}}.