Transformed into a Classic Baseball Bobblehead

Turn the subject into a classic baseball bobblehead, with one selling point above all: the feel of a mass-produced collectible, not a real person. The head should be exaggeratedly oversized, top-heavy and a little comical, attached to the body by a short, stiff neck that looks spring-loaded rather than bone-jointed. Facial features are retained but simplified in detail, skin smooth and matte, no pores or real-life texture, structure clean and graphic. Hair and facial hair are treated as a single sculptural mass, carved grooves and solid planes standing in for individual strands. The uniform follows the subject's original outfit or team colors, unified into a jersey, cap, and accessories — a full baseball-team ensemble. The body should be small and rigid, instantly readable as a toy rather than a living person. The background sits in front of a printed or softly illustrated ballpark, the overall direction nostalgic-collectible display, with the bobblehead's defining traits held firmly in place. No name text should appear anywhere on the figure.