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A Blank Drafting Sheet, and a Collapsed Little Chair Beside It
A blank sheet with only a pale sketch of a chair, the fallen prototype missing a leg, on a fully transparent background.
✍️ The numbers crowd only looks at figures: 16:9, alpha zero, margins all around. The triple negation not white, not colored, no checkerboard is the key to a truly transparent background. The only question is whether it cuts out cleanly.
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Staged editorial photography, three-quarter view, 16:9 wide frame. A freestanding, tilted wooden drawing board carries one fresh blank drafting sheet with only a faint, newly drawn chair outline; a plain wooden pencil lies diagonally across the lower corner, its tip aimed at that faint outline. On the ground beside the board, a collapsed miniature chair prototype lies on its side, one detached leg next to it, clearly failed beside the fresh start. Together the clean sheet and the broken prototype read as a single return to planning, centred as an isolated cutout asset.
Isolate everything on a fully transparent background: alpha equals zero, not white, not coloured, no checkerboard pattern, a real alpha channel. Board, sheet, pencil and prototype sit completely inside the frame with clear margin on every side. Under the board and the fallen chair, put a soft semi-transparent black contact shadow in the alpha channel, darkest where things touch and fading outward. Soft daylight falls consistently over wood and paper. Every surface stays plain and unmarked: the sheet shows only the faint chair outline, with no letters, numbers, other diagrams, logos or extra subjects anywhere.
