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Wooden Puppet Driver Gripping Both Reins on a Floating Cart
A little wooden figure, a wooden horse and two reins, all floating on a transparent background.
✍️ What matters here is the rule: one hand on each rein and the passenger empty-handed, set up like a teaching-aid comparison. For a transparent background you need all three limits: alpha, no shadow, and clear margins on all four sides. Miss one and the model quietly lays down a backdrop.
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1:1 square composition, the whole set floating weightless at the centre on a fully transparent background with alpha = 0 — not white, not coloured, no checkerboard pattern, a genuine alpha channel. No ground, no road and no contact shadow anywhere. Everything sits entirely inside the frame with a wide clear transparent margin on all sides, the lowest element high above the bottom edge with a large empty transparent field beneath it, and nothing touching, reaching or crossing any of the four edges; transparency continues uniformly to every edge.
Subject: a small wooden cart pulled by one calm wooden horse in harness, shown in side three-quarter view. An adult wooden driver figure sits upright and attentive at the front of the cart, one rein firmly in each hand, and the two reins run as continuous unbroken lines from the driver's hands to the bridle of the single horse. Behind the driver sits a second wooden rider whose hands are open and empty, palms visible, holding nothing. The hands gripping reins each wrap the leather with four fingers curled and the thumb pressed over the top; the open hands each show four fingers extended together and the thumb apart. Exactly five digits visible or anatomically accounted for on every hand. No loose ropes anywhere, and no other figures, hands, horses or carts. Cart, harness and clothing are plain and unmarked, with no lettering.
Look: staged editorial photography, honey-toned wood grain on figures and cart, soft morning light modelling the taut reins, the driver's upright posture and the second rider's empty open palms; the side three-quarter view keeps the driver's hands, both reins and the horse's bridle on one line.






