Sketchbook Wings Sprouting from a Wooden Figure

Subject first: a small clothed wooden artist figure, standing upright. Its loose tunic is plain undyed linen, blank and unmarked. The arms rise slightly outward as if letting the wings go, and the head tips a little upward. Hands are smooth, rounded wooden forms: four fingers held together, a thumb lying along each palm, so exactly five digits are visible or anatomically accounted for. Wings: two broad wings of layered sketchbook paper sprout from the figure's back, both anchored in one tight, still-folded bundle of paper between the shoulder blades. The left wing is raised fully upward and outward. The right wing is only half open, showing wider and wider blank, unprinted sheets that fan from narrow folds at the body to broad open pages at the tips. Every wingtip stays well away from the frame edges. Canvas and placement: 1:1 square, fully transparent background with a real alpha channel (alpha equal to zero; not white, not colored, no checkerboard pattern). The figure sits in the middle of the frame and fills only its central half, with generous empty space on every side, and at least a tenth of the frame height stays clear above the highest wingtip. Strict rules: every paper sheet is blank, with no writing; no text, logos or watermarks anywhere. Light and color: soft sculptural editorial lighting models the wood grain and paper edges against the transparency. Palette: warm pale wood tones, cream paper, delicate paper texture. Under the feet, a soft, semi-transparent black contact shadow in the alpha channel, darkest at contact and fading outward. Figure, wings and shadow all remain fully inside the frame with a clear transparent margin all round.