Tiger mascot study · Pastel minimal

SUBJECT
Create a character reference sheet for one consistent original friendly tiger mascot. Repeat the same identity across a large central waving pose, smaller playful and resting poses, and front, side and back views. Preserve the orange coat, dark brown stripes, cream muzzle and belly, round ears and paw pads in every view.

COMPOSITION
Use a square sheet. Make the central full-body waving tiger dominant on a low mint circular plinth. Place smaller action poses around it and align the turnaround views in a narrow column on the right. Keep every silhouette readable and separated. Use a pale peach and mint backdrop with sparse geometric circles and simplified Korean folk-landscape motifs.

STYLE GUIDE
1. Shape & line
Build the character from rounded plush volumes: an oversized round head, broad cheeks, compact torso, short limbs and large soft paws. Keep ears, muzzle and stripe shapes simple. Define the contour through the soft surface and tonal separation rather than a heavy ink outline.

2. Color & light
Use warm orange, cream and dark brown for the character, with muted peach and mint in the setting. Light from a broad diffused source above. Keep shadows soft and low contrast; use small eye highlights without glossy highlights across the fur.

3. Texture & material
Render the character as a soft three-dimensional plush toy with short fine fibers, matte fur and softly rounded transitions. Keep the backdrop simpler and flatter than the character. Avoid hard plastic, metallic reflections, wet-looking fur and photorealistic animal anatomy.

4. Composition
Use one dominant hero view and clearly smaller supporting views. Leave clean gaps between silhouettes and preserve consistent proportions, markings and materials across every pose. Keep decorative landscape elements behind the character and away from its face and paws.

PRIORITY
Preserve the requested identity, count, action, composition and output settings. Apply the style rules within those constraints; a style reference must not replace the subject or layout. Within the style: Consistent character identity and rounded silhouette first, plush surface second, soft peach/mint setting third. Simplify background decoration before reducing character readability.

AVOID
No realistic tiger anatomy, aggressive expression, sharp claws, hard black outlines, glossy plastic surfaces, dramatic high-contrast lighting, inconsistent stripes between views, overlapping silhouettes or text.

OUTPUT
One square character reference sheet. Keep the complete central character, paws, ears and tail inside the frame. No lettering, captions, logos, borders or watermark.

SELF-CHECK
Check that every view depicts the same tiger; the central waving pose is largest; the front, side and back views read separately; fur remains matte and softly fibrous; peach and mint support the orange character; no ears, paws or tail are accidentally cropped.

Create an original commercial reference image of an original round friendly tiger mascot inspired by Korean folk painting, clean commercial character sheet without text. Palette: peach and mint. Lighting: diffused overhead light. Art direction: playful minimal arrangement with simple geometric forms. Adapt the composition naturally to the subject. Clear focal point, convincing material detail, polished finish. No logos, watermark or extra lettering. Square image.