Become the star of a tiny marionette stage

Use an authorised [UPLOADED PORTRAIT] that shows enough of the person's body and outfit for a full-body reference; otherwise ask for a suitable photo rather than inventing unseen features. Create one theatrical image of a wooden marionette version of that person performing [APPROVED HARMLESS ACTION] on a miniature stage. Translate costume and limbs into painted wood with visible joints and taut strings, while retaining recognisable facial landmarks, hairstyle, natural complexion and age cues. Treat the face as an artistic likeness, not a claim of exact pixel preservation. A cropped control bar may enter from the top, with no identifiable puppeteer. Place [APPROVED PROP] onstage; use velvet curtains, footlights, floorboards and contact shadows for scale. Keep strings clear of eyes and mouth. Return one image and optionally check the action, prop and joints. No extra limbs, humiliating implication, invented role, text or claim of a real performance.