Cake Topper to Print and Cut Out

{ "subject": "The artwork of a children's cake topper sheet, shown on its own as a stationery file ready to print and cut out. There are four separate pieces, none of them touching another, and each one has around the drawing a wide white border of constant width all the way round, following the outline like the spare paper the scissors go through. The large piece is a children's cartoon rocket, upright and seen from the side: a pointed red nose cone, a white body with a black outline, a round window in the middle with a dark blue rim and light blue glass, and inside it a brown teddy bear with a pale muzzle smiling with an open mouth and waving a paw; one large red fin on the left and a smaller one on the right, a silver-grey band at the base of the body, a long red blade across the front and orange flames with a yellow core coming out underneath, on the left. Attached below the rocket, a beige ice-lolly stick with rounded ends runs straight down and long. The second piece is a yellow crescent moon facing right, with closed arched eyes, rosy cheeks and a small smile. The third piece is a trio of yellow five-pointed stars: a large one on top and two smaller ones below, one on each side. The fourth piece is a blue ribbon banner across the width, with both ends in a fishtail and the folds in darker blue, and the middle of it completely smooth and empty.", "scene": "No setting: the four pieces float on a pure, uniform white background, with no table, no cake, no party, no cast shadow, no texture and no frame, exactly like a cutting file handed to the printer.", "composition": "A vertical image in 3:4 proportion. The moon sits top left, taking around 28% of the width, between 2% and 26% of the height. The trio of stars sits top right, taking around 18% of the width, between 3% and 24% of the height. The rocket sits in the centre, taking around 54% of the width, from the nose cone at 9% of the height to the tip of the stick at 79%. The blue banner crosses the full width at the bottom, from 3% to 97% of the width, between 79% and 98% of the height. Free white background is left between one piece and another, and none of them touches another or the edge of the image.", "camera": "A front-on, flat view, with no perspective, no tilt and no depth: this is cut-out artwork looking straight at the viewer.", "lighting": "No light, no shadow and no volume. All the relief comes from the outline and the areas of flat colour, never from shading.", "color_palette": "Flat, saturated children's cartoon colours: red on the nose cone and the fins, white on the rocket body and the background, dark blue and light blue on the window, brown on the bear, orange and yellow on the flames, yellow on the moon and the stars, pink on the cheeks, beige on the stick, mid blue and dark blue on the banner, and black on the outline. No gradients and no variation of tone inside any area.", "style": "Flat children's illustration made as cut-out artwork, in the kawaii style: large rounded shapes, a black outline of constant width from the start to the end of every stroke, every shape closed, no fine detail that would disappear in print. The look of a stationery file, not a photograph and not a mock-up.", "materials": "No texture: flat printing colour on smooth white paper, with no grain, no relief, no gloss and no creased paper.", "details": "What this image exists to deliver is the CUT-OUT ARTWORK, not a photo of a finished cake. Three things prove it and cannot be missing: the white border of equal width around each of the four pieces, which is where the scissors go; the ice-lolly stick attached below the large piece, which is what turns a drawing into a cake topper; and the ribbon banner completely SMOOTH AND EMPTY inside, which is left blank on purpose because that is where the name and the age are written afterwards, by hand or on the printer. Between the tip of the stick and the banner below there is a strip of white background left: the cutting border of one piece must never merge into the border of another, because it is the line between the two that says where the scissors go. What identifies the party is the theme drawn on the pieces, never a written word.", "negative_prompt": "cake, frosting, candle, table, countertop, party setting, photograph, mock-up, piece placed on the cake, text, letter, number, word, written name, writing inside the banner, filled banner, pieces touching each other, the white border of one piece merged into another, stick touching the banner, piece with no white cutting border, border of uneven width, rocket with no stick, cast shadow, gradient, gloss, relief, texture, perspective, coloured background, frame, decorated edge, stroke of varying width, open shape, tiny detail, known cartoon character, real logo or brand, watermark, AI artefacts" }