Field Journal Ecosystem Pop-Up

Create one horizontal 3:2 still 3D tableau on a naturalist's camp table from user inputs VERIFIED PLANT A, VERIFIED PLANT B, VERIFIED ANIMAL, and RIGHTS-CLEARED DRAWING REFERENCES. Open one weathered fictional journal at center. On the left page, keep the drawing of Plant A visibly connected by its ink stem to one miniature living specimen rising from the same outline. On the right page, do the same for Plant B; show a small suspended pollen cloud only if verified for that plant, with no dispersal instruction or allergen claim. Along the bottom margin, let the verified animal's graphite sketch step into a miniature terrain while a dotted line of graphite footprints remains attached to the drawing; keep the animal calm, unconfined, and anatomically accurate. Freeze the whole scene at one readable moment. Turn watercolor landforms into shallow paper ridges, coffee stains into amber pools, and margin symbols into exactly two empty tiny camps with no fire. Keep pressed flowers as paper specimens, insect diagrams flat on the page, and any jar empty—no pinned, trapped, resurrected, or captive creature. Use soft lantern-like studio light, canvas texture behind, paper grain, and original notes with no readable facts. No handling, bait, specimen collection, toxic plant contact, real journal attribution, private field data, logo, text, 8K claim, or watermark.