Puddles the Duck

Create a 16:9 landscape plush toy design sketch sheet for a character named "PUDDLES THE DUCK". Use a light gray-beige grid paper background. In the center, draw side-by-side pencil sketches of the duck plush in front, side, and back views, marked with H 26 cm, W 18 cm, D 21 cm, plus head-to-body ratio and the positions of the eyes and beak. Add an enlarged head structure diagram in the upper-right corner. Lines should look like a real product designer's sketch, retaining slight erasure marks, but outlines and dimension lines must remain clear.

Along the bottom of the page, use 01—04 to show the process from outline sketch, proportion confirmation, three-view drawings, to the final sample. On the right side, place a small color and fabric legend marking light gray-white plush fabric, warm yellow beak and feet, and dark gray stitching. Finally, include one fully finished yellow duck plush sample whose pose matches the three-view drawings above. Set the title, version number, design date, and other information in small condensed English type along the edges. The overall feel should be a toy company's design archive page — do not make it look like a children's poster, and do not add rainbows, hearts, stickers, or irrelevant copy.

Create a 16:9 landscape plush toy design sketch sheet for a character named "PUDDLES THE DUCK". Use a light gray-beige grid paper background. In the center, draw side-by-side pencil sketches of the duck plush in front, side, and back views, marked with H 26 cm, W 18 cm, D 21 cm, plus head-to-body ratio and the positions of the eyes and beak. Add an enlarged head structure diagram in the upper-right corner. Lines should look like a real product designer's sketch, retaining slight erasure marks, but outlines and dimension lines must remain clear.

Along the bottom of the page, use 01—04 to show the process from outline sketch, proportion confirmation, three-view drawings, to the final sample. On the right side, place a small color and fabric legend marking light gray-white plush fabric, warm yellow beak and feet, and dark gray stitching. Finally, include one fully finished yellow duck plush sample whose pose matches the three-view drawings above. Set the title, version number, design date, and other information in small condensed English type along the edges. The overall feel should be a toy company's design archive page — do not make it look like a children's poster, and do not add rainbows, hearts, stickers, or irrelevant copy.