Replace “wide-shot” with “medium close-up product shot,” change “slight three-quarter angle on the packaging” to “three-quarter close-up centered on the figure,” and add “figure fills most of the frame, packaging secondary in the background.” Keep “shallow depth of field” so the pine forest falls away instead of competing with the character.

Replace “cinematic moody lighting” with “bright whimsical studio lighting,” change “at dusk” to “in a sunlit pine clearing,” and replace “volumetric fog” with “soft sparkling morning haze.” Keep the “cool cyan glow” but add “warm pink and lavender highlights” to preserve the violet-and-blue identity while reducing the black shadow mass.

Keep the fixed structure, including “photorealistic toy product photography,” “premium retail box with a frosted window and silver edging,” and “dramatic retail showcase composition,” then replace “cute violet insect-creature collectible figure (Venonat-inspired)” with a new subject such as “tiny amber tree-frog creature” or “glossy red beetle creature.” For setting variations, replace “damp pine forest at dusk” with “mossy greenhouse after rain” or “misty alpine meadow at dawn,” and adjust “cool cyan glow” to a matching card color such as “warm golden glow.”