3D Caricature Figurine

Photorealistic render of a 3D caricature figurine of a woman in her thirties with short curly hair, photographed as a physical collectible product. Proportions: stylised caricature scale — head roughly a third of total height of total height, hands and feet enlarged, torso and limbs shortened, in the proportion language of a designer vinyl collectible rather than a realistic scale model. Exaggerate proportion, expression and posture only; never ethnic features, and keep skin tone natural. Profession or identity props: an oversized coffee cup in one hand and a laptop tucked under the other arm, sculpted as part of the figure at the same stylisation level and the same material quality as the body. Pose: mid-stride with weight on the front leg, with weight visibly on one leg so the figure has real balance rather than standing to attention. Material and finish: matte painted vinyl with a faint satin sheen on the raised surfaces — the surface must read as a real manufactured object, with subtle mould seams, faint fingerprint-scale surface irregularity, and slightly softened edges where a real cast would soften. Lighting: soft studio key from camera left, cooler fill from the right, clean rim light behind, three-point product lighting with a soft key, a cooler fill, and a rim light separating the figure from the ground. Background: a seamless neutral grey sweep thrown gently out of focus, thrown gently out of focus. Detail: micro-scratches and dust caught in the light, contact shadow anchoring the figure to the surface it stands on. Quality: 4K ultra-high definition product photograph, shallow depth of field with the face plane sharp, physically accurate materials and reflections.