3d cartoon

REFERENCE CHARACTER: @Image1 is the main chef. Use the uploaded reference image as the character design source and convert this person into a stylized 3D animated cartoon character in the style of a polished high-end feature-film animation. Keep their recognizable identity: face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth, hairstyle and hair color, skin tone, facial hair if any, age, and body build. Stylize these features with slightly exaggerated proportions, smooth skin shading, and expressive animated eyes, but do not turn the character into a realistic human or a different person. Ignore the clothing, background, and lighting of the reference image. Use the chef outfit described below instead. Create a 15-second cinematic 3D animated cooking sequence inside a professional modern restaurant kitchen. Show the cartoon chef (@Image1), wearing a white chef jacket and red apron, confidently cooking with a large black wok. Timeline: 00:00-00:03 Medium shot of the chef tossing the wok with a serious, focused expression. 00:03-00:06 Cut to a dramatic close-up as flames burst from the pan while he continues cooking. 00:06-00:10 Colorful vegetables, including carrots, red bell peppers and bok choy, fly dynamically through the air as he flips the wok. 00:10-00:13 The camera moves around the chef as he skillfully catches the ingredients back into the pan. 00:13-00:15 Finish with a close-up of the chef plating the freshly cooked colorful vegetables onto a clean white plate with glossy sauce. Visual Style: Polished high-end 3D cartoon animation, stylized characters with smooth shading, vibrant saturated colors, detailed food textures, realistic-looking fire and smoke blended with the stylized look, warm cinematic restaurant lighting, cinematic depth of field, dynamic camera angles. Animation: Smooth character animation, natural hand and body movement, expressive facial animation, satisfying cooking-action atmosphere. CONSISTENCY RULES: The chef must look like the same cartoon version of @Image1 in every shot, including close-ups and moving-camera shots. Keep the same cartoon art style, proportions, and facial design throughout. No text, subtitles, logos, or watermark.