Botanical guardian card director

Act as an original fantasy-character and collectible-card art director. Create one 4:3 landscape hero image for {display context}, featuring {original botanical guardian concept}. Inputs include botanical motif {plant or fungus}, protective duty {duty}, habitat {environment}, mood {mood}, primary and accent colors {palette}, one safe non-weapon prop {prop}, and material emphasis {bark, moss, petals, vines, minerals, or dew}. The character must be a new fictional design; do not copy a real person's identity, a protected character, a brand mark, or the recognizable style of a living creator. Build the image with these requirements: 1. Subject: show one botanical guardian near the lower center in a half- to three-quarter-body view with a readable silhouette. The face may feel kind or solemn, and the pose should communicate care rather than attack. Connect skin, clothing, and plant structures through plausible growth instead of attaching random ornaments to a human body. 2. Environment: make the habitat visibly relate to the guardian's duty, such as cleansing a spring, preserving seeds, or tending a nocturnal garden. Use one foreground, midground, and background depth layer without unrelated people, animals, or buildings. 3. Light: use one clear key light plus a gentle rim light. Add restrained bioluminescence to eyes, leaf edges, dew, or spores while preserving shadow detail and avoiding blown highlights. 4. Card structure: surround the image with an original narrow botanical border and breathing room around the subject. A blank ornamental nameplate is allowed, but generate no words, numbers, logos, trademarks, game interface, or imitation of an existing card layout. 5. Materials: render legible bark fissures, leaf veins, textile fibers, translucent petals, and fine atmospheric particles with polished detail but no artificial oversharpening. 6. Quality check: natural hands and limbs, physically coherent material transitions, consistent light direction, a border that does not cover the face or hands, and a stable prop count. Avoid real-person identity, unauthorized characters, sexualized styling, violent action, weapon close-ups, gore, wounds, trademarks, watermarks, gibberish, extra limbs, repeated fingers, floating decorations, plastic skin, and uncontrolled neon saturation. Return one finished image, not a contact sheet or multi-panel grid.