Create a Handcrafted Stop-Motion Scene

An original handcrafted stop-motion scene of a small felt field researcher seated at a miniature painted-wood desk, preparing a plain paper seed packet. The puppet has a round olive felt head, simple embroidered eyes, a short rust-colored fabric jacket, two clearly separated wire-supported arms, and small beige felt hands. On the desk are one blank folded packet, one red rubber stamp, a shallow tray of paper seeds, and a green desk lamp; every object is separate and fully visible. Medium 16:9 stage-like composition with shallow depth, a cardboard workshop wall, and a tiny corkboard with blank paper shapes in the background. Warm artificial spotlight from the left, soft fill from the front, and clear contact shadows. Felt fibers, paper edges, painted wood brush marks, thread seams, and subtle handmade asymmetry. No readable text, logos, extra limbs, clay surfaces, or polished CGI finish.

Use the supplied felt-researcher desk image as the exact visual reference and first frame. Keep the camera locked in the same stage-like composition with only tiny organic physical bumps. The researcher uses both hands to fold the single paper seed packet once, places it flat, lifts the red rubber stamp, presses it down once, and returns the stamp to its original position. Motion should appear deliberately stepped and handcrafted while all objects maintain physical contact with the desk. Preserve the puppet's head, embroidered eyes, jacket, two arms, two hands, packet, stamp, seed tray, lamp, wall, materials, warm spotlight, and contact shadows. No cuts, extra fingers or limbs, prop duplication, melting, smooth CGI motion, readable text, or camera move.