Miniature Characters Building Their Own Comic

A cinematic macro toy-photography scene featuring dozens of miniature identical character instances actively working on a giant open comic book. All miniature instances preserve the exact identity — identical proportions, eye shape, silhouette, and material behavior. The giant comic book lies open like a construction site. Mini characters are scattered across the pages: some draw panels with tiny pens and brushes, others paint color into existing panels, several climb panel borders like scaffolding, a few stand back inspecting scenes and pointing, others physically interact with the comic world — lifting panel frames, stepping into illustrated scenes. The comic artwork within depicts the same character faithfully translated into a printed comic style. Camera: low-angle macro shot close to the page surface, 90-100mm macro lens with perspective compression. Spatial depth through distance falloff and selective focus. The open comic stretches diagonally into frame depth, panel borders forming leading lines. Some characters partially cropped by frame edges. Extremely shallow depth of field — one or two foreground characters sharp, mid-ground slightly softer, background creamy luminous blur. Hard directional light from top-left, sharp shadows across panels. Subtle warm rim light separating characters from the page. Ink specular highlights, paper fibers, embossed panel borders. --ar 4:5