Prop Reference Sheet Prompt for a Giant's War Club

Prop reference sheet of a single consistent weapon, presented on a pure clean deep neutral grey (#3a3a3c) seamless studio background, clean editorial layout arranged in three vertical sections, horizontal landscape composition read left to right, identical object identity, lighting and color grading across every panel for perfect consistency: - COLUMN 1 (largest, leftmost): full weapon view, diagonal presentation angle, entire object head-to-haft-end in frame with even margins, clearly showing overall silhouette and proportion. - COLUMN 2: close-up detail of the striking head/business end, sharp focus on material texture, binding, and construction detail. - COLUMN 3 (rightmost): close-up detail of the grip/handle end, showing wrap material, wear texture, and hand-hold construction. PROP (must remain identical in all panels): massive crude war club suited to a giant desert ogre, total length ~2.2m, heavy asymmetrical striking head carved from a single weathered boulder of desert sandstone, rough-hewn and unpolished with natural fracture lines and embedded pebbles, the stone head bound to a thick gnarled wooden haft using tightly wrapped strips of sun-dried hide and coarse braided rope, scattered blunt bone shards and small petrified-wood spikes embedded into the striking face for added brutality, haft made of dense dark weathered wood with a rough natural grain, worn smooth at the grip section from handling, a few crude leather binding wraps at the grip for hold, no metal components anywhere, no polish or shine, entirely handmade and primitive in construction, weight and bulk clearly evident in proportion. LIGHTING & RENDER: clean soft even studio lighting, large diffused key light with gentle fill, soft natural shadows, no harsh highlights, true-to-life material tones, neutral white balance, minimal high-fashion editorial presentation adapted for object/prop design, polished modern professional prop sheet aesthetic, shot on full-frame camera with an 85mm lens look, shallow yet controlled depth of field, crisp tack-sharp detail on texture and grain, high dynamic range, 8k.