Style: match the attached base exactly. That means a storybook cel-shaded look made of shiny clay, with bold dark-brown outlines of the same weight, flat fills with one shadow tone and glossy highlights. Pose and perspective: three-quarter-right, with the body turned about 30 degrees to his right. Every jumper is drawn in that same view.

The set: 12 jumper variants, clearly different in shape, colour and knit. Include:

• cable-knit fisherman jumpers
• Fair Isle yoke jumpers
• chunky rib roll-necks, with the roll sitting low at the neck base
• striped breton knits
• a gnome's smock-style knitted tunic with a smocked yoke
• a patched, darned garden jumper
• an argyle jumper
• a mossy-green chunky knit Colours are wool and yarn tones: forest green, mustard, berry red, cream, navy, heather and so on, never the base's skin peach.

Placement: a complete, opaque garment WORN on the base.

• Neckline: the collar wraps the base of the neck at y=492, centred on x=532. The neck opening stays transparent between the jaw (y~435) and the front edge of the collar, so the real neck shows going into the garment. Never draw the collar's back wall, lining or inside, and never fill the neck hole.
• Torso: covers the torso fully from the neckline down to the bottom edge at y=1024, roughly x=20 to x=830 at the belly. The body is cropped by the bottom edge, so the garment runs straight off the bottom with no hem, no rounded bottom and no gap.
• Viewer's-left arm: it hangs relaxed from shoulder (x=250, y=500) down off the bottom edge between x20 and x~240. Its sleeve covers it all the way off the bottom edge.
• Raised arm (viewer's right): the sleeve runs from the shoulder (x=720, y=520) out to the elbow near (880,860), then up the upright forearm to a ribbed cuff at the wrist around y=610, x860-960.
• Raised hand: it sits at about (905,520), spanning x815-1000, y415-615. Leave it fully transparent above the cuff, with no skin, patch or box painted around it.

Rules:

• No jewellery, chains, pendants or chain prints on the garment.
• No hoods up.
• Draw nothing that sits behind the body.

Outputs: artifacts/jumper_01.png .. artifacts/jumper_12.png, plus artifacts/jumper.json. The JSON is an array of {"file","name","weight"}, with weights summing to 100. Plain knits get higher weights; Fair Isle, argyle and the smock tunic are rarer and get lower weights. Write artifacts/jumper_01.png .. artifacts/jumper_12.png and artifacts/jumper.json: an array of {"file","name","weight"} with weights summing to 100, rarer lower.