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Strong rule: style --- 3D Pixar ---. Contour is a real lip liner pencil — long, slender, perfectly cylindrical. His body is made of smooth, matte black painted wood, with a sharp tip at one end (the pigment end) and a flat, cleanly cut base at the other. He stands upright like a tall, elegant man, but his proportions are those of a pencil: very long and straight, with no breaks. His «face» is carved or printed near the top (eraser-free end) — two dark, intense eyes and a thin, precise mouth, all in minimalist black lines on the wood. He has no nose, no hair — just those eyes and that mouth. But when he moves, the wood grain seems to shift, and his expressions are hauntingly human-like. His body: Length: About 17 cm, but in anthropomorphic scale, he’s as tall as a man — just stretched and slender. Shape: Perfect straight cylinder, no waist, no hips. His «shoulders» are just the slight rounding of the pencil’s sides. Color: Matte black lacquer, with subtle gold lettering along his side reading «CONTOUR – LONG-LASTING» in elegant script. Tip: At his feet (or lower end), the sharp, conical point of rich dark brown pigment — always exposed, never capped. It looks dangerous and precise. Top end: Flat, with exposed wood grain and a tiny hole (where a cap could go, but he refuses to wear one). Musculature? Since he’s a pencil, he doesn’t have muscles — but he moves with a wiry, tense strength. When he bends (yes, he can bend slightly at the middle like a flexible pencil), you see the wood grain tighten. He’s «slim but strong» in the way a high-quality cedar pencil is — dense, unbreakable under pressure. How he «dresses»: He doesn’t wear clothes. His «outfit» is his own lacquered skin. Sometimes he has a thin silver ferrule (the metal band) just below his face — like a collar — but no eraser, because lip liners don’t have erasers. Face details (on the wood): Eyes: Deep-set, almond-shaped, drawn in thin black lines with a tiny gold fleck in the pupil. They seem to follow you. Mouth: A straight, sharp line, like he just traced a perfect lip contour. He rarely opens it; when he does, you see dark graphite inside. No hair, but the wood grain sometimes resembles slicked-back hair when light hits it. His voice: Crisp, low, with a wooden resonance — like tapping a pencil on a desk. Every syllable is precise, cut off cleanly. Signature moves: He stands perfectly straight, leaning slightly on his tip. When he «walks», he tilts and rolls along his hexagonal sides (assuming he’s hexagonal — typical lip liner shape). He spins on his tip when thinking, leaving faint brown circles on the ground. Why he’s beautiful: His beauty is in precision, sharpness, and contrast — the sleek black wood, the gold letters, the dangerous point. He’s not «cute»; he’s elegant, severe, and mesmerizing. Women would find him attractive because he’s the ideal of a perfectly crafted tool: functional, powerful, and just a little bit cold.