Carve a design into a pumpkin

Muse draws a flat black stencil: an owl perched on a big crescent moon with three stars. Nano Banana Edit carves that stencil into a pumpkin on a dusk porch with fairy lights behind it. The moon and the owl's eye rings are cut through and glow, the owl's body and the stars are shaved into the skin, and a few chips lie on the step. Muse Edit takes the carving back out to make a clean plate: the same pumpkin, step and framing with whole skin and no chips. MiniMax H3 Max Turbo gets the clean plate on its image port and the carved still on its end-frame port. Across 5 seconds at 480p the camera holds still while glowing lines trace the stars, the moon and the owl. Two cut pieces drop onto the step and the candle inside flickers on, and the clip ends on the carved still. Flaws: no hands or tools appear, so the carving draws itself. The prompt asked for a curly green stem, but both stills have a dark brown one. The clean plate is a slightly wider crop (2048×1152 against the carve's 1344×768), which the clip absorbs. H3 Max Turbo added a faint, wordless sound bed. A first carve with Muse Edit drifted from the stencil (the moon became a grin), so the saved graph uses Nano Banana Edit for that step. The original workflow vectorizes its design first. Here the stencil prompt asks for flat black shapes, so no vectorize step is needed. Swap the stencil node for a 📷 Image input to carve your own drawing. Every still and sampled video frame was checked and is SFW (an invented owl design and a pumpkin, no people). Inspired by @jp_costa's ComfyUI pumpkin-carving workflow (https://x.com/jp_costa/status/2115525910254530758). No media from that post is used.