Photo Coaster

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Model: Generated via Popcorn Editor

“Design a die-cut round personalized photo coaster, 100mm diameter (100×100mm square artboard, cut to a circle by the dieline below), 300dpi, 2mm bleed. Deliberately DIFFERENT from the existing corporate-gifts/mugs.json (a flat, non-photo wordmark-only wrap with no die cut) — this is a real physical die-cut round object, photo-first. Declare process swatches reused verbatim from the sibling photo-products/photo-books.json file — 'ink' cmyk[0,0,0,92], 'paper' cmyk[0,0,0,0], 'ember' cmyk[0,62,78,4] — plus ONE spot swatch: key 'cut', name 'Cut', type 'spot', cmyk[0,100,0,0], purpose 'die cut', overprint true. Composition: a full-bleed image filling the entire circle, assetUrl templates/shared/placeholder-travel.jpg (person in a landscape, golden-hour — a memory/giftable register), fit:'fill'; a thin 'ember' STROKE-ONLY hairline ring (an ellipse with a stroke color and no fill, so it compiles as a clean outline) inset a few mm from the cut edge — this echoes the Photo Print's mat-border idea at gift scale: the border is the design decision, not decoration; a small solid 'paper' rounded-rect name chip in the lower third, sized generously, carrying a genuinely LIVE text element with content '{{field:Recipient Name}}' in tracked-caps Inter (autoSize:'fixed', legitimate for a named gift set given as a set — not decorative). DIELINE (required, the LAST element in the artboard): trace the outer circle as a closed dieline on the 'cut' spot swatch using the SAME 4-point kappa-bezier technique already proven in stickers-labels/car-sticker-territory-oval.json (four cardinal anchor points with hIn/hOut bezier handles at kappa≈0.5523×radius from each anchor) — but with EQUAL width and height so it traces a TRUE CIRCLE (not an oval): 4 points at (50,0), (100,50), (50,100), (0,50) each with appropriately-signed hIn/hOut handles at distance 0.5523×50=27.6 along the tangent direction, closed:true, swatchRef 'cut'. Named Fabric groups + a specific human-readable name on every element.”