I need a brand-new, cartoonish 3D character, shaded in that familiar Pixar-like style, fully rigged and ready to perform inside a browser-based chatbot. You’ll start from my existing reference 2D-model so proportions and colours are already pinned down; what I need is the clean build, proper skin weights, and a facial rig that lets the avatar emote convincingly while it speaks. The character must ship as a single GLB file—geometry, PBR textures, skeleton, and animation clips bundled together—so it can drop straight into a WebGL scene without additional setup. File size should stay lean enough for fast page loads. Required animation set (all loopable where it makes sense): • Wake up • Sleep • Idle / small motions here and there (loop) • hello wave • talking loop • pointing gesture • clapping applause • No gesture • Yes nodding gesture • Swinging the paint brush (potentially 1-2 more) Acceptance criteria • Clean topology suitable for real-time (no unwelded verts, no n-gons) • Consistent Pixar-style materials that hold up under HDR lighting • Body + facial rig tested in Blender and Three.js viewer •Names animation clips baked into the GLB and triggered correctly in a test HTML file Once the GLB passes those checks, the project is complete. Let me know your typical turnaround and any questions about the reference files so we can get started right away.