Use case: stylized-concept. Asset type: high-resolution landscape botanical multiview and lifecycle construction sheet for Mini Acres. Match the attached scene and botanical sheet's premium realistic stylized 3D art, rich natural surfaces, believable growth, warm neutral studio light, plain warm gray background. Top two-thirds: large FRONT, SIDE, REAR, THREE-QUARTER and TOP mature views of ONE consistent plant, plus close details of leaf, flower and fruit. Retain the same major branch geometry and plant scale in every view. Bottom strip: seven clearly labeled three-quarter lifecycle stages at the same camera angle. Labels NEW PLANT, ESTABLISHED EMPTY, FLOWERING, GREEN FRUIT, RIPE, PICKED, PRUNE / FEED. Except the new sapling, the same woody plant remains the same size across stages. Picked has no ripe fruit but retains its trunk/canes, healthy leaves, soil and support. Prune/feed stage is an overgrown plant needing renewal after four harvests, not a dead plant or a dug-up empty hole. Include a small wooden crate of harvested fruit. No people, buildings, interface, prices or timers. Botanical accuracy, organic asymmetry and useful readable silhouettes, no flat cutout leaves, no plastic toy shapes. Subject: red raspberries on a compact stand of several arching perennial reddish-brown canes supported by two discreet aged timber stakes and low wires. Raspberry leaves have serrated compound leaflets with light undersides; small pale five-petal flowers; bright red textured aggregate fruits made of many little drupelets, slightly conical, hanging naturally, with a hollow receptacle visible in a harvested berry cutaway. Include unripe pale green/pink fruit. Do not make strawberries, round shiny cherries, or blackberries. Fine short thorns can be suggested, not exaggerated spikes. Cane framework and support persist when picked; a few overly long spent canes make the prune/feed state visually distinct. Show the leaf anatomy, fruit drupelets and cane junction large.