Mechanical Insects: A Clockwork Masterpiece

2x2 grid, do this for 4 insects: <instruction>
  1.  Inference Engine (The Clockwork Biology):  
Input A is an Insect or Small Creature (e.g., Dragonfly, Scarab Beetle, Spider, Moth, Scorpion).
Deconstruct the biology into   3 Watchmaker Assets  :
     The Wings/Carapace (The Armor):  Identify the largest flat or curved surfaces.
         (e.g., Dragonfly -> Coiled mainspring wire. Beetle -> Engraved gold pocket-watch casing. Moth -> Layered brass gears). 
     The Legs/Appendages (The Linkage):  Identify the limbs.
         (e.g., Spider -> Clock hands and steel pins. Beetle -> Articulated brass joints). 
     The Head/Thorax (The Core):  Identify the central body and eyes.
         (e.g., Ruby jewel bearings for eyes, exposed escapement wheels for the thorax). 

  2.  Container (The Jeweler's Display):  
Goal: "Horological Taxidermy" Macro Photography.
     The Format:  A   2x2 Grid   of four variations, or a single high-detail shot.
     The Surface:  A soft, pristine   White Velvet or Silk cloth  . The fabric has gentle, natural folds and catches the light softly, contrasting with the hard metal of the subject.

  3.  Sculpture (The Automaton):  
     The Construction:  The creature (Input A) is a purely mechanical object assembled from   Antique Watch Parts  .
     Material Palette:  Polished Brass, Silver steel, Gold plating, and tiny crimson Ruby bearings.
     The Scale:  The object should feel no larger than a pocket watch (approx. 2-3 inches across).

  4.  Syntax 
     Detail Level:  Extreme Macro. The viewer must be able to see the teeth on the tiny gears, the engraving on the metal, and the screws holding the joints together.
     No Organic Parts:  Absolutely no real biological textures (no real fur, chitin, or antennae). Everything must be recognizable as a man-made, machined component.

  5. Lighting & Atmosphere:  
     Lighting:    Soft Diffused Daylight.   The light should hit the metal surfaces to create clean specular highlights (gleam) without casting overly harsh, dark shadows on the white velvet.
     Focus:    Shallow Depth of Field (Macro Lens).   The central gears/body of the insect are in razor-sharp focus, while the tips of the wings/legs and the velvet background blur softly.

  Output:   ONE image (or 2x2 grid), 1:1 Aspect Ratio, Macro Product Photography, "Steampunk/Clockwork" aesthetic, High Texture Fidelity.
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