Ghibli Flying-Machine Sky Pan

Re-render this image in Studio Ghibli's signature aviation register, Hayao Miyazaki direction (Miyazaki personally drafts every flying machine). Wide composition with subject as a small-to-medium flying contraption (open-cockpit propeller plane, glider, ornithopter, broomstick, flying boat, kite-craft) at center or off-center against a vast sky. Sky dominates 85% of frame: pale blue gradient with multiple cloud layers at different depths, cumulus with soft underbellies in warm cream-and-pink, atmospheric perspective with distant clouds nearly white. Flying machine rendered with mechanical specificity: visible rivets, fabric-on-frame texture, propeller motion-blur or held still, exhaust trail or contrail thin against sky. Pilot figure visible in cockpit at small scale, posture relaxed, possibly waving or holding controls steady. Lighting: warm directional from upper-screen-right, machine lit with rim-light on leading edges, soft shadow on underside, cloud-light bouncing fill from below. Cel-animation linework on machine: confident single-weight ink, mechanical detail rendered with slightly thicker line for emphasis. Sky entirely Oga-school wet-on-wet watercolor with visible cloud-edge pooling. Mood: freedom-of-motion, the small craft against the vast sky, the joy of altitude, Miyazaki's lifelong love of flight rendered as visual register. No legible text, no studio watermark, no specific aircraft markings. Aspect ratio 16:9 matching source. Preserve the subject and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.