1980s Topps Donruss Wax Cardboard

Render the source as a mid-1980s American baseball trading card in the Topps and Donruss lineage. Soft uncoated cardboard stock with visible fiber texture, slightly warm cream paper showing through at edges. Front face composed as a square portrait window with a thick colored border frame (one solid color band, no gradient), a lower nameplate bar in contrasting color, and small geometric corner ornaments suggesting team flag and position pennant as pure shape blocks. Ink registration slightly off, a soft halo of cyan or magenta misalignment around high-contrast edges. Wax pack residue across one corner: thin opaque smear, dusty pink gum film. Light scuff and edge wear consistent with a card pulled from a 1987 pack and shoved into a binder. Color palette saturated but flat, no gloss, no holographic foil. Mood: shoebox under a teenager's bed, junk-wax era abundance, the moment before grading services existed and any kid could own a piece of the market. No legible on-canvas text, no logos, no named hate-symbols, no real-person defamation. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.