Create a premium seamless image-to-video animation demonstrating the breathability of the supplie...

Create a premium seamless image-to-video animation demonstrating the breathability of the supplied CKC orange technical membrane. STRICT IMAGE PRESERVATION: Preserve the original orange fabric swatch exactly: its geometry, proportions, rounded corners, thickness, three-quarter perspective, woven texture, vivid orange color, black background, studio lighting, shadow and composition. The camera, fabric and shadow remain completely static throughout the entire animation. BREATHABILITY EFFECT: Create a soft, semi-transparent layer of light gray water vapor slowly passing through the orange membrane. The vapor represents moisture from the body escaping outward through the breathable fabric. It is not smoke, fire or boiling steam. The vapor must remain extremely close to the textile surface. It should appear partly inside the membrane and partly as a very thin atmospheric layer immediately above it. Do not create large clouds or tall vertical plumes rising into the black background. AREA OF THE EFFECT: Restrict the vapor animation to the visible upper orange surface of the fabric. The vapor should cover approximately 80–90% of the upper textile surface, leaving a small irregular margin near all visible edges. The animated vapor area must follow the diamond-shaped perspective and boundaries of the fabric. No vapor may appear: — below the fabric; — around the fabric; — behind the fabric; — over the surrounding black background; — beyond the visible edges. The effect must look contained within the material rather than placed over the entire rectangular video frame. VAPOR STRUCTURE: The vapor consists of many soft, blurred, semi-transparent patches rather than separate streams. Create an irregular organic pattern with: — larger diffuse cloudy areas; — smaller soft patches; — delicate wispy transitions; — varying transparency; — no sharp outlines. The pattern must remain non-uniform. Some areas of the fabric contain slightly denser vapor, while other areas remain more transparent. The orange woven texture must stay clearly visible through the vapor at all times. Do not completely cover or desaturate the orange textile. MOVEMENT: The vapor moves very slowly through and across the membrane. The main direction is from the near lower portion of the fabric toward the far upper portion, following the three-dimensional plane and perspective of the swatch. The vapor does not slide as one flat texture. Different areas move independently: — o