Words Transformed into Meaning: Famous Idioms in 3D

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  Input A   is a Famous Quote or Idiom (e.g., "Break a leg," "Butterfly Effect").
  Analyze:   The literal meaning vs. the figurative meaning.
  Goal:   The letters of the quote are arranged on a clean surface, but they are physically made of the objects they describe.
  Rules:  
-   The Construction:  
- If "Butterfly Effect": The word "Butterfly" is made of delicate insect wings. The word "Effect" is a chaotic swirl of wind and debris.
- If "Wall Street": The word "Wall" is a brick barrier; "Street" is asphalt.
-   The Style:   3D typography. The letters must be legible but artistically constructed.
-   Lighting:   Studio softbox, crisp shadows, colorful background to contrast the materials.
  Output:   ONE image, 1:1, clever design.
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