Use the imagegen skill in its default built-in mode (the built-in image_gen tool). Generate exactly one image and nothing else.

Use case: product-mockup
Asset type: brand book photograph (realistic merch mockup) for the Reload brand manual
Input images: Image 1 is the exact print artwork: a halftone "R" symbol made of Reload-blue dots on white, dense inside the R with a thin halo of smaller dots along its edges. Reproduce it 1:1 as the print; the white is the fabric, only the blue dots are ink.
Primary request: a photograph of a neatly folded white heavyweight cotton t-shirt with a small screen print of Image 1 in Reload blue (#0056FF) on the left chest, about 8 cm tall.
Print fix (critical): inside the R every dot is the same size and sits on one straight, evenly spaced grid, exactly like Image 1, with no banding, moiré, streaks, shading or outline; only the edge halo uses smaller dots; the flat ink follows the jersey texture.
Scene/backdrop: light gray concrete tabletop.
Style/medium: photorealistic product photography, 50mm lens, f/4, real cotton jersey texture and a fine print texture.
Composition/framing: top-down with a slight angle, the folded tee fills about 70% of the frame, close enough that the printed dots are clearly visible; square 1:1.
Lighting/mood: soft window light from the left, gentle shadows in the folds; calm, minimal.
Color palette: white, light gray; the only saturated color is Reload blue #0056FF in the print.
Materials/textures: heavyweight 240 gsm cotton jersey, ribbed collar, clean folds, no tags visible.
Constraints: the print must match Image 1 exactly: two rounded blocks, the stem joined to the bowl (with an inverted-L shaped counter) and the separate diagonal leg whose rounded top-left corner sits inside the counter; same proportions and orientation (a normal R, never mirrored, never rotated in-plane), no merged or extra parts; it stays a dot pattern, not a solid shape. No text, labels, size tags or other logos anywhere.
Avoid: hangers, colored props, plants, glow, gradients, CGI look.

After the image is generated, copy the final PNG to ./batchA/tee-front-v2.png (relative to the current working directory) and print the absolute path. Do not edit any other files.