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Create a flagship commercial advertising poster for an original chewy fruit-candy brand named "CITRUS POP", combining Orbit energy with Port symbol power. Use ultra-realistic product photography with premium FMCG compositing, not illustration, not 3D cartoon render. Keep the same core structural logic: a vivid orange full-frame poster, one joyful young woman in the left-center immersed in a burst of fruity freshness, one hero candy roll held forward in her hand as the absolute product focus, giant oversized background typography, explosive juice motion around the frame, sliced oranges and glossy candy pieces suspended in motion, and a clean minimal benefit strip along the bottom. The candy roll must remain the absolute product hero at all times. Style lock: high-energy FMCG candy advertising, ultra-clean commercial realism, crisp pack-shot quality, premium fruit-fresh concept, product-first hierarchy, saturated citrus-orange palette, polished studio portrait integration, globally launch-ready campaign visual. Core composition: one realistic young woman positioned left-center in three-quarter view, head tilted slightly back, eyes gently closed, expression refreshed and euphoric. Her near hand extends the candy roll toward camera in the lower-left foreground, and the pack must be the sharpest, clearest, and most readable object in the entire image. Behind her, a giant oversized freshness word occupies the upper background as an architectural graphic layer. Around the woman and product, build one strong circular citrus eruption that wraps the scene and visually returns to the candy roll. Port logic: turn the combination of the candy roll and the orange burst ring into the brand’s super-symbol. The product should feel like the core source of the citrus explosion, while the surrounding circular juice-and-fruit arc becomes its signature energy halo. The viewer should remember the image as "the candy roll inside the orange burst." The symbol must feel ownable, immediate, and iconic. Orbit logic: shape the splash, fruit slices, floating dragees, droplets, and flowing hair into one coherent circular motion path. The eye should begin at the hero pack, rise through the woman’s face, sweep into the giant headline, circle through the orange burst ring, and resolve back at the product. The motion must feel juicy, explosive, and controlled, never chaotic. Product concept: redesign the product as "CITRUS POP Orange Chews", a chewy fruity fresh candy roll with bright citrus energy. The pack should be premium, playful, and globally shelf-ready, with a white-and-cobalt master wordmark, glossy orange wrapper ends, fresh citrus cues, and compact claims such as "juicy chew" and "bursting orange". All text must be original. Female character: one realistic young adult woman with natural anatomy, correct hand structure, five fingers only, realistic skin texture, soft pores, natural lips, believable eyelids, and dynamic flowing hair. She wears a fresh orange-toned jacket or hoodie. Her pose must feel natural and open, with one hand presenting the pack and the body visually connected to the citrus burst. Lighting: bright warm commercial lighting with a soft frontal key light on the face and product pack, plus glowing citrus backlight through the splash ring. Use crisp highlights on the candy roll, glossy droplets, orange pulp, and wet surfaces. Keep shadows soft and controlled. No muddy oranges, no dead black zones. Materials and realism: realistic candy roll wrapper print, crisp foil-and-paper texture, believable hand grip, natural skin rendering, semi-translucent juice splash, juicy orange flesh texture, glossy candy dragees, sparkling droplets, and energetic yet physically coherent fluid motion. Every element must obey premium advertising lighting logic. Typography and layout: use original English text only, never copy any existing wording. Place one giant top background word such as "BURST" or "FRESH" in oversized bold lettering. Add a central slogan such as "CHEW THE SUN." or "UNWRAP THE BURST." Add one compact circular seal with short copy such as "bursting with orange". Along the bottom, place a minimal benefit strip with concise labels such as "fruity fresh", "juicy chew", "long-lasting", and "shareable joy". Typography must be bold, architectural, and secondary to the candy roll. Color strategy: dominant electric orange, citrus gold, warm tangerine, white highlights, cobalt brand lettering, and tiny green leaf accents. Keep the palette saturated, joyful, premium, and tightly controlled. Quality and physical rules: extremely sharp hero pack, readable label, correct hand anatomy, believable splash flow, clean edge separation, premium citrus detail, no clutter, no warped pack, no deformed face, no extra fingers, no fused fingers, plastic skin, deformed face, muddy gradients, no low-resolution fluid effects. The candy roll and its orange burst ring must remain the strongest visual sales trigger at all times. Negative prompt: copied branding, copied slogan, weak product hierarchy, blurry pack, unreadable label, distorted hand, extra fingers, fused fingers, plastic skin, deformed face, muddy orange background, chaotic splash effects, excessive fantasy clutter, cheap retail flyer aesthetic, cartoon rendering, CGI toy look, low-resolution pack detail, product losing dominance.

Create a striking vertical 4:5 conceptual artwork featuring [CITY / COUNTRY] transformed into a tiny floating world, suspended in a vast deep minimal sky. The entire identity of [CITY / COUNTRY] is beautifully wrapped around a small spherical planet, with its most recognizable landmarks, architecture, culture, landscapes, streets, food, transportation, nature, and everyday details naturally following the curvature of the miniature world. Make the sphere feel physically believable and richly detailed, like an intricate handcrafted diorama brought to life. Tiny roads, buildings, vehicles, trains, people, trees, and cultural elements should feel naturally integrated rather than randomly placed. Add one surreal, memorable signature element that represents the character of [CITY / COUNTRY] — something visually unexpected, elegant, and instantly shareable. Use cinematic lighting, atmospheric depth, miniature-diorama realism, subtle surrealism, crisp details, realistic textures, sophisticated composition, and premium editorial poster aesthetics. Keep the background clean, dark, and minimal so the floating world remains the unmistakable hero. Create a strong sense of scale by adding a tiny human figure observing the miniature world from outside. The artwork should feel beautiful, mysterious, dreamy, cinematic, premium, and highly zoomable, with countless tiny details that reward closer inspection. Minimal typography: [CITY / COUNTRY] [SHORT CINEMATIC TAGLINE] No ordinary travel-poster layout, no flat collage, no generic landmark arrangement. Create an original visual concept that feels fresh, viral-worthy, artistic, and instantly recognizable.

Create a flagship commercial advertising poster for an original milk biscuit snack brand named "VELLO MILK CRISP", combining Orbit energy with Port symbol power. Use ultra-realistic commercial photography, not illustration, not 3D render. Keep the same vertical split-world structure: a dull low-energy left side and a vivid energized right side, with one oversized snack pack across the lower center acting as the absolute visual hero and the symbolic switch between the two emotional states. The final image must feel like a Cannes-level youth FMCG campaign: bold, playful, product-led, instantly memorable, and highly ownable. Style lock: premium lifestyle snack advertising, clean split-comparison composition, youth-oriented commercial photography, bright branded packaging realism, product-first hierarchy, strong narrative transformation, polished global ad finish. Core composition: one clear vertical divide separates two emotional worlds. Left side: warm muted brown study-room atmosphere, the same young man slouched, bored, mentally drained, chin resting on one hand. Right side: vivid cool-blue energized world, the same young man smiling, uplifted, relaxed, naturally biting the biscuit with visible enjoyment. Across the lower center foreground, place one oversized horizontal snack pack bridging both worlds. The pack must be larger, sharper, and more dominant than any other object. The product should visually read as the switch that transforms the scene from dull to alive. Port logic: turn the hero pack into the brand’s super-symbol. The combination of the oversized blue wrapper, milk splash, biscuit pieces, and the left-right emotional contrast must feel like one ownable brand device. The viewer should remember the pack as a “mood upgrade button” at first glance. The pack must feel iconic, central, and unmistakable. Orbit logic: build a strong left-to-right transformation path using doodle arrows, milk splash motion, biscuit placement, hand gesture direction, and gaze flow. The eye should begin in the left-side boredom zone, hit the hero pack in the center, then burst outward into the right-side joyful zone. The motion must feel clean, graphic, and energetic, never cluttered. Product concept: redesign the snack as an original milky cream biscuit called "VELLO MILK CRISP". The pack should be shelf-ready, youthful, and globally marketable, with a saturated royal-blue and cream identity, rounded white lettering, appetizing biscuit imagery, and minimal claims such as "crispy milk biscuit" and "triple snack packs". All text must be original. Male character: one realistic young adult male appearing in two emotional states. Natural anatomy, believable curly hair, realistic face proportions, correct hands, five fingers, natural skin texture, no plastic look. Left version: tired, bored, slightly slumped, low-energy expression. Right version: bright, playful, smiling, naturally holding and biting the biscuit. Clothing should support the contrast: muted neutral casualwear on the left, vibrant cool-toned hoodie or casual styling on the right. Lighting: left side uses warmer, dimmer, flatter indoor lighting with softer contrast. Right side uses brighter, cleaner, cooler commercial lighting with stronger separation and more vibrant highlights. The hero pack must receive the cleanest studio key light with crisp print detail and strong edge clarity. Milk splash should catch bright glossy highlights. Materials and realism: realistic biscuit pack with crisp folded edges, satin-gloss wrapper reflections, believable biscuit texture, semi-translucent creamy milk splash, natural desk objects and room props kept secondary, and a few biscuit pieces near the pack for appetite cue. Every element must feel physically coherent and premium. Typography and layout: use original English text only, never copy existing wording. Add one bold upper headline such as "SNACK UPGRADED." or "POP THE BORING." Keep one short lower-right slogan such as "MILK JOY. ZERO DULL." Typography must be bold, youthful, and secondary to the hero pack and the transformation story. Color strategy: left side warm dusty browns and muted amber tones; right side vivid blue and cool electric highlights; hero pack in saturated royal blue, white, cream, and biscuit-gold; milk-white accents as freshness triggers. Keep the palette disciplined and high-contrast. Quality and physical rules: extremely sharp hero pack, readable label, correct hand anatomy, believable split-scene perspective, clean edge separation, no clutter overload, no warped pack, no deformed face, no extra fingers, no muddy lighting, no dead black patches. The product pack must remain the strongest visual sales trigger and the clearest emotional-switch symbol at all times. Negative prompt: copied branding, copied slogan, weak product hierarchy, blurry pack, unreadable label, distorted hands, extra fingers, fused fingers, plastic skin, deformed face, messy room clutter, muddy blue lighting, chaotic layout, cheap social-media flyer aesthetic, cartoon rendering, CGI toy look, low-resolution packaging, product losing dominance.

Create a hyper-realistic holographic vinyl sticker using only {{COMPANY_NAME}} and/or the uploaded {{LOGO_IMAGE}}. All styling, material, lighting, camera, and composition details below should remain fixed for every generation. Logo & Sticker Design Use the uploaded logo or the official logo associated with {{COMPANY_NAME}} exactly as provided. Do not redesign, reinterpret, distort, recolor, or alter the logo’s shapes or proportions. Use only the brand’s icon/logo mark—never the wordmark, brand name, typography, or lettering. Create a custom die-cut border that precisely follows the outer silhouette of the logo mark. Add a crisp, clean white outline along the cut edge. Material & Finish Hyper-realistic high-gloss laminated vinyl sticker. Metallic holographic foil with shifting cyan, magenta, violet, gold, and green reflections. Include slightly raised ink texture, delicate specular highlights, faint micro-scratches, and realistic visible sticker thickness around the edges. The top-right corner should be naturally lifted/peeled back, revealing the matte adhesive backing and internal vinyl layers underneath. Scene & Photography Flat, solid black studio background. Soft, subtle contact shadow beneath the sticker. Controlled ambient reflections for a premium product-photography look. Shot on a full-frame DSLR/mirrorless camera with an 85mm macro lens, f/5.6, ISO 100. Softbox key light positioned upper-left with a subtle rim light from the right. Tack-sharp focus across the entire sticker surface. True-to-life contrast and photorealistic material rendering. 4K quality, vertical 3:4 aspect ratio. Overall aesthetic: premium collectible product photography, physically realistic and highly detailed.

Create an original contemporary graphic design exhibition poster. The poster should feel suitable for an international contemporary graphic design exhibition. Think like a graphic designer, not a portrait painter. The graphic design is the artwork. The illustration exists to support the design. ──────────────── REQUIRED ELEMENTS A recognizable character. Wearing sunglasses. One dominant graphic design element. If a reference image is provided, preserve the person's recognizable identity. Otherwise, use the same character established throughout the conversation. These are the only required visual elements. Everything else should be freely reinvented for every poster. ──────────────── GRAPHIC DESIGN ELEMENT The dominant graphic element may be geometric, typographic, architectural, abstract, organic, or entirely original. It may consist of a single bold shape, oversized typography, bands, frames, grids, blocks, lines, curves, cut-outs, negative space, or any other graphic device. Choose the single visual element that creates the strongest overall graphic composition for this specific poster. ──────────────── VISUAL STYLE No lineart. Construct the image entirely from flat graphic color shapes. Large simplified shapes. Minimal details. Visible dry crayon texture. Limited color palette. Bold negative space. Minimalist editorial poster. Embrace bold simplification. Reduce details whenever possible. Communicate through shape before texture. Design with confidence, not accuracy. ──────────────── GRAPHIC COMPOSITION The composition should be determined entirely by the art director. The portrait may be cropped, offset, scaled, partially hidden, or extend beyond the frame whenever it strengthens the design. The dominant graphic element may intersect, crop, frame, hide, divide, surround, interrupt, or visually balance the portrait. Treat typography, negative space, geometric balance, and composition as equally important as the portrait. Avoid centered composition. Avoid symmetrical balance. Avoid conventional portrait layouts. Prioritize bold graphic design over realistic illustration. ──────────────── COLOR Use bold, unexpected color combinations inspired by professional color design references rather than natural colors. Avoid realistic color choices. Allow every poster to explore a completely different palette. ──────────────── CREATIVE FREEDOM The illustration style, composition, color palette, graphic language, shape design, texture, typography, and visual storytelling should be freely interpreted by the illustrator. Never repeat the same visual solution twice. Do not establish a recurring signature motif. Each poster should invent its own visual language from scratch. Every poster should look as though it was created by a different world-class graphic designer while still belonging to the same exhibition.

Create a premium commercial packaging poster for an original fast-food brand named "EMBER STACK", with a stronger Port direction that turns the packaging itself into a brand super-symbol. Use ultra-realistic commercial product photography, not illustration, not 3D render. Keep the same tabletop combo-meal structure, but make one tall hero combo box the architectural centerpiece of the entire composition, so the packaging and the meal items together form an instantly recognizable brand world. The final image must feel like a Cannes-level global fast-food launch visual: iconic, craveable, premium, and highly ownable. Style lock: high-end fast-food packaging campaign, premium studio tabletop photography, strong brand-first hierarchy, crisp packaging realism, clean commercial lighting, globally scalable premium burger-brand aesthetic. Core composition: one tall hero combo box stands in the rear center as the dominant symbolic structure, slightly taller and more visually commanding than all other packages. Around it, arrange a tightly controlled product family: one secondary branded box, one fries carton, one drink cup, one bottled beverage, one small side box, two small sauce containers, and two oversized burgers in the front hero zone. The burgers must remain the strongest edible triggers, but the tall center box must act as the unmistakable brand monument. The composition should feel like a premium branded altar of fast food, clean and highly legible. Port logic: the tall center package must function as the brand’s super-symbol. It should feel almost like a storefront facade or signature totem for "EMBER STACK", with bold logo placement, refined iconography, and proportions that make it memorable even in silhouette. The box should not feel like generic packaging; it should feel like the identity of the brand made physical. Brand design direction: build a unified identity for "EMBER STACK" using luxurious charcoal-black packaging, warm amber-gold typography, and restrained red-orange accents. The print system should feel bold, clean, modern, and premium, with minimal icons and disciplined typography. Every pack should look like part of one coherent brand family. Hero food design: the two burgers in the foreground must look irresistible and premium, with glossy brioche buns, thick beef patties, melted cheddar, fresh lettuce, sliced tomato, onion, and rich sauce layering. Fries should be golden and crisp. The cup and bottle must complement the combo. The side item can be nuggets, cheesy bites, or loaded pops. Everything must feel freshly served, warm, tactile, and highly craveable. Lighting: use controlled studio product lighting with soft frontal key light and subtle side highlights. Keep the center hero box crisp and legible while the burgers remain richly appetizing. Packaging edges, bun gloss, cheese melt, fry texture, and cup highlights must all read clearly. Shadows should be soft, grounded, and premium. Materials and realism: realistic printed cardboard boxes with matte or satin finish, clean folds, sharp corners, believable ink density, and premium tactile quality. The burgers must show realistic bread pores, meat texture, cheese melt, and fresh vegetable moisture. Fries must show crisp edges and a slight oil sheen. Cups, lids, bottles, and sauce tubs must all obey realistic scale and material behavior. Background and atmosphere: keep the background minimal and controlled, using a deep charcoal studio black or very dark gradient. No distracting scenery. The scene should feel like a luxury tabletop reveal of a complete branded meal system. Typography and packaging text: use original English text only, never copy any existing wording. Packaging can feature phrases such as "EMBER STACK", "GRILL HOUSE COMBO", "DOUBLE SMASH", "CRISP FRIES", and "FIRE SIP". Keep all text minimal, modern, and premium. No extra poster headline beyond the branding built into the product system. Color strategy: dominant charcoal black, warm amber gold, toasted bread brown, cheddar yellow, lettuce green, tomato red, and restrained cream-white type. The palette must feel premium, bold, and globally marketable. Mood: iconic, satisfying, premium, craveable, contemporary, globally scalable, strong brand memory, elevated fast-food launch campaign. Quality and physical rules: extremely sharp packaging, readable labels, realistic food scale, clean box geometry, believable material reflections, no warped cups, no deformed burgers, no messy clutter, no muddy blacks, no dead shadow blocks, no cheap takeaway look. The tall center package must be remembered as the visual symbol of the brand, while the burgers remain the appetite engine. Negative prompt: copied branding, copied packaging text, cheap fast-food flyer aesthetic, cluttered composition, blurry labels, warped boxes, deformed burgers, fake cheese, plastic-looking fries, unreadable packaging, muddy lighting, dead black patches, excessive props, cartoon rendering, CGI toy look, low-resolution product detail, weak product hierarchy, generic packaging silhouette.

Create a flagship commercial food advertising poster for an original fast-casual brand named "HEARTPAN SOCIAL", pushing both Orbit energy and Port symbol power. Use ultra-realistic food photography, not illustration, not 3D render. Keep the same core structural logic: a vivid full red background, one large black heart-shaped compartment tray centered in the upper-middle as the absolute visual hero, several appetizing food items arranged inside the tray compartments, a few floating garnish elements orbiting around the tray, one short hard-hitting slogan in the lower-middle, and one very short compact information bar near the bottom. The final image must feel like a Cannes-level food campaign: iconic, craveable, graphic, premium, and instantly readable. Style lock: high-end commercial food photography, product-first hierarchy, bold red graphic background, clean poster design, premium fast-food branding, crisp studio lighting, highly realistic food texture, modern youth-oriented campaign visual. Core composition: one heart-shaped black compartment tray dominates the composition, centered slightly above the middle of the frame, photographed from a near-top-down angle with mild perspective. The tray must feel sculptural, glossy, and unforgettable. Inside the tray, arrange a balanced mix of food: one spaghetti compartment, one stir-fried noodle compartment, one crispy fried chicken wing section, one fried drumstick section, one fresh herb or salad section, and one drink or sauce compartment. The tray itself must remain the strongest visual anchor. Port logic: make the black heart-shaped tray the brand super-symbol. The tray must read instantly as the signature identity of the brand before the viewer even reads the text. Its silhouette should be clean, bold, memorable, and slightly oversized, with the food acting as rich content inside the symbol rather than competing objects. Orbit logic: arrange only a few floating garnish elements such as basil leaves, tomato slices, onion rings, and citrus pieces into a clear circular motion path around the heart tray. The eye should travel around the tray edge, dip into the food compartments, and return to the center. The motion must feel playful, appetite-driven, and controlled, never cluttered. Food realism: spaghetti should look glossy, sauced, and neatly twirled; stir-fried noodles should feel rich, savory, and lightly oiled; fried chicken should look deeply golden, crisp, and juicy with tactile crust; salad greens should feel fresh and hydrated; garnish slices should look freshly cut and vivid. Every food component must be highly realistic, appetizing, and premium, with clean edges and believable material texture. Lighting: bright soft commercial key light from upper front-left with subtle side shaping, creating crisp highlights on the black tray edges, glossy noodle strands, fried chicken crust, and fresh garnish. Keep shadows soft and controlled. The red background should remain saturated, smooth, and clean, with no muddy areas. Typography and layout: use original English text only, never copy existing wording. Add one short hard slogan in the lower-middle such as "LOVE. PLATED." or "SERVE DESIRE." with no long support sentence beneath it. Keep the type bold, clean, and secondary to the tray. Add one very short compact bottom information bar with only minimal brand/contact cues, modern and restrained. Color strategy: dominant campaign red background, black tray, golden-brown fried textures, orange-red sauce tones, green herb accents, pale onion purple, fresh tomato red, and small citrus highlights. Keep the palette bold, disciplined, and high-contrast. Brand concept: position "HEARTPAN SOCIAL" as a playful premium fast-casual food brand centered around shareable comfort meals and affection-driven presentation. The heart tray should feel like the brand’s signature vessel and visual identity. Quality and physical rules: extremely sharp tray silhouette, realistic compartment depth, clean food separation, believable garnish scale, no clutter, no warped tray shape, no distorted food, no muddy shadows, no cheap flyer feeling, no oversized text dominating the food. The heart-shaped tray must remain the absolute product hero at all times. Negative prompt: copied branding, copied slogan, weak food hierarchy, blurry food, warped heart tray, fake fried texture, muddy red background, cluttered layout, excessive floating garnish, unreadable text, cheap takeaway flyer aesthetic, cartoon rendering, CGI look, low-resolution food detail, product losing dominance.

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