National Hamburger Day Painting

IMPORTANT REFERENCE RULE: The uploaded image is a FACE REFERENCE ONLY. Use the uploaded image ONLY to reproduce the person's: facial identity, facial structure, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, chin, cheeks, forehead, and recognizable likeness. DO NOT USE THE CLOTHING FROM THE FACE REFERENCE COMPLETELY IGNORE AND REJECT the clothing, shirt, dress, neckline, sleeves, collar, fabric, colors, patterns, accessories and body styling visible in the uploaded face-reference photo. The person's clothes in the uploaded face reference must have ZERO influence on the final clothing. Do NOT reproduce the shirt/top/dress from the uploaded photo. --- CLOTHING FOR THE FINAL IMAGE The final subject must wear clothing based ONLY on the intended sketch composition: A plain, elegant sleeveless fashion top/dress with a wide, low neckline, exposing the shoulders, collarbones and upper chest area. The neckline should be clean, smooth and minimal, matching the elegant fashion-illustration aesthetic. The garment must be: - sleeveless - plain and unpatterned - minimal - elegant - cleanly fitted around the upper torso - with the shoulders exposed - with the collarbone/upper chest visible - no visible print - no logo - no buttons - no decorative details Do not copy the clothing from the uploaded face-reference photograph under any circumstances. --- POSE AND HAND POSITION Create the same elegant feminine pose described by the target composition: - close-up vertical portrait - head slightly tilted - upper torso visible - shoulders positioned naturally - one hand resting diagonally across the upper chest/collarbone - fingers naturally spread and anatomically correct - elegant feminine hand gesture - long flowing hair around the shoulders The clothing, pose, hair and hand styling must be generated independently from the face-reference photograph. --- FACE IDENTITY Only the face comes from the uploaded reference. Preserve the exact recognizable identity: - eyes - eyebrows - nose - lips - mouth - cheekbones - jawline - chin - facial proportions Do not create a generic face. Do not change the person's identity. Do not use the face-reference photograph's clothing or styling. --- BLACK-AND-WHITE SKETCH STYLE Convert the entire result into an extremely detailed black-and-white fine-line fashion illustration. Pure white background. Only black ink and subtle neutral gray created through fine cross-hatching. No color whatsoever. No colored clothing. No skin color. No watercolor. No painting. No photographic appearance. Use extremely fine elegant lines for: - face - hair - eyelashes - eyebrows - clothing - hands - fingers - collarbone - neck - subtle shadows The final result should look like a professionally hand-drawn luxury fashion sketch. FINAL PRIORITY FACE → uploaded reference ONLY CLOTHING → the specified sleeveless wide-neck fashion outfit ONLY POSE → specified sketch pose ONLY Hair → long flowing fashion-sketch hairstyle ONLY STYLE → monochrome fine-line illustration ONLY UPLOADED PHOTO'S CLOTHING → COMPLETELY IGNORE The final image must look as if the person's face from the uploaded reference has been placed into the specified fashion sketch, while everything below the face is newly created according to the requested composition.

Create a premium luxury handbag advertising poster for an original fashion brand named "ROSELUNE". Use an ultra-realistic studio photography style fused with refined botanical sculpture art direction. Preserve the exact structural logic: a tall vertical poster, a deep burgundy-to-wine gradient background, one elegant dusty-rose leather handbag as the absolute visual hero slightly right of center, resting within a dark twisted driftwood-like organic sculpture, with only a restrained amount of small blush and ivory floral accents integrated into the wood form. Keep the composition clean, sculptural, and high-end, with typography reduced to only a minimal elegant title and one tiny supporting phrase because text is part of the layout architecture. The final image must feel like a Cannes-level luxury accessories campaign: feminine, sculptural, controlled, modern, and instantly memorable. Style lock: Luxury fashion editorial poster, ultra-real handbag photography, refined botanical sculpture styling, premium still-life advertising, elegant negative space, restrained romantic mood, polished flagship print-finish hierarchy. Core composition: Place one medium-size structured pink handbag slightly right of center in a front three-quarter view, with both handles visible and one side panel subtly readable. The bag must sit naturally against a dark organic sculptural wood mass that curves upward on both sides like elegant twisted roots. Reduce decorative floral density so the flowers only punctuate the lower arc and upper-right branch of the structure. Let the wood cradle the bag without overwhelming it. Keep more negative space around the hero object than a typical fashion still life so the product feels elevated and iconic. Orbit motion logic: Use the curved driftwood arms, the handbag handles, the front strap line, the fur charm, and the selective flower clusters to create one elegant circular eye path. The eye should begin at the top title, descend into the upper wood curve, move across the handbag handle and front hardware, drop into the fur charm and lower floral cluster, then rise again along the opposite wood arc back to the bag crown. The motion must be subtle, luxurious, and controlled, never busy. Transit reduction logic: Remove all nonessential decoration and keep the visual language more flagship and distilled. Reduce the number of flowers, simplify the lower-left copy block into a very short line, and maintain a cleaner background with more breathing room. The sculpture should feel more monumental and quieter, the bag larger and more dominant, and the overall poster more like a global launch key visual than a styled catalog page. Hero product design: Design one sophisticated luxury handbag with finely grained dusty-rose leather, precise stitching, structured geometry, polished silver-tone hardware, a central front strap detail, one soft charcoal fur charm, and one subtle branded tag. The bag must feel expensive, modern, feminine, and globally marketable. The handbag must remain the first visual read. Lighting: Use soft premium studio lighting from upper-left with gentle frontal fill and delicate edge separation from the background. Add smooth highlight rolloff across the leather grain, subtle metallic glints on the hardware, and low-contrast depth on the organic sculpture. Keep the flowers softly luminous, never brighter than the bag. Shadows should be rich but clean, with no muddy dark patches. Materials and realism: Render the handbag with hyper-real leather grain, crisp seam construction, believable thickness, refined piping, clean metal hardware, soft fur-charm texture, and realistic handle curvature. Render the wood sculpture with dry cracked bark, twisted fibers, natural ridges, and slightly matte charcoal-brown depth. Render the flowers with delicate layered petals and muted color variation, but keep them secondary and selective. The background should feel velvety smooth and luxurious. Color strategy: Dominant palette: deep wine burgundy, plum red, dusty rose pink. Secondary tones: charcoal brown wood, muted blush floral accents, soft ivory, subtle silver hardware. Keep the mood warm, elegant, romantic, and luxurious, with strong contrast between the pink handbag and the dark sculptural support. Typography and layout: Use original English text only. Place one elegant high-fashion title near the top center, such as "Quiet Bloom Bag". Add one tiny refined phrase near the middle, such as "Soft Structure". Keep all copy minimal, airy, and luxurious. Do not copy any existing title or wording. Concept logic: The handbag should feel like a cultivated luxury object emerging from wild organic strength. The twisted wood provides sculptural force, the minimal flowers provide softness, and the bag stands at the center as the true refined centerpiece. Quality target: Hyper-detailed, high-resolution luxury print finish, pristine handbag sharpness, refined material realism, elegant sculptural integration, strong silhouette readability, clean composition, no clutter, no cheap e-commerce styling. Negative prompt: copied title, copied slogan, weak handbag hierarchy, blurry leather texture, cheap hardware, distorted bag proportions, excessive flowers, fake bark texture, muddy burgundy background, low-resolution details, overdecorated composition, black blotches, unreadable typography, cheap catalog look

Create a premium commercial poster for an original instant tomato soup brand named "VELORA SIPS". Use an ultra-realistic food advertising style with a warm cinematic kitchen-still-life mood. Preserve the exact structural logic: a tall vertical poster, a softly blurred dark kitchen background, one large red enamel pot floating in the upper center filled with rich tomato soup, one single upright squeeze-soup sachet positioned directly below the pot like a narrow central connector, and one branded ceramic mug in the lower center receiving the soup stream. The entire composition must create the striking illusion that a full pot of homemade soup is being transformed through one elegant pack into an instantly drinkable serving below. The product must remain the absolute visual hero and the image must feel like a Cannes-level FMCG campaign: clever, clean, appetizing, iconic, and instantly memorable. Style lock: Premium food advertising, ultra-real product photography, warm kitchen atmosphere, product-first composition, clever visual metaphor, refined tabletop styling, high-end retail poster finish, minimal clutter, strong symbolic readability. Core composition: Place one red enamel soup pot in the upper-middle, front-facing, with both handles visible and a smooth front lip where the soup gently pours downward. Directly beneath the pot, align one narrow squeeze-soup pack vertically in the center so it visually bridges the gap between the pot and the mug. The pack must feel perfectly centered, sharp, and deliberate, like the compressed essence of the full recipe. Below it, place one ceramic mug on a wooden tabletop, centered and slightly enlarged, filled with warm tomato soup. The stream of soup must connect the pot, the pack, and the mug in one continuous vertical axis. Surround the lower scene with a controlled ring of fresh tomatoes and a few basil leaves, neatly arranged and clearly secondary. Port super-symbol logic: Turn the pot-pack-mug vertical chain into the brand’s unmistakable super-symbol. The viewer should instantly recognize the identity through one upper source vessel, one slim central squeeze pack, and one comforting serving cup below. The image must read as a complete flavor-convenience ritual condensed into one iconic stacked form. This vertical conversion line should feel ownable, memorable, and readable even at thumbnail scale. Orbit motion logic: Create a clear circular reading path around the central vertical chain. The eye should begin at the pot rim, follow the soup stream downward into the sachet, continue into the mug surface, sweep outward through the front tomatoes and basil leaves, then rise back upward along the steam curls and soft side highlights toward the pot again. Use steam direction, tomato placement, basil arcs, soup flow, and pot curvature to build one elegant loop that repeatedly draws attention back to the center product transformation. Product design: Design one original squeeze-soup pack for "VELORA SIPS" with readable English packaging text such as "Tomato & Basil". The packaging should feel premium, shelf-ready, sharply printed, and globally marketable. Design one matching ceramic mug with the same brand identity in a bold but elegant food-brand style. The mug and sachet must clearly belong to the same product family. Lighting: Use soft warm studio lighting from upper-left with gentle frontal fill. Add appetizing highlights on the soup surface, soft reflections on the enamel pot, subtle printed-package sheen, and a warm glow on the ceramic mug. Let the background remain darker and diffused so the product stack projects forward. Shadows must be soft, rich, and clean. Materials and realism: Render the soup with rich tomato-red density, subtle surface gloss, realistic viscosity, and a smooth continuous pour. Render the red enamel pot with clean glazed finish, soft edge highlights, realistic curvature, and premium kitchenware realism. Render the sachet with crisp flexible packaging material, believable folds, accurate hanging tension, and sharp print detail. Render the ceramic mug with glossy glaze, thick rim, realistic handle, and faint rising steam. Render the tomatoes with natural skin sheen, stem detail, and believable freshness. Render basil leaves with soft vein detail and fresh green elasticity. Render the wooden table as matte, warm, and slightly rustic but refined. Color strategy: Dominant palette: tomato red, warm terracotta, deep kitchen brown, soft cream white. Secondary tones: fresh basil green, muted wood brown, soft amber highlights. Keep the mood warm, comforting, hearty, and premium, with the red soup system as the strongest color anchor. Concept atmosphere: The image should communicate warmth, flavor concentration, crafted comfort, and smart simplicity. The upper pot represents abundance, the central sachet represents modern convenience, and the lower mug represents immediate enjoyment. The full poster must feel like one elegant ritual frozen into a single commercial symbol. Typography and layout: Do not add any extra poster headline outside the product packaging and mug branding. Only the pack and mug may contain original readable English branding and product text. Keep the overall image text-minimal beyond the product itself. Quality target: Hyper-detailed, high-resolution commercial finish, appetizing soup realism, pristine packshot sharpness, clean steam rendering, elegant tabletop depth, strong symbolic readability, no clutter, no muddy shadows, no cheap grocery flyer look. Negative prompt: copied branding, copied slogan, extra headline text, weak product hierarchy, unrealistic soup flow, blurry packaging, warped mug shape, cheap kitchen styling, muddy tomatoes, fake steam, low-resolution print, greasy clutter, black blotches, unreadable label, distorted pot perspective

Create a clean, child-friendly educational vocabulary poster for preschool/kindergarten children, inspired by a simple visual learning card. Feature [FRUIT] as the main large realistic object on the left, and show a [PART / SLICE / SEGMENT] of the same fruit on the right. Connect the two with a playful dotted curved arrow and a tiny simple stick-figure child pointing toward the smaller part. Add the word “[FRUIT NAME]” in large bold uppercase letters at the top and “[PART NAME]” in large bold uppercase letters underneath the smaller image. Use a soft white and very light pastel-blue background, rounded image panels, clean spacing, realistic fruit photography, simple blue typography, and minimal playful illustrations. The overall design should feel bright, educational, modern, uncluttered, and easy for young children to understand, like a premium preschool vocabulary learning card. Vertical 4:5 composition, high resolution, soft lighting, clear labels, no unnecessary decorations.

Create an exceptionally polished theatrical movie poster for “HEN IN BLACK,” a big-budget sci-fi action comedy about a top-secret organization of chickens protecting Earth from extraterrestrial threats. FORMAT: vertical 2:3 theatrical one-sheet, premium Hollywood key art, designed like a real cinema poster rather than an AI illustration. MAIN COMPOSITION: Two elite anthropomorphic hen secret agents dominate the center of the poster, standing back-to-back in an effortlessly cool hero pose. The lead agent is a sleek black hen, slightly taller and more intimidating, with glossy jet-black feathers, a vivid crimson comb, perfectly fitted black suit, narrow black tie and tiny mirrored sunglasses balanced absurdly across her chicken face. Her partner is a rust-red hen, slightly shorter and more chaotic-looking, wearing the same immaculate black agency suit and sunglasses, with several feathers sticking out as though she has just survived an explosion. Their bodies remain unmistakably chicken-like rather than becoming human bodies with chicken heads: feathered torsos, wings cleverly emerging through tailored jackets, visible taloned feet, believable avian anatomy integrated into the clothing. Both stare directly toward camera with dead-serious expressions, completely unaware of how ridiculous they look. Behind them rises the enormous entrance to a clandestine underground agency headquarters: polished black architecture, circular blast doors, illuminated corridors, alien containment chambers, holographic interfaces and mysterious extraterrestrial technology disappearing into atmospheric depth. Above and behind the agents, an enormous glowing UFO hangs over the city at night, partially obscured by storm clouds. A brilliant beam of cold white light descends from the craft directly toward the agency headquarters. Inside that beam, instead of a human being, one terrified ordinary chicken is being slowly abducted upward, wings spread and legs dangling. This should be the poster's main visual joke. Several smaller narrative details reward closer inspection: a tiny alien hiding behind a security checkpoint; an “AUTHORIZED POULTRY ONLY” warning symbol; mysterious glowing eggs inside a laboratory containment chamber; silhouetted chicken agents rushing through distant corridors; one confused normal hen pecking casually at the immaculate agency floor while alarms flash around her. CAMERA / COMPOSITION: dramatic slightly low-angle portrait composition, agents occupying the lower-middle foreground, strong triangular composition leading from the two heroes toward the UFO above. Moderate wide-angle cinematic perspective. Strong foreground/midground/background separation. Leave controlled negative space around the title. Avoid excessive background clutter. VISUAL STYLE: sophisticated photorealistic cinematic key art, dark sci-fi noir mixed with understated absurdist comedy. Extremely detailed realistic feathers, premium tailored fabrics, polished metal, glass and atmospheric smoke. The comedy comes entirely from treating chickens with absolute blockbuster seriousness. COLOR PALETTE: predominantly deep blacks, charcoal, gunmetal and midnight blue; icy cyan-white UFO illumination; subtle crimson accents matching the hens' combs and agency warning lights. LIGHTING: powerful white UFO beam from above creating dramatic rim lighting around both hens; cool blue environmental light; subtle red emergency illumination from below; volumetric haze; glossy highlights across sunglasses and black suits; rich cinematic blacks without losing feather detail. TITLE DESIGN: At the bottom center, enormous elegant condensed uppercase typography: HEN IN BLACK The letters are glossy near-black metallic with a thin cold-white edge light and one subtle red horizontal glow passing through the typography. Sophisticated, minimal and instantly readable. Above the title, small understated tagline: “THEY PROTECT THE COOP. AND THE PLANET.” Below the title: restrained fictional billing block and tiny studio marks, completing the appearance of an authentic theatrical release poster. TONE: Men in Black-style secret-agent cool meets absurd poultry comedy, but create an original visual identity. The image should initially register as an expensive, ominous alien-invasion blockbuster; only a moment later should the viewer realize that every important character is a chicken. QUALITY: award-winning theatrical key art, extremely refined art direction, believable cinematic photography, realistic feather micro-detail, convincing tailoring, sophisticated typography hierarchy, volumetric atmosphere, controlled visual complexity, iconic silhouette, instantly readable thumbnail composition. NEGATIVE PROMPT: cheap parody poster, goofy cartoon style, mascot costume, human bodies with chicken heads, malformed wings, extra limbs, duplicate chickens, identical protagonists, oversized weapons dominating composition, random floating objects, excessive monitors, cluttered background, flat lighting, oversaturated neon, generic cyberpunk, text gibberish, warped typography, amateur Photoshop collage, plastic feathers, childish comedy, meme aesthetic, low-detail background, symmetrical static composition.

Ultra-detailed photorealistic isometric miniature scale-model diorama of the complete world from [CARTOON], floating on a pure off-white studio background with a soft drop shadow beneath. The diorama takes the exact silhouette shape of the iconic setting from [CARTOON] — not a square tile, but the true precise outline of the world, neighborhood, or location, extruded downward into a thick slab of raw rock and earth with rough natural cliff-like edges, like the world physically cut out and lifted. The entire top surface faithfully recreates every location from [CARTOON] in its exact canonical position: every building, landmark, street, underwater feature, terrain element and district that fans recognize from the show. The architecture, color palette, environment design and atmosphere must be completely faithful to [CARTOON] — every iconic location instantly recognizable to any fan. Location labels float above key spots in small clean readable text. Dense micro-detail throughout: tiny figures of the main characters in their correct locations, vehicles and objects authentic to the world, individual trees and environmental features, roads and paths between locations — everything authentic to [CARTOON]'s visual world. Style: hyper-realistic tilt-shift miniature photography — extremely sharp, everything in focus, no blur. Soft warm lighting from above, gentle diffuse shadows. Colors match [CARTOON]'s authentic visual palette faithfully. Layout: diorama floats centered in the lower two-thirds of the frame, clear margins on all sides. Upper third is empty off-white space with minimalist editorial typography, centered: small wide-tracked caps with the world or location name at the very top, then [CARTOON] directly below in a bold condensed sans-serif in medium charcoal grey — large and dominant, then small wide-tracked caps below with the network and premiere year. Minimalist editorial poster aesthetic, premium print quality, 4:5 aspect ratio.

Create a premium commercial poster for an original pasta brand named "ROSSO BASILICO". Use an ultra-realistic food advertising style with a clean, minimal, high-end studio composition. Preserve the exact structural logic: a tall vertical poster, a monochrome warm tomato-orange background, one hero pasta pack floating upright in the exact center, the pack embedded inside a sculptural oval mass of dry rigatoni pasta, glossy red tomato peel ribbons spiraling around the product from top to bottom, fresh basil leaves attached near the lower-left side of the pack, a fresh tomato wedge resting directly beneath the floating object as a visual anchor, and only a few tiny scattered salt and pepper grains near the base. The product must remain the absolute visual hero and dominate the frame. Style lock: Premium FMCG food poster, ultra-clean studio still life, luxury supermarket campaign aesthetic, minimal clutter, product-first hierarchy, polished packaging realism, bright culinary freshness, flagship print advertising finish. Core composition: Place one upright pasta package exactly in the center, front-facing and enlarged for strong retail readability. Wrap the product in a dense oval nest of pale orange-tinted rigatoni that feels sculptural, airy, and controlled. Use three to four long glossy tomato peel ribbons twisting around the pasta mass in one continuous vertical spiral, clearly wrapping the product from the upper crown, across the midsection, and down toward the lower base. Add one fresh basil cluster on the lower-left side and one juicy tomato wedge at the bottom center touching the ground plane directly under the hero object. Keep the background pure and spacious. Orbit motion logic: Make the tomato peels form one unmistakable looping path around the package. The eye should begin at the upper peel arc, descend along the package edge into the rigatoni core, continue through the lower peel curl and tomato wedge, then rise again along the opposite peel ribbon back to the top. The spiral must feel elegant, aromatic, and controlled, like a scent trail turned into form. Use the rigatoni openings, tomato peel curves, basil leaf angles, and package edges to reinforce this circular visual flow. Product design: Design one premium pasta package for "ROSSO BASILICO", with a deep navy label, elegant cream and warm red typography, and refined tomato-basil illustration details. The packaging should feel original, shelf-ready, globally marketable, and sharply printed. The product flavor should read as tomato and basil pasta. Lighting: Use bright premium studio lighting from upper-left with soft frontal fill. Create smooth highlights on the tomato peel skin, subtle sheen on the package surface, delicate shadows within the rigatoni nest, and soft moist highlights on the tomato wedge. Keep the lighting soft, clean, and appetizing, with no muddy shadows and no harsh overexposure. Materials and realism: Render the dry rigatoni pasta with realistic matte flour texture, tubular cut edges, subtle ridging, slight color variation, and believable layering. Render the tomato peel ribbons with glossy fresh skin, visible moisture, translucent inner pith, natural curl tension, and rich tomato-red gradients. Render the basil leaves with subtle vein detail, soft matte sheen, realistic thickness, and fresh green vitality. Render the tomato wedge with translucent pulp, juicy seed pockets, moist cut flesh, and natural gloss. Render the packaging with crisp folds, printed texture, realistic thickness, and premium material finish. Color strategy: Dominant palette: warm tomato orange, rich tomato red, pale pasta coral, fresh basil green. Secondary palette: deep navy on the package, muted cream highlights, and tiny black pepper accents. Keep the entire poster bright, fresh, modern, and elegant, with warm culinary harmony and strong contrast centered on the pack. Typography and layout: Do not add any extra poster headline or floating promotional text outside the product packaging. Only the packaging itself may contain original readable product branding and flavor text. Keep the overall poster text-free beyond the pack design. Concept atmosphere: The image should communicate freshness, Mediterranean brightness, culinary creativity, and refined everyday pleasure. The spiral tomato peels must feel like a fragrant red orbit wrapping the pasta product, turning the package into a vivid iconic centerpiece. Quality target: Hyper-detailed, high-resolution commercial finish, pristine packshot sharpness, appetizing food realism, elegant negative space, strong silhouette readability, no clutter, no cheap supermarket flyer look. Negative prompt: copied branding, copied slogan, extra poster text, blurry packaging, weak product hierarchy, unrealistic pasta texture, dull tomato peel, muddy orange background, messy garnish, low-resolution label, warped package perspective, greasy food look, black blotches, cluttered composition

CREATIVE DIRECTION Create a premium, agency-level DOMINO'S advertising poster inspired by the visual language of bold QSR / FMCG social campaigns: strong graphic composition, one instantly readable visual metaphor, controlled product photography, saturated brand colour as the entire world, clean negative space, tactile food realism, short stacked typography and carousel-system consistency. Do not copy any specific reference composition. Extract the common principles and build an original DOMINO'S execution. The poster must feel like a real global pizza campaign art-directed for Instagram, photographed by a commercial food photographer, not a generic AI food poster. The visual must communicate the idea before the viewer reads the copy. CAMPAIGN DNA Brand: DOMINO'S Hero product: signature pepperoni / cheese pizza in authentic Domino's packaging language Campaign territory: craving + delivery win Concept: THE BOX IS THE WIN Personality: hungry, playful, confident, fast, slightly cheeky Colour system - Dominant Domino's red (#E31837) - Domino's blue (#006491) used only as logo, box accent, small graphic punctuation - White - Soft cream / mozzarella highlight - Restrained dark red shadow The red must own the frame immediately. It should not look like generic ketchup advertising. CREATIVE EXECUTION Graphic visual metaphor + premium pizza hero + QSR social poster Use: - oversized short typography - product scale - repetition of brand red - negative space - one gag / one object relationship - controlled steam and cheese gloss - strong alignment Avoid environmental documentary. This is not a street-lifestyle film still unless the specific frame requires hands/tray. BACKGROUND A completely controlled advertising field. Rich saturated Domino's red with subtle tonal depth. Allowed: - extremely subtle blob / pepperoni-dot pattern at very low contrast - restrained radial falloff - soft dimensional shadowing Forbidden: - random restaurant interior as default - dirty kitchen - city street - collage clutter - extra brands HERO PRODUCT Photoreal Domino's pizza as the most important physical object. Preserve recognizable Domino's box / logo geometry. Do not invent a new logo. Do not redesign the wordmark. Show: - molten mozzarella - pepperoni oil - realistic crust blistering - visible steam, restrained - authentic corrugated pizza box when the box is in frame - believable grease sheen, not plastic CGI Product occupies roughly 50–65% of the frame width unless the idea needs scale contrast. TYPOGRAPHIC SYSTEM Headline: short, 3–6 words, bold contemporary grotesk / heavy sans. Primary line in white. One hook word may be cream-yellow. Secondary line smaller, quieter. Optional bottom lockup: ORDER NOW as a small yellow pill. Optional footer: Hot. Fast. Yours. Typography is hierarchy, not decoration. Do not flood the frame with copy. Do not use fake legal paragraphs. COMPOSITION Format: 1:1 square, Instagram carousel advertising frame Structure: TOP — small Domino's logo lockup, consistent position top-left UPPER THIRD — headline CENTRE — product + the single visual idea BOTTOM — small CTA pill + tiny footer, clean Keep identical padding logic across the whole campaign so nine frames feel like one system. VISUAL HIERARCHY Eye order: 1. pizza / box 2. the metaphor 3. headline 4. CTA Product stays readable at thumbnail size. LIGHTING Premium QSR product photography. Large soft key from above-front. Subtle rim to separate cheese and crust from the red field. Soft contact shadow under box / pizza. Controlled specular highlights on oil and mozzarella. No cinematic teal-orange grade. No heavy bloom. No anamorphic flares. CAMERA / QUALITY Simulate high-end commercial food photography. Approx 80–90mm product feel, f/5.6–f/8. Critical focus on cheese and box logo. High micro-detail. Natural perspective. Edible texture. Looks photographed, then art-directed, not generated and decorated. BRANDING Packaging and one small Domino's logo only. No scattered badges. No competitor marks. No watermark. No extra app UI unless the frame idea is delivery. NEGATIVE DIRECTION NO dark cinematic alley. NO lifestyle party crowd. NO unbranded generic pizza. NO warped logo. NO extra fingers / melted anatomy. NO chocolate-style splash logic. NO multiple concepts in one frame. NO Canva template look. NO tiny unreadable paragraphs. NO fake HDR plastic food. NO changing the red world between frames.