Create a coordinated six-image dairy-dessert campaign inspired by playful product storytelling, but with an original palette, typography, layouts, copy, and illustrated cow character.
The result should have a distinct visual identity rather than reproduce the reference’s red packaging, blue-sky farm layouts, mascot, or lettering.
OPTIONAL CAMPAIGN INPUTS
• Product photographs: [Optional; identify corresponding formats]
• Confirmed product details and variants: [Optional]
• Confirmed texture reference: [Optional]
• Approved replacement copy: [Optional]
• Approved campaign image: [Optional]
• Artwork language: [English by default]
PRODUCT HANDLING
Use supplied product photographs first. Preserve silhouette, dimensions, packaging format, material, closure, colors, and recognizable non-brand label arrangement.
Do not recolor or redesign supplied packaging merely to match the campaign palette. Apply the new palette to the surrounding design.
If photographs are absent, follow written details. Otherwise use the fictional products defined below.
Remove brand names, logos, websites, social handles, QR codes, certification badges, watermarks, and designer credits.
Do not invent ingredients, flavors, nutrition, volume, weight, certifications, prices, availability, storage directions, or benefit claims.
Treat blank fields and unchanged placeholders as absent.
FICTIONAL PRODUCT DEFAULTS
All fictional formats contain the same caramel-brown milk-caramel dessert and use cream packaging, apricot label panels, plum closures or seams, and only the generic label “MILK CARAMEL.”
• Design 1: short squeeze tube with plum cap and shallow rectangular tub with plum lid.
• Designs 2, 3, and 5: the same cream dessert tub with plum fitted lid and apricot curved label panel.
• Design 4: three identical small sachets.
• Design 6: clear cylindrical jar with plum screw lid and cream-and-apricot label.
If only one real product is supplied, repeat that same format throughout instead of inventing tubes, sachets, tubs, jars, or variants.
Show exposed product in design 5 only when its appearance is confirmed or when using the fictional default. Otherwise keep the product closed.
ORIGINAL CHARACTER
Create one consistent two-dimensional illustrated cow:
• Rounded cream head and body.
• Irregular plum patches.
• Peach muzzle.
• Tiny curved ears.
• Short simple legs.
• Small dot eyes.
• Loose but controlled hand-drawn outline.
• Friendly, understated expressions.
Do not copy the reference mascot, facial proportions, distinctive markings, accessories, or pose.
Keep the character flat and illustrative throughout. Do not turn it into a realistic cow, plush toy, glossy figurine, or 3D mascot.
GLOBAL PALETTE
• Plum #542D4D
• Apricot #EEAD7F
• Warm cream #FFF2DC
• Sage #A7B59A
• Caramel #B9763D
Preserve supplied product colors when different.
TYPOGRAPHY
Use one heavy rounded sans-serif for headlines and a complementary regular sans-serif for supporting copy.
Headlines are left aligned, clearly readable, and generally occupy the upper third. Use plum type on cream or apricot, and cream type on plum.
Maintain approximately 7% safe margins.
No logos, recurring brand wordmarks, websites, footer bars, CTA buttons, or invented fine print.
PHOTOGRAPHIC AND GRAPHIC TREATMENT
Combine believable product photography with clearly flat illustrations and graphic shapes.
Use broad upper-left light, soft coherent shadows, controlled reflections, realistic packaging seams, and modest material texture.
Keep hero products properly focused, with gentle optical falloff where appropriate. Avoid equally sharp detail across every surface.
Do not add grain, haze, neon glow, excessive beveling, toy-like materials, or hyperreal microtexture. Typography and illustration edges remain clean.
CONSISTENCY WORKFLOW
Generate design 1 first. Approve its palette, type character, product treatment, and illustrated cow design.
Reuse the same approved cow in designs 2, 4, and 6. Keep its facial proportions, patches, muzzle color, outline weight, and scale relationships consistent.
Reuse the same fictional tub in designs 1, 2, 3, and 5. Continue using original supplied photographs for real-product identity.
Use the first approved design as a visual reference for later images. Maintain light direction, headline weight, margins, and photographic contrast while preserving composition variety.
NUMBERED DESIGN BRIEFS
1. LITTLE SPOON, LOVELY PAUSE
Use a cream background with apricot picnic cloth across the lower third.
Place the shallow tub front-right and squeeze tube diagonally behind-left. With one supplied product, repeat that format instead.
Add a large flat plum circle behind the products. Let the illustrated cow head peek around its edge.
Upper-left headline:
“LITTLE SPOON.
LOVELY PAUSE.”
Supporting line:
“Make room for a small delight.”
Use plum type and a natural 70mm product perspective around f/5.6.
2. A SPOONFUL OF HAPPY
Use a muted-plum background and a low cream oval pedestal.
Place the tub centered slightly left. Add two overlapping flat apricot arches behind.
At right, seat the illustrated cow on the pedestal, holding a simple spoon. Keep it approximately half the tub’s height.
Upper-left headline:
“A SPOONFUL
OF HAPPY.”
Small supporting line:
“A little dessert moment.”
Use cream type and an 85mm product perspective around f/8.
3. A DIFFERENT KIND OF PICNIC
Place the tub on a pale wooden picnic stool in a softly lit orchard. Use an apricot napkin beneath it and sparse leaves framing an upper corner.
Keep the orchard subdued and the label clear. Add one thin plum looping graphic near the stool.
Upper-right headline:
“TAKE A LITTLE
DELIGHT OUTSIDE.”
Supporting line:
“A different kind of picnic.”
Use plum type, soft morning light, and an 85mm perspective around f/4.5. Do not imply product origin or ingredients through the setting.
4. SMALL PACKS, BIG CHARACTER
Use pale apricot with a large irregular cream shape through the middle.
Arrange three identical sachets in a loose triangle, each supported by a small cream block. With a supplied product, repeat its actual format.
Place the cow behind the central pack, waving. Add two tiny plum doodle stars.
Upper-left headline:
“SMALL PACKS.
BIG CHARACTER.”
Supporting line:
“A little moment to enjoy.”
Use plum type, soft studio light, and a 70mm perspective around f/8.
5. MAKE IT A DESSERT MOMENT
Use a sage tabletop and cream background.
Place the hero tub lower right. Show an open tub and detached lid only when texture is confirmed or using the fictional default.
At left, place two plain bread rolls on an ivory plate. Add a modest spoonful of product to one roll only if spreadability and texture are confirmed or for the fictional default; otherwise leave the rolls plain.
Add an apricot napkin and ordinary spoon.
Upper-left headline:
“MAKE IT
A DESSERT MOMENT.”
Supporting line:
“One small pause at the table.”
Use plum type, rear-left window light, and an 85mm perspective around f/5.6.
6. KEEP A LITTLE DELIGHT NEARBY
Use a cream background with a sage oval entering from lower right.
Place the jar—or actual supplied product format—on a low plum rectangular plinth near lower center.
Let the original illustrated cow peek around the product’s left side, without obscuring the label. Add one short apricot curved arrow.
Upper-left headline:
“KEEP A LITTLE
DELIGHT NEARBY.”
Supporting line:
“For your next dessert moment.”
Use plum type, upper-left studio light, and an 85mm perspective around f/8.
FINAL OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS
Generate 6 separate finished images, one per numbered brief. Each image must have its own complete canvas. Do not combine them into a collage, grid, contact sheet, or multi-panel image.
Use consistent 4:5 portrait canvases.
If generation requires individual calls, generate sequentially using the same approved campaign references and original product photographs.
Exclude the laptop, keyboard, editing-software interface, screen reflections, presentation angle, panel borders, and reference branding.
Check matching product geometry, consistent character design, readable typography, supported objects, realistic materials, coherent shadows, and the absence of unsupported claims before completing each image.