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Master prompt

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Create a coordinated six-image smartphone social media campaign. CREATIVE OBJECTIVE Preserve the reference’s energetic technology-launch character: prominent product close-ups, expressive people, large confident typography, and a vivid coordinated identity. Create fresh compositions, graphic structures, copy, and typography. Make the design distinct while retaining excitement and product desirability. OUTPUT Generate 6 separate finished images, one per numbered brief. Each image must have its own complete 4:5 portrait canvas. Do not combine them into a collage, grid, contact sheet, or multi-panel image. If necessary, generate the images sequentially. Deliver flat artwork without monitors, software interfaces, screen distortion, desks, presentation borders, or surrounding rooms. OPTIONAL INPUTS • Phone photographs • Exact phone model and variant • Personal photographs • Confirmed product information • Approved replacement copy • Approved brand assets Treat blank inputs as absent. Do not print placeholders. PRODUCT ACCURACY Prioritize supplied photographs, then confirmed product details, then the fictional default. Preserve exact phone proportions, body color, materials, camera count, lens spacing, camera island, flash, buttons, ports, and finish. Remove branding unless explicitly approved. Do not recolor a supplied phone to match the campaign. If an exact commercial model is named without photographs, verify its design using official manufacturer references before depicting it. Do not mix models, invent hardware, or assume the reference artwork is technically accurate. If verification is unavailable, request a suitable product photograph. Without product input, use one consistent fictional unbranded satin-silver smartphone with two vertically aligned rear cameras. It must remain the same device across all six images. If only one product is supplied, show alternative views of that product. Do not invent additional models or color variants. PEOPLE Preserve supplied identities, ages, skin tones, facial features, hairstyles, and body proportions. Otherwise use the distinct original adults described in the briefs. Keep expressions and gestures natural, with believable hand anatomy and realistic phone scale. CAMPAIGN IDENTITY Electric cobalt: #214BE8 Ice blue: #DDEBFF Warm white: #F8F7F2 Restrained lime: #D8EF65 Use cobalt for energy, ice blue and warm white for clarity, and lime only for small emphasis. Maintain natural skin tones and faithful product colors. TYPOGRAPHY Extra-bold contemporary grotesk headlines with broad proportions. Clean regular sans-serif supporting copy. Clear hierarchy, deliberate line breaks, and approximately 6% safe margins. Avoid copying the reference’s exact type arrangement, repeated circular background lettering, orange panels, contact strips, or branded footer. GRAPHIC LANGUAGE Offset rectangular outlines, broad horizontal bands, shallow diagonal panel edges, and small lime corner blocks or underlines. Vary the compositions while maintaining consistent typography, spacing, and color relationships. PHOTOGRAPHIC FINISH Full-frame commercial photography with controlled lighting and natural material differences. For portraits: approximately 85mm, f/5.6, 1/160 second, ISO 100–200. For standard product views: approximately 85mm, f/8, 1/160 second, ISO 100. For camera detail: approximately 105mm macro, f/8, 1/160 second, ISO 100. For the environmental creative scene: approximately 50mm, f/4–f/5.6, 1/250 second, ISO 200–400. Neutral white balance around 5200–5400K, adjusted to the actual light. Use broad diffusion, tall strip softboxes for product reflections, gentle bounce fill, and black flags for edge control. Retain natural skin variation, subtle fabric folds, believable satin metal, optical glass, and coherent reflections. Keep important details clear with gradual depth falloff. Avoid harsh sharpening, exaggerated pores, plastic skin, HDR halos, fake lens glow, excessive gloss, blanket grain, haze, or global blur. Do not invent technical specifications, battery claims, camera capabilities, launch dates, preorder availability, trade-in programs, prices, discounts, contact details, awards, certification badges, QR codes, or watermarks. ARTWORK COPY Render only the exact English copy specified below. DESIGN 1 — PRODUCT REVEAL Cobalt background. A hand holds the phone upright from its lower edge, rear visible in three-quarter view, slightly right of center. Phone occupies approximately 65% of canvas height. Place a large cropped ice-blue rectangular outline behind it, offset toward the upper right. Warm-white headline at upper left, with “NEXT” in lime: “MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE.” Supporting copy at lower left: “A closer look starts here.” Keep the grip plausible and product reflections controlled. DESIGN 2 — PORTRAIT AND PHONE Ice-blue background. Original adult woman with medium-brown skin, short dark curly bob, and plain cobalt shirt, unless a personal photograph is supplied. Upper-chest portrait slightly left of center. She holds the phone vertically beside her cheek, rear visible, both eyes unobstructed. Relaxed, confident expression looking just past the camera. Cobalt headline in open right-side space: “YOUR DAY. YOUR WAY.” Supporting copy near the bottom: “Make space for what matters.” Add one restrained lime underline. DESIGN 3 — EVERYDAY CONNECTION Warm-white canvas with a cobalt panel across the lower 60%, its upper edge on a shallow diagonal. Original adult man with dark skin, closely cropped hair, and warm-white overshirt, unless a personal photograph is supplied. Side-profile portrait at right, phone held naturally to his ear. Attentive, relaxed expression. Head extends above the cobalt panel. Cobalt headline at upper left: “KEEP THE CONVERSATION GOING.” Warm-white supporting copy in the lower-left cobalt area: “For the moments you want to share.” Add a small ice-blue inset near the bottom showing the same phone’s rear in three-quarter view. Include one narrow lime rule. Do not imply improved signal, call quality, or battery performance. DESIGN 4 — TWO PERSPECTIVES Ice-blue background with two offset cobalt rectangular panels. Upper-left phone held by a hand entering from the top, rear visible. Lower-right view held by another hand entering from the bottom, dark reflective screen visible. Use the same device for both views unless separate products are supplied. Do not invent a screen interface. Cobalt headline in the open central area: “A FRESH PERSPECTIVE.” Supporting copy: “Look at the details from every angle.” Use a small lime corner block. No trade-in, upgrade, discount, or technical-comparison claims. DESIGN 5 — CAMERA DETAIL Deep cobalt background with a broad ice-blue horizontal band across the middle. Close product photograph of the phone’s rear camera area entering from the lower-right edge. Crop the phone intentionally at the bottom and right while keeping camera geometry readable. Warm-white headline at upper left: “LOOK A LITTLE CLOSER.” Supporting copy: “The details deserve a moment.” Place a small lime rectangular accent toward the upper right. Use controlled soft reflections, accurate camera construction, and gentle depth falloff. No glowing lenses or invented camera specifications. DESIGN 6 — CREATIVE PROCESS Warm-white canvas with cobalt column occupying the left 35%. Photographic scene across the right 65%: An original adult woman with short dark hair and an ice-blue shirt sits at a tabletop arranging a ceramic cup, pear, and folded fabric. Natural over-the-shoulder view. She holds the phone vertically, composing a photograph. Phone rear faces the viewer; screen faces her. Preserve a supplied person and product when provided. Place a small product view of the same phone in the lower-left cobalt column. Warm-white headline in the upper-left column: “MAKE SOMETHING YOURS.” Cobalt supporting copy beneath the photograph: “Start with an idea.” Add one restrained lime underline. Use soft window light, natural skin, coherent shadows, and gradual background softness. No invented recording interface or cinema claims. FINAL CHECK Deliver six separate portrait artworks. Preserve supplied product geometry and personal identities. Keep copy accurate and readable. Maintain excitement, strong product hierarchy, complementary colors, and distinct compositions. Ensure natural photographic detail without hard sharpening.

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Make your next move

Create one finished 4:5 portrait smartphone campaign advertisement. PRODUCT Use a supplied phone photograph first. Preserve its exact body color, camera arrangement, lens count, proportions, buttons, materials, and finish. Remove branding unless explicitly approved. If no product is supplied, use a fictional unbranded satin-silver smartphone with two vertically aligned rear cameras. Do not imply that it is an existing commercial model. DESIGN Electric cobalt #214BE8 background, ice blue #DDEBFF, warm white #F8F7F2, and restrained lime #D8EF65. Use an extra-bold contemporary grotesk headline with broad proportions, paired with a clean regular sans serif. Show a hand holding the phone upright from its lower edge. Photograph its rear in a three-quarter view, positioned slightly right of center and occupying approximately 65% of the canvas height. Place a large cropped ice-blue rectangular outline behind the phone, offset toward the upper right. Avoid circular repeated background lettering. Headline at upper left: “MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE.” Use warm-white type, with “NEXT” in lime. Small supporting copy at lower left: “A closer look starts here.” PHOTOGRAPHY Full-frame camera character, Sony A7R V, 85mm lens, f/8, 1/160 second, ISO 100, white balance near 5400K. Large overhead diffusion, a tall strip softbox at camera left, and black flags controlling edge reflections. Show believable satin metal, optical glass, subtle fingerprints only where naturally handled, and realistic skin. Main details remain clear without hard sharpening or exaggerated microtexture. Keep the grip anatomically plausible. No floating phone, artificial glow, lens flare, HDR halos, or excessive gloss. No invented model name, release date, preorder availability, price, technical claim, contact information, logo, QR code, or watermark. Deliver flat artwork without a monitor or software interface.

Cobalt Portrait with Satin Phone

Create one finished 4:5 portrait smartphone lifestyle advertisement. INPUTS Preserve a supplied person’s identity, age, facial features, skin tone, hairstyle, and body proportions. Otherwise create an original adult woman with medium-brown skin and a short dark curly bob, wearing a plain cobalt shirt. Preserve a supplied phone’s exact geometry, color, camera arrangement, buttons, and materials. Remove branding unless approved. Without product input, use a fictional satin-silver phone with two vertically aligned rear cameras. DESIGN Ice-blue #DDEBFF background with electric-cobalt #214BE8 typography, warm-white #F8F7F2 accents, and one restrained lime #D8EF65 underline. Frame the person from the upper chest upward, slightly left of center. She holds the phone vertically beside her cheek with its rear visible, leaving both eyes unobstructed. Use a relaxed, confident expression looking just past the camera. Keep the phone realistically sized relative to her hand and face. Place the headline in the open right-side space: “YOUR DAY. YOUR WAY.” Supporting copy near the bottom: “Make space for what matters.” Use broad extra-bold grotesk typography and restrained regular supporting text. Keep the face separate from the headline. PHOTOGRAPHY Full-frame camera character, Canon EOS R6 Mark II, 85mm lens, f/5.6, 1/160 second, ISO 100–200, neutral white balance near 5200K. Large diffused key from upper left, gentle bounce fill, and negative fill for facial shape. Match the phone’s reflections to the portrait lighting. Retain natural skin variation, fine hair softness, fabric folds, and gradual depth falloff. No exaggerated pores, beauty-filter skin, oversharpened hair, artificial bloom, or plastic product reflections. No invented branding, specifications, promotional claims, prices, contact information, QR codes, or watermark. Deliver one flat finished advertisement.

Borderless Cobalt Portrait with Lime Accent

Create one finished 4:5 portrait smartphone lifestyle advertisement. PRODUCT AND PERSON Use supplied photographs first, preserving personal identity and exact phone construction, color, buttons, and camera geometry. Otherwise show an original adult man with dark skin, closely cropped hair, and a plain warm-white overshirt. Use a fictional satin-silver smartphone with two vertically aligned rear cameras. COMPOSITION Warm-white #F8F7F2 canvas. Place a large electric-cobalt #214BE8 panel across the lower 60%, with a shallow diagonal upper edge. Show the man in a natural side-profile portrait on the right, holding the phone to his ear. His expression is attentive and relaxed. Position his head partly above the cobalt panel. At upper left, set a bold cobalt headline: “KEEP THE CONVERSATION GOING.” Place supporting copy in warm white within the lower-left cobalt area: “For the moments you want to share.” Include one small ice-blue #DDEBFF inset near the bottom showing the same phone’s rear in a clean three-quarter product view. Keep its geometry identical to the phone in the portrait. No invented color variants. Use extra-bold broad grotesk headlines and clean regular supporting typography. Add one narrow lime #D8EF65 rule. PHOTOGRAPHY Full-frame camera, 85mm lens, f/5.6, 1/160 second, ISO 100–200, white balance around 5200K. Soft lateral key, restrained fill, natural skin tones, and controlled metallic reflections. Preserve believable hand placement and contact between phone and ear. Avoid exaggerated smiles, fake interface graphics, glowing screens, and oversharpened texture. Do not imply improved signal, battery life, call quality, or other unverified performance. No logos, prices, contacts, certification badges, or watermarks. Flat artwork only.

Two phones, one fresh perspective

Create one finished 4:5 portrait smartphone comparison-style editorial advertisement. PRODUCT INPUT Use supplied product photographs faithfully. Preserve exact shapes, colors, camera counts, lenses, buttons, finishes, and proportions. If only one phone is supplied, show two views of that same phone rather than inventing another model. If no product is supplied, show front and rear views of one fictional satin-silver smartphone with two vertically aligned rear cameras. Do not invent an upgrade, trade-in program, discount, or technical comparison. DESIGN Ice-blue #DDEBFF background with two offset cobalt #214BE8 rectangular panels, separated by generous negative space. Place one phone in the upper-left area, held naturally by a hand entering from the top. Show its rear. Place the second view in the lower-right area, held by a different hand entering from the bottom. Show a dark reflective screen with no invented interface. Keep the phones physically plausible in scale and perspective. Avoid crossed or tangled hands. Headline in cobalt through the open central area: “A FRESH PERSPECTIVE.” Small supporting line: “Look at the details from every angle.” Use broad extra-bold grotesk typography, warm-white #F8F7F2 accents, and a small lime #D8EF65 corner block. PHOTOGRAPHY Full-frame camera character, 85mm lens, f/8, 1/160 second, ISO 100, neutral white balance. Broad diffusion and strip lights positioned to create consistent reflections across both product views. Retain realistic skin and restrained metal highlights. No stickers, invented specifications, packaging boxes, floating phones, fake screen glow, or hard edge sharpening. No logos, prices, upgrade promises, contact details, QR codes, or watermark. Deliver finished flat artwork.

Closer look at the phone camera

Create one finished 4:5 portrait smartphone camera-detail advertisement. PRODUCT Use a supplied phone photograph and preserve its exact lens count, lens spacing, camera island, flash placement, body color, finish, and proportions. Without product input, use a fictional satin-silver smartphone with two vertically aligned rear cameras. Do not add extra lenses or claim existing model identity. DESIGN Deep electric-cobalt #214BE8 background with a broad ice-blue #DDEBFF horizontal band across the middle. Show a closely photographed rear camera area entering from the lower-right edge. Let the phone crop intentionally at the bottom and right, while keeping the camera arrangement readable. Use a small lime #D8EF65 rectangular accent toward the upper right. Place the warm-white #F8F7F2 headline at upper left: “LOOK A LITTLE CLOSER.” Small supporting copy beneath: “The details deserve a moment.” Use heavy broad grotesk typography. Keep decorative elements minimal so the product’s materials and geometry provide the visual interest. PHOTOGRAPHY Full-frame camera character, Nikon Z7 II, 105mm macro lens, approximately f/8, 1/160 second, ISO 100, neutral white balance near 5400K. Use a large diffusion frame reflected softly across the body, narrow strip highlights along the edges, and black flags around the camera module. Keep the principal camera plane resolved, with gentle optical falloff toward the more distant phone edge. Glass reflections should correspond to actual light sources. Avoid jewel-like glowing lenses, exaggerated dust, etched texture, halos, and artificial sharpening. No megapixel numbers, camera-performance claims, model name, price, logos, contact information, QR codes, or watermark. Flat artwork only.

Make something yours

Create one finished 4:5 portrait smartphone creative-lifestyle advertisement. PRODUCT AND PERSON Use supplied product and personal photographs first, preserving phone geometry, color, materials, and the person’s identity. Otherwise use a fictional satin-silver phone with two vertically aligned rear cameras and an original adult woman with short dark hair, wearing a simple ice-blue shirt. DESIGN Warm-white #F8F7F2 canvas with an electric-cobalt #214BE8 column occupying the left 35%. Place a photographic scene across the right 65%: the person sits at a tabletop arranging a small still life of a ceramic cup, a pear, and folded fabric. Photograph her from a natural over-the-shoulder angle. She holds the phone vertically in one hand, composing a photograph. Show the rear of the phone; its screen faces her. Avoid inventing a professional camera interface. Include one small isolated product view of the same phone near the lower-left area, placed within the cobalt column. Headline in warm white in the upper-left column: “MAKE SOMETHING YOURS.” Supporting copy in cobalt beneath the photograph: “Start with an idea.” Add a restrained lime #D8EF65 underline and use broad extra-bold grotesk typography with simple regular supporting text. PHOTOGRAPHY Full-frame camera character, 50mm lens, approximately f/4–f/5.6, 1/250 second, ISO 200–400, daylight white balance around 5400K. Soft window light from camera left, gentle room bounce, natural skin, realistic tabletop contact shadows, and gradual background softness. Preserve believable phone scale, hand anatomy, and reflections. Avoid fake recording lights, invented cinema specifications, excessive teal-orange grading, plastic surfaces, or global blur. No performance claims, software branding, prices, contact information, QR codes, logos, or watermark. Deliver flat finished artwork.