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Good Together Burger Poster

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Create one finished 4:5 portrait burger-and-snack combo advertisement. CREATIVE GOAL Preserve the reference’s tactile food photography, oversized typography, playful scale, and strong product hierarchy. Create a distinct design through new colors, copy, product arrangement, lettering, and supporting graphics. The finished advertisement must feel dimensional and appetizing, with photographic hands and food—not a flat vector layout. OPTIONAL INPUTS • Burger and side photographs • Confirmed dish names and ingredients • Approved combo contents • Verified price and currency • Verified availability or offer conditions • Approved brand assets Treat blank fields as absent. Never print placeholders. PRODUCT HANDLING Use supplied photographs first, confirmed descriptions second, fictional defaults third. Preserve actual buns, fillings, patty count, portions, garnishes, container shapes, and food colors. Do not add ingredients to supplied dishes or invent additional products for an actual offer. Remove existing branding unless approved. FICTIONAL DEFAULT FOOD If no product information is supplied, create an illustrative food grouping: • Two single-patty cheeseburgers with toasted potato buns, melted cheddar, pickles, caramelized onion, and a modest amount of sauce. • One plain cream paper bowl containing four breaded potato croquettes, with one opened to reveal a soft potato interior. Present this as a creative food arrangement, not a verified commercial offer. Do not invent flavor names, beverages, serving claims, or dietary status. PALETTE Cherry red: #B6353B Warm cream: #FFF1DC Deep cocoa: #30221F Muted butter yellow: #EBC775 Use cream as the dominant background, cherry red for oversized lettering, cocoa for supporting text, and butter yellow sparingly. Preserve natural food and skin colors. COMPOSITION Build an energetic diagonal rhythm across the canvas. Upper right: A large burger held naturally by an adult hand entering from the right edge. Show a slightly elevated three-quarter angle, revealing the filling beneath the bun. Middle left: The second burger held by a different adult hand entering from the left edge. Position it slightly lower and use a more frontal angle. Lower center: The croquette bowl rests on a low cream surface, with another hand lightly steadying its side. Keep the bowl physically supported. The three product areas form a loose triangle. Leave deliberate space between them so the poster remains readable. Show believable hand-to-food scale, natural grips, coherent fingers, and plausible ingredient weight. Use matching light direction across every photographic element. BACKGROUND TYPOGRAPHY Place enormous cherry-red uppercase lettering behind the food: “GOOD TOGETHER” Use a heavy, broad grotesk sans serif. Allow the words to crop at the canvas edges and be partially hidden by the food. Keep them recognizable as a graphic statement. Do not stretch or squeeze lettering to fill space. MAIN HEADLINE Place the main title in the lower-left open area: “THE GOOD COMPANY” Set “THE GOOD” in compact bold cocoa sans serif. Set “COMPANY” in expressive cherry-red brush script. Use an original lettering arrangement with clear spacing. Avoid copying the reference’s exact script, underline, or lower-right title placement. SUPPORTING COPY Small cocoa line near the headline: “Make room for a shared bite.” Render only this specified copy unless approved replacements are supplied. PRODUCT LABELS If confirmed dish names are supplied, add small readable cocoa labels near the matching products. Use at most one short, thin leader line per label, ending near the food without crossing another object or text. Without confirmed names, omit labels rather than inventing menu items. PRICE AND OFFER DETAILS Include a price only if an exact approved price and currency are supplied. If supplied, place it in a small butter-yellow rectangular ticket near the upper-left margin, with cocoa typography. Otherwise omit the entire price element and preserve breathing room. Only include availability, drink counts, days, discounts, or other offer conditions when explicitly supplied. Do not copy the reference’s price, quantities, or promotional terms. FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY Full-frame commercial food-photography character: Canon EOS R5, 85mm lens, approximately f/8, ISO 100, 1/160 second, white balance around 5200K. Use a large diffused side-back key from upper left, gentle frontal white bounce, and restrained negative fill for shape. Buns: Soft toasted surfaces, gentle wrinkles, and localized highlights. Avoid a uniformly lacquered plastic shell. Patties: Irregular browned edges with subtle variation, not exaggerated crystalline crust. Cheese and sauce: Natural weight, restrained shine, believable folds, and modest amounts. No excessive drips. Croquettes: Irregular breading with varied crumb size, darker crevices, and a naturally broken interior. Hands: Natural skin variation and realistic nails. No smoothing filter, exaggerated pores, duplicated fingers, or jewelry copied from the reference. DEPTH AND FINISH Keep the main food planes clearly resolved, with gentle softness through depth. Use coherent contact shadows inside the bowl, between ingredients, and wherever hands support food. Integrate cutouts cleanly without white fringes or dark halos. Typography remains crisp. Photography retains natural optical softness. Avoid HDR halos, excessive clarity, harsh sharpening, fake steam, theatrical haze, blanket grain, floating ingredients, repeated croquettes, and glossy CGI rendering. EXCLUSIONS No invented logos, restaurant names, websites, contact details, QR codes, awards, certification badges, designer credits, or watermarks. FINAL CHECK One visually rich portrait advertisement. Two prominent handheld burgers and one grounded snack bowl. Fresh diagonal composition and original typography. Natural food texture and believable hands. Comfortable text spacing. No unsupported prices or offer details.

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