Create a coordinated nine-image digital-agency campaign combining bold typography, grayscale cutout photography, tactile paper, and surreal technology metaphors.
OPTIONAL CAMPAIGN INPUTS
• Confirmed services: [Optional]
• Approved replacement copy: [Optional]
• Personal photograph for design 5: [Optional]
• Website screenshot for design 7: [Optional]
• Confirmed CTA for design 9: [Optional]
• Approved campaign image: [Optional]
• Artwork language: [English by default]
AUTOMATIC CONTENT RULES
Treat blank fields and unchanged placeholders as absent. Use the exact default copy in the numbered briefs unless approved replacements are supplied.
No brand names, logos, manufacturer emblems, suit patches, flags, websites, social handles, platform icons, QR codes, watermarks, designer signatures, or certification badges.
Do not invent prices, discounts, launch dates, contact details, availability, free consultations, performance guarantees, security claims, lead counts, revenue results, ratings, or awards. Service lists describe creative categories without promising outcomes.
IDENTITY AND REFERENCE HANDLING
Distinguish composition references from personal photographs and website screenshots.
For design 5, preserve a supplied person’s visible identity characteristics while keeping the face hidden behind the magazine. Without a personal photograph, use an original adult woman wearing an ivory sweatshirt and dark trousers.
For design 7, preserve the recognizable layout and visual structure of a supplied website screenshot while removing prohibited branding, contact details, and unverified claims. Without a screenshot, create an original editorial interface with abstract graphic shapes and the hero copy “Make room for ideas.” Avoid dense pseudo-text.
No recurring packaged product is required. Default props are original unbranded devices, chess pieces, a VR mannequin, an editorial magazine, an astronaut suit, and a classical marble philosopher sculpture.
GLOBAL PALETTE
• Electric blue #007BC4
• Deep blue #00598D
• Paper white #F5F4F0
• Near-black #151515
Cyan, violet, and magenta may appear only as restrained reflective accents in designs 1 and 5.
TYPOGRAPHY
Use a stable bold condensed sans-serif family for dominant headlines. Use a complementary geometric sans-serif for introductory lines, supporting copy, service lists, and labels.
Maintain tight headline leading, strong size contrast, readable spacing, and approximately 6% outer margins. Use white type on blue canvases and blue or black type on paper canvases.
GRAPHIC SYSTEM
Alternate electric-blue and warm-white paper backgrounds as specified below. Use subtle circuit traces only in designs 1 and 7. Use grayscale hero imagery except for restrained iridescent accents.
Replace the reference’s branded footer bars with a thin rounded horizontal rule near the bottom: white on blue backgrounds, black on paper backgrounds. The rule contains no text or icons.
No recurring CTA button. Design-specific search fields and capsules remain exactly as described.
LIGHTING AND FINISH
Use soft upper-left directional lighting, coherent contact shadows, natural material texture, crisp hero objects, and restrained background depth. Maintain realistic anatomy, credible hand grips, coherent device geometry, and legible typography.
For surreal scenes, preserve the conceptual impossibility while keeping materials, support, shadows, and perspective convincing.
CONSISTENCY WORKFLOW
Generate design 1 first. Use its approved blue, headline font character, margins, and finish as visual references for later blue posters.
Use design 2 to establish the paper texture and grayscale treatment for designs 4, 6, and 8. Keep headline families, footer-rule thickness, light direction, and blue values stable across all nine images.
Do not flatten all compositions into the same layout. Preserve each numbered concept and its distinct hierarchy.
NUMBERED DESIGN BRIEFS
1. BUILDING A DIGITAL PRESENCE
Use an electric-blue background with subtle circuit traces. Center a glossy black head-and-shoulders mannequin in the lower two-thirds, turned slightly toward viewer left and cropped at the chest.
Give it an oversized opaque black VR visor with restrained cyan, violet, and magenta edge reflections. Use abstract white interface marks on the visor rather than recognizable platform symbols. Float two small 3D chat bubbles beside the head.
Center this copy in the upper third:
“Building”
“DIGITAL”
“presence with purpose.”
Make “DIGITAL” exceptionally large, bold, condensed, and white. Use smaller white sans-serif for the other lines. Add the white bottom rule.
Use controlled studio lighting, a soft cyan rim, coherent reflective materials, and a darker blue gradient behind the shoulders.
2. STRATEGY AS A CHESS MOVE
Use warm-white crumpled paper with a faint architectural grid. A large grayscale hand enters from upper right and naturally grips the crown of a white chess king, suspending it near center-right. Place a black chess king upright below and left.
Upper-left copy:
“WE PLAN”
“STRATEGICALLY”
Use small blue sans-serif for the introduction and a very large blue condensed headline. Allow slight hand overlap while preserving readability.
At middle-right:
“Campaign planning”
“Clear ideas.
Considered moves.”
Below in small black text:
“Bring your message, audience,
and creative direction together.”
Use polished chess materials, realistic fingers, soft upper-left light, paper shadows, and the black bottom rule.
3. CONNECTED BUSINESS TOOLS
Use an electric-blue background with subtle paper grain. Center a large four-line white geometric sans-serif headline:
“YOUR
NEXT
DIGITAL
CHAPTER”
Float a small open silver laptop diagonally near the headline’s upper left, keyboard visible. Place a smaller smartphone near its lower right. Use simple original interface blocks without brands or readable claims.
Below:
“Bring your business into focus.”
Then:
“Branding | Campaigns | Web design”
“Content | Digital strategy”
Use smaller white sans-serif supporting copy, balanced negative space, realistic device geometry, restrained shadows, and the white bottom rule.
4. TURNING ATTENTION INTO CONNECTION
Use warm-white crumpled paper. Center a hand-drawn black funnel diagram in the upper half. Three arrows labeled “ATTENTION” enter a funnel labeled “CONNECTION.” One arrow exits toward “ACTION.”
Place a grayscale hand at right holding a black marker, its tip touching the funnel’s right outline. Make the diagram appear drawn on a transparent foreground pane.
Across the lower-middle area, place a broad blue rounded search field with a white magnifying-glass symbol at its right end.
Inside:
“Who are you trying to reach?”
Below:
“Start with your audience.
Shape the conversation.”
Near the lower quarter:
“Connect | Communicate | Build”
Use handwritten diagram labels and clean sans-serif elsewhere. No dollar symbol or financial-result claim. Add the black bottom rule.
5. THE AGENCY SEARCH, PRINTED
Use an electric-blue studio background. Seat an adult woman frontally in an ivory sweatshirt and dark trousers, one leg crossed comfortably. She holds an oversized open white magazine at head height, hiding her face. Both hands grip the outer page edges naturally.
Behind her, place enormous pale-blue uppercase “CREATE,” cropped at the side edges and partially hidden by her body.
The left magazine page contains a thin blue stylized head drawing and an abstract glossy black bust with a restrained cyan-violet-magenta light accent.
Physically print on the right page:
“Looking for
a fresh
creative
perspective?”
Use tall condensed blue type. Follow the page curvature and perspective. Do not float the text over the photograph.
Use realistic page thickness, paper folds, fingers, clothing, and chair support. Shoot at seated chest height with a 50mm perspective. Add the white bottom rule.
6. A DIGITAL LEAP
Use warm-white crumpled paper. Place a large grayscale cratered moonlike sphere emerging from lower right.
Seat an unbranded grayscale astronaut on its upper-left slope, facing viewer left. Extend the boots toward lower left. Rest an open laptop across the thighs, with gloved hands naturally on the keyboard.
Add one blue curved line sweeping behind the sphere, visible at lower left and toward the right.
At upper left:
“TIME FOR YOUR NEXT”
“DIGITAL”
“STEP.”
Use small blue sans-serif for the introduction and oversized blue condensed type for “DIGITAL” and “STEP.”
Below, in a small blue rounded capsule with white text:
“Explore a new direction.”
Use realistic suit joints, stable body support, detailed crater texture, soft upper-left light, and the black bottom rule. No star field or additional planets.
7. WEBSITE ON DISPLAY
Use an electric-blue background with faint circuit traces. Set an open dark laptop on a black rectangular display plinth in the lower-right area. Show it in three-quarter view with a nearly frontal, readable screen.
Use the supplied website screenshot according to the global rules. Otherwise show an original editorial interface with abstract shapes and:
“Make room for ideas.”
Run two diagonal ribbons behind the laptop and plinth: one deep blue with white lettering, the other white with blue lettering. Repeat only:
“DESIGN • CONTENT • EXPERIENCE”
At upper left:
“WEBSITE”
“A home for your next idea.”
Use enormous white condensed type for “WEBSITE” and a smaller bold supporting line.
Below, in a small white rounded capsule:
“Design | Content | Experience”
Keep ribbons away from the main headline and screen. Use coherent laptop geometry, matte plinth texture, soft upper-left light, and the white bottom rule. No unconfirmed speed, security, or performance claims.
8. THE MARKETING MIX
Use warm-white crumpled paper. Reserve the upper third for centered copy:
“BUILD YOUR”
“MARKETING”
“MIX.”
Use small black sans-serif for “BUILD YOUR,” very large blue condensed type for “MARKETING,” and smaller matching blue “MIX.”
Fill the lower two-thirds with large paper-colored capsules outlined in thin black strokes. Vary their angles and sizes, closely arranged with minimal overlap. Crop selected capsules at the canvas edges without making their labels unreadable.
Each label appears once:
“SOCIAL MEDIA”
“CONTENT”
“DIGITAL MARKETING”
“STRATEGY”
“BRANDING”
“SEARCH”
Use black uppercase geometric sans-serif aligned to each capsule. Set “DIGITAL MARKETING” on two lines if needed.
Keep outlines consistent and typography crisp. Add the black bottom rule, separated from labels. No photography or 3D effects.
9. A CLASSICAL WEBSITE RETHINK
Use an electric-blue background with subtle paper grain and extremely faint rounded interface outlines.
Place a grayscale marble philosopher sculpture in the lower two-thirds, facing viewer right. Use an adult bearded figure with carved draped robes, seated beside a stone desk. One hand rests near the chin; the other rests naturally near the keyboard of an open unbranded laptop on the desk.
Across the upper area:
“READY TO RETHINK YOUR”
“WEBSITE?”
Use a smaller white uppercase introduction and exceptionally large white condensed “WEBSITE?”
Below the headline, aligned right:
“A fresh perspective starts here.”
Use detailed marble curls, veining, robes, coherent fingers, stable laptop support, and soft upper-left light. Photograph from a slightly low frontal three-quarter angle with a 55mm perspective. Add the white bottom rule.
Do not add a free-consultation offer or additional CTA unless explicitly supplied.
FINAL OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS
Generate 9 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.
All nine images use 4:5 portrait canvases.
If generation requires individual calls, generate them sequentially using the same approved campaign references.
Preserve the exact design-specific copy, objects, backgrounds, and compositions. Exclude contact-sheet gutters, presentation framing, reference branding, social icons, websites, and unsupported claims. Check typography, anatomy, perspective, physical support, and material consistency before completing each image.
