Create a coordinated six-image premium body-care campaign combining orange product studies, natural skin portraits, tactile cream texture, and an ivory towel flat lay.
OPTIONAL CAMPAIGN INPUTS
• Product photograph: [Attach if available]
• Product details: [Optional]
• Confirmed ingredients, fragrance notes, texture, and approved claims: [Optional]
• Personal photograph for portrait designs: [Optional]
• Approved campaign image: [Optional]
• Approved replacement copy: [Optional]
• Artwork language: [English by default]
AUTOMATIC PRODUCT HANDLING
Prioritize a separately supplied product photograph. Preserve silhouette, geometry, proportions, packaging format, material, closure or dispenser, colors, and recognizable non-brand label arrangement.
If no photograph is supplied, use written details. If neither is supplied, use the fictional product defined below. Treat blank fields and unchanged placeholders as absent.
Remove brand names, logos, websites, social handles, QR codes, certification marks, watermarks, and designer credits. Preserve package structure while removing branding. Use minimal generic labeling rather than dense pseudo-text.
Do not invent ingredients, volume, nutrition, health effects, hydration performance, absorption speed, finish, fragrance, sustainability, recycling, vegan status, cruelty-free status, awards, prices, or other factual claims.
FICTIONAL FALLBACK PRODUCT
An original soft aluminum body-balm tube with a burnt-orange satin finish, a short black screw cap, fine black label rules, and the minimal generic label “BODY BALM.”
Its fictional formulation is a dense warm-ivory citrus balm with orange peel, lemon peel, pink-grapefruit peel, and aloe vera. These invented ingredients and texture apply only to the fictional fallback. Do not transfer them to a supplied real product.
Use this same tube geometry, cap, color, label arrangement, and cream appearance throughout all six designs. Reuse the first approved product depiction rather than reinventing it.
REAL-PRODUCT INGREDIENT AND TEXTURE RULES
For supplied products, show fruit, botanical ingredients, fragrance props, or dispensed texture only when confirmed.
In design 4, if ingredients are unknown, replace fruit and aloe with translucent amber discs and curved ivory paper forms, and use the specified neutral headline and callouts.
In design 6, if citrus ingredients or fragrance notes are unknown, replace citrus and leaves with an unbranded ivory ceramic dish and additional towel folds.
In design 5, if texture is unknown, omit the dispensed ribbon. If the supplied package is rigid, preserve its original dispenser and show a stable diagonal package arrangement instead of a crushed tube.
PERSONAL IDENTITY
If a personal photograph is supplied, preserve recognizable facial features, skin tone, age, hairstyle, and defining characteristics. Adapt pose, wardrobe, and lighting to the brief.
Otherwise create one original adult woman with straight dark-brown hair and natural makeup, intentionally recurring in designs 2 and 3. Do not copy the reference model’s exact identity.
GLOBAL PALETTE
• Burnt orange #B94712
• Tangerine #E86C20
• Apricot #F2B58B
• Warm ivory #F4EFE5
• Near-black #24211E
Preserve supplied product colors if different. Use the campaign palette in backgrounds, typography, and props.
TYPOGRAPHY AND GRAPHIC SYSTEM
Use a clean humanist sans-serif family throughout. Headlines are bold, compact, and left aligned unless otherwise specified. Supporting text is small but clearly readable.
Use warm-ivory lettering on orange backgrounds and burnt-orange lettering on ivory backgrounds. Keep approximately 6% safe margins.
Repeat fine annotation lines, restrained outlined circular markers, and slim rounded annotation capsules where specified. No certification-style seals, promotional badges, footer bars, logos, websites, or CTA buttons.
LIGHTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY
Maintain upper-left light direction throughout. Use stronger directional studio light for orange product studies and softer window or beauty light for portraits and towels.
Render realistic aluminum folds, black cap geometry, natural skin pores, towel loops, fruit detail when permitted, and coherent contact shadows. Keep hero products and faces sharp. Avoid excessive smoothing, unnecessary blur, and artificial skin shine.
CONSISTENCY WORKFLOW
Generate design 1 first. Use its approved product depiction, orange palette, typography, and finish as references for later images. Continue using the original product photograph for identity.
Approve the model identity in design 2, then reuse it in design 3. Keep the tube’s size relationships, label layout, cap, materials, and color consistent across product-only and portrait scenes.
Use the same cream appearance in design 5 whenever a confirmed texture reference or fictional default supports it. Maintain consistent annotation type, capsule padding, line weights, and copy tone.
NUMBERED DESIGN BRIEFS
1. CITRUS BODY BALM — HERO INTRODUCTION
Use a vertically divided orange background: pale apricot on the left, deep burnt orange on the right. Place the tube diagonally through the center, cap toward upper right and crimped end toward lower left.
Add clear water droplets to the left background plane, keeping the tube mostly dry. Use a subtle cast shadow and keep the label visible.
Lower-left headline:
“A little care.
An everyday ritual.”
Middle-right callouts:
“Your daily pause”
“A moment to unwind”
“Care, considered”
Use bold warm-ivory headline type, small matching callouts, and simple outlined circular markers. Use upper-left studio light, detailed tube folds, and a natural 70mm product perspective.
2. A PERSONAL CARE MOMENT
Use a warm-ivory studio background. Crop the recurring adult woman from upper chest to just above the head, with her face on the right. She softly winks one eye and gives a relaxed subtle smile.
She holds the upright tube beside her right cheek, appearing on viewer left, with its cap at the top and label facing the camera. Keep five fingers, a natural grip, and an unobstructed label. Use a discreet ivory strapless top.
Upper-left orange capsules:
“Pause for yourself”
“A little daily care”
“Make it your moment”
Lower portrait headline:
“Your daily dose
of me-time.”
Use small ivory capsule lettering and a bold warm-ivory headline with sufficient contrast. Keep text clear of eyes and label. Use soft upper-left beauty light, natural pores, and an 85mm perspective.
3. THE QUIET SKIN PORTRAIT
Reuse the model from design 2. Use a warm-ivory bathroom or dressing-room setting with pale stone surfaces.
Place her on the right two-thirds, torso turned away while looking back over her shoulder. Show head, upper back, and one bare shoulder. Use a securely wrapped ivory towel. Rest one hand gently across the opposite upper arm.
Place a small horizontal product tube on a pale stone ledge at lower left. Add sparse neutral dried stems at far left, with botanical ingredient props only if confirmed.
Upper-left headline:
“Slow down.
Take a moment.
Care for you.”
Supporting lines with small circular markers:
“A quiet pause”
“Your own rhythm”
“An everyday ritual”
Use burnt-orange typography, soft upper-left window light, realistic towel texture, and a 70–85mm perspective.
4. BOTANICAL PRODUCT STUDY
Use a deep burnt-orange background and tabletop. Stand the tube upright at center with a clear contact shadow.
For the fictional citrus default, arrange orange, lemon, and pink-grapefruit cross-sections vertically behind the tube, plus one cut aloe leaf. Keep the label unobstructed.
Default headline:
“A closer look
at citrus care.”
Default ingredient callouts:
“Orange peel”
“Lemon peel”
“Pink grapefruit peel”
“Aloe vera”
Use fine annotation lines and circular markers, with two callouts on each side. Do not add ingredient-benefit claims.
For a real product with confirmed ingredients, use only those ingredients and approved names.
For a real product with no confirmed ingredients, replace fruit and aloe with translucent amber discs and curved ivory paper forms. Use:
“A closer look
at everyday care.”
Neutral callouts:
“The details”
“The daily ritual”
“A moment for you”
“Care, considered”
Use warm-ivory typography, upper-left directional light, and a natural 70mm product perspective.
5. THE LAST SQUEEZE
Use a seamless tangerine background and surface. For the fictional tube, place a partially used package diagonally from upper right toward lower center. Its uncapped nozzle points down-left and touches the beginning of a thick warm-ivory cream ribbon.
Shape the ribbon into a broad natural S across the lower foreground. Show consistent viscosity, rounded edges, contact shadows, and realistic aluminum creases. Keep the detached cap out of frame.
Upper-left headline:
“A little care,
down to the
last squeeze.”
For a rigid supplied package, preserve the container and dispenser, use a stable diagonal arrangement, and change the last line to:
“last detail.”
If real-product texture is unknown, omit the cream ribbon.
Middle-left editorial labels, arranged two by two:
“Pause”
“Unwind”
“Reset”
“Repeat”
Use warm-ivory sans-serif. Do not place labels inside seals or certification-style icons. Use upper-left studio light and an elevated three-quarter 70mm perspective.
6. THE TOWEL-TOP RITUAL
Photograph directly overhead. Arrange thick ivory terry towels in overlapping folds. Place the tube diagonally from upper left to lower right, black cap toward upper left, label visible.
For the fictional citrus default, include a cropped pink-grapefruit half at the right edge, a lemon slice at lower right, an orange slice partly entering the bottom, and a few citrus leaves at upper right.
For a real product, use only confirmed ingredient or fragrance props. If none are confirmed, replace the citrus and leaves with an unbranded ivory ceramic dish and additional towel folds.
Upper-left headline:
“Your daily care ritual.”
Three slim ivory annotation capsules with burnt-orange text and tiny circular plus markers:
“A moment to unwind”
“Make time for yourself”
“An everyday pause”
Keep annotations horizontal and the product unobstructed. Use warm upper-left window light, detailed towel loops, natural tube creases, and soft coherent shadows.
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 1:1 square canvases throughout.
If generation requires individual calls, generate sequentially using the same approved campaign references and original product photograph.
Preserve all design-specific copy, compositions, props, conditional ingredient rules, and packaging requirements. Exclude the reference sheet’s outer borders, gutters, logos, certification icons, and presentation framing.
Check readable typography, correct hands, coherent packaging, physical support, consistent lighting, and the absence of unsupported factual claims before completing each image.
