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Create a high-end, cinematic fake product advertisement inspired by the uploaded character reference. First, analyze the character’s visual identity: clothing style, color palette, facial expression, attitude, grooming, accessories, posture, and overall energy. Use these visual cues to determine what type of product they would authentically endorse. PRODUCT SELECTION (randomize based on character analysis): Select ONE product category that organically matches the character’s vibe: luxury fragrance, energy drink, designer sneakers, premium whiskey, vintage motorcycle, high-fashion sunglasses, artisanal coffee, boutique gin, performance athletic wear, retro gaming console, craft beer, avant-garde watch, premium headphones, or concept vehicle. The product name and branding must be completely fictional and feel tailored to this specific character’s aesthetic. Invent a brand name that is short (1-2 words maximum), memorable, and tonally aligned with their visual personality. VISUAL COMPOSITION: Render the reference character in premium 3D with photorealistic materials, cinematic lighting, and polished surface details. Maintain exact fidelity to their face, hair, skin tone, clothing, and recognizable features from the reference image. If the reference shows only a portrait, intelligently extend to a full-body design that cohesively matches their apparent style and proportions. Position the character as the hero of the advertisement in a dynamic pose that suggests attitude and confidence. They should be interacting with or prominently featuring the fake product in a way that feels natural to the product category (holding, wearing, leaning against, or styled alongside it). ART DIRECTION: Extract and amplify the dominant and accent colors from the reference character. Use complementary tones to build the background environment, product design, and typography. The entire ad should feel like a unified color story that elevates the character’s existing palette. Art direction style should mirror the character’s energy: if they appear edgy and urban, use gritty textures and neon accents; if polished and minimal, use clean geometry and luxury finishes; if vintage and warm, use analog film grain and retro color grading. ENVIRONMENT & ATMOSPHERE: Design a background setting that supports the product category and character vibe. Examples: industrial warehouse with dramatic shafts of light, brutalist architecture with bold shadows, desert landscape at golden hour, neon-lit urban alley, minimalist studio with gradient lighting, retro 70s interior with warm practical lights. Use cinematic depth of field, atmospheric haze, rim lighting, and color grading to create premium editorial quality. TYPOGRAPHY & SLOGAN: At the bottom or integrated into the composition, include: 1.Product Name — displayed in bold, highly legible ALL CAPS typography that matches the ad’s aesthetic (condensed sans serif for modern edge, serif for luxury, custom display type for avant-garde) 2.Tagline/Slogan — a short, punchy phrase (max 6 words) that is darkly humorous, sarcastic, self-aware, cynical, or provocatively edgy. The tone should feel like ironic luxury advertising, deadpan wit, or existential product copy. Avoid clichés. Examples of tonal direction for slogans: •“Because you’re worth the lie” •“Taste your poor decisions” •“Elegantly unemployed” The slogan must feel bespoke to the character’s inferred personality and the fake product, not generic. TEXT LEGIBILITY: All text must be correctly spelled English with premium typographic execution. Ensure high contrast between text and background for perfect readability. EXCLUSIONS: No real brand logos, trademarks, existing product names, watermarks, legal disclaimers, or gibberish text. FINAL OUTPUT: Aspect ratio: 4:5, result should feel like a gallery-worthy concept ad from a luxury brand campaign. bold visual identity, cohesive color story, cinematic production value, character-driven authenticity.

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