Most brands start at step 6.

Use the first attached image as the identity reference for the character only, and copy exactly: its small chunky designer-toy proportions, about three and a half heads tall; the perfectly smooth featureless matte signal-orange (#FF5B1F) velvet face framed by a hood that is always up; the two tall vertical oval eyes glowing a soft warm white; and the plush signal-orange gloved hands with a thumb and four soft fingers. Ignore the clothing in the attached image and dress the character only in the outfit described below. Wherever the outfit leaves arms or legs bare, the character's body is the same soft signal-orange velvet as its face.

Outfit: the starter look. A heavyweight charcoal-graphite (#2A2A2D) fleece hoodie with the hood up, kangaroo pocket and grey drawstrings ending in small signal-orange aglets; a small orange felt emblem of a circle, a square and a triangle on the left chest; oversized charcoal-graphite fleece joggers gathered at ribbed ankle cuffs; plain chalk-white leather low-top trainers with charcoal-graphite laces and no logo. The hood stays up and frames the face; no part of the outfit covers the face.

Pose and expression: standing tall in a confident hero stance, facing the camera at a slight three-quarter turn to the left, feet a little wider than the hips, chest proud, chin slightly raised, the glowing eyes calm and steady. Both fists rest on the hips.

Environment: an empty photo studio with a seamless light grey paper backdrop (#E6E6E8) curving into the floor, nothing else in the frame.

Composition: full body, centred, clear space above the hood and below the feet, a soft contact shadow on the floor directly below, the silhouette fully readable with no limb crossing the face.

Camera: product-style studio shot, camera at the height of the character's chest, 85mm lens equivalent, f/8 so the whole figure is in sharp focus.

Lighting: a large soft box above and to the front left as key, a weaker soft fill from the right, a gentle overhead light lifting the top of the hood, soft graduated shadows in the fabric folds, the eye glow casting a subtle warm light inside the hood.

Mood: eager, ready.

Material realism: true-to-life fabric weight and texture for every garment, natural folds at the elbows, waist and knees, soft fuzz on the orange velvet face, hands and any bare limbs, fine stitching on seams and the emblem.

Style: premium 3D collectible designer-toy character render, soft-touch physical materials, clean studio product photography.

Colour treatment: neutral and true-to-colour, clean light greys, the outfit's own colours as described, signal orange (#FF5B1F) on the face, hands and the accents named in the outfit, warm white eye glow, no colour cast.

Avoid: any text, letters, numbers or logos anywhere, including on clothing, shoes and props; a mouth, nose or human skin; extra fingers; a second character. The hood down or missing; the face covered or recoloured.

A flat modern two-ink illustration of an original cartoon character for a potato chip brand, one figure alone as a die-cut sticker in the centre of the page. The character is a chunky lumpy potato with a big simple rounded body filled in flat butter yellow, drawn with a thick even outline in electric cobalt blue, and two small cobalt dimples on its side like the eyes on a real potato. It is the lead singer of a rock band, leaning far back from the waist in a full scream. Its enormous open mouth takes up the top half of its body and shows two rows of huge square cream-white teeth, with a solid cobalt blue mouth interior. Its two eyes are squeezed shut into thick curved cobalt lines of pure joy. One thick tube-shaped cobalt arm grips a chunky simple microphone right in front of its mouth, and the other arm is flung straight up with an open hand. Two thick tube-shaped legs in butter yellow with cobalt outlines end in big chunky flat shoes, one foot stomping forward and the other heel lifted. Four large square salt crystals in butter yellow burst outward from the mouth like the sound of the scream. Around the whole figure runs a clean even border of butter yellow, like a die-cut sticker edge. The background is one flat even near-black colour, hex 14161A, edge to edge. Straight side-on three-quarter view, the full figure visible, centred, filling about two thirds of the frame. Flat ink with no lighting at all. Loud, joyful mood. Style of a contemporary independent snack brand illustration and a modern band poster: bold, simple, chunky shapes with confident hand-drawn wobble, exactly two inks, cobalt blue and butter yellow, plus cream-white teeth. Square 1:1 format. Clean flat colour fills only, with no gradients, no shading, no halftone dots, no grain, no 3D, no text, no letters, no logo.

Use case: stylized-concept. Create an ORIGINAL premium 3D mascot for SMILE, a warm family-focused mobile service brand. Single character full body, centered, front three-quarter view, welcoming wave, isolated on TRUE TRANSPARENT alpha background. A cuddly designer-toy character with a large softly rounded sunshine-yellow head (not a hat), tiny compact matching sunshine-yellow body, stubby rounded arms and feet, elegant charcoal oval dot eyes and a clean charcoal curved smile arc echoing SMILE's two-dot and curved-arc logo. Very subtle warm rosy cheeks, no nose, no mouth beak, no clothing, no glasses, no hair, no text. Proportions: head around 55% of total height, friendly compact silhouette, arms integrated into body. Luxurious matte soft vinyl/clay material, believable subsurface shading, exquisite soft studio lighting, gentle ambient occlusion, smooth sculpted volume, crisp professional high-detail render, refined bevels, no black outlines. A warm reassuring personality. Reference inspiration is the craftsmanship of a friendly lime-green 3D creature and a compact charcoal/yellow toy mascot, but this is a distinctly ORIGINAL smile-shaped yellow character, do not copy either character. Entire body with plenty of transparent margin, no crop, no pedestal, no floor plane, no background, no lettering, no watermark. Highest available visual quality and resolution. This is the master identity for subsequent consistent action poses.

The attached image is the identity lock: the approved master of an existing mascot. Keep exactly this character and change nothing about it: a plush designer-toy figure in a charcoal fleece hoodie with the hood always up, a round signal-orange face with two soft white glowing oval eyes and no mouth, orange mitten-like gloves, a small orange emblem on the left chest made of a circle, a square and a triangle in a row, two charcoal drawstrings with orange tips, charcoal fleece joggers and chunky white sneakers. Same proportions, same materials, same face.

Create a character turnaround sheet of this one character: four full-body views standing side by side in a single row, evenly spaced, all at exactly the same scale and height. From left to right: front view, right side profile, back view showing the hood and the back of the hoodie from behind, and a three-quarter view from the left. The same neutral standing pose in every view, arms relaxed at the sides, feet flat on the floor.

Background: one seamless light warm-grey studio sweep, hex E8E7E4, edge to edge. Camera: straight-on product view at chest height with almost no perspective, every figure fully visible with generous space above the hood and below the sneakers. Light: a large soft key light from the front left, soft fill from the right, a gentle contact shadow under each pair of sneakers, no hard rim light. Materials: soft fleece with visible fibres, a matte felt-like orange face with a subtle inner glow, clean white leather sneakers.

Wide 3:2 landscape image. No text, no labels, no numbers, no arrows, no grid lines.

The attached image is the identity lock: the approved master of an existing mascot. Keep exactly this character and change nothing about it: a cuddly designer-toy figure with a large softly rounded sunshine-yellow head, charcoal oval dot eyes, a clean charcoal curved smile arc, very subtle rosy cheeks, no nose, no hair, no clothes, a compact sunshine-yellow body with stubby rounded arms and feet, all in matte soft vinyl. Same proportions: the head is about 55 percent of the total height.

Create a character turnaround sheet of this one character: four full-body views standing side by side in a single row, evenly spaced, all at exactly the same scale and height. From left to right: front view, right side profile, back view showing the smooth back of the head and body, and a three-quarter view from the left. The same calm standing pose in every view, arms relaxed at the sides.

Background: one seamless pale cream studio sweep, hex FFF6D2, edge to edge. Camera: straight-on product view at body height with almost no perspective, every figure fully visible with generous space around it. Light: a large soft key light from the front left, soft fill from the right, gentle ambient occlusion and a soft contact shadow under each figure. Material: matte soft vinyl with gentle subsurface glow, smooth sculpted volumes, refined bevels, no outlines.

Wide 3:2 landscape image. No text, no labels, no numbers, no arrows, no grid lines.

Use the first attached image as the identity reference for the character only, and copy exactly: its small chunky designer-toy proportions, about three and a half heads tall; the perfectly smooth featureless matte signal-orange (#FF5B1F) velvet face framed by a hood that is always up; the two tall vertical oval eyes glowing a soft warm white; and the plush signal-orange gloved hands with a thumb and four soft fingers. Ignore the clothing in the attached image and dress the character only in the outfit described below. Wherever the outfit leaves arms or legs bare, the character's body is the same soft signal-orange velvet as its face.

Outfit: boxing training. A charcoal-graphite hooded sweat top with the hood up and the sleeves pushed to the elbows showing the orange velvet forearms, the small orange felt emblem of a circle, a square and a triangle on the left chest; black satin boxing shorts with a wide signal-orange waistband; tall charcoal-graphite boxing boots with chalk-white soles and no logo; plump signal-orange felt boxing gloves worn over the hands. The hood stays up and frames the face; no part of the outfit covers the face.

Pose and expression: in a boxing guard, gloves up in front of the chest leaving the face fully visible, front foot forward, slight bounce in the knees, three-quarter turn to the left, the glowing eyes narrowed and focused.

Environment: an empty photo studio with a seamless light grey paper backdrop (#E6E6E8) curving into the floor, nothing else in the frame except the props named above.

Composition: full body, centred, clear space above the hood and below the feet, a soft contact shadow on the floor directly below, the silhouette fully readable with no limb or prop crossing the face.

Camera: product-style studio shot, camera at the height of the character's chest, 85mm lens equivalent, f/8 so the whole figure and every prop are in sharp focus.

Lighting: a large soft box above and to the front left as key, a weaker soft fill from the right, a gentle overhead light lifting the top of the hood, soft graduated shadows in the fabric folds, the eye glow casting a subtle warm light inside the hood.

Mood: fierce, ready.

Material realism: true-to-life fabric weight and texture for every garment, natural folds at the elbows, waist and knees, soft fuzz on the orange velvet face, hands and any bare limbs, fine stitching on seams and the emblem, props made of soft felt or the real material named, with plausible weight.

Style: premium 3D collectible designer-toy character render, soft-touch physical materials, clean studio product photography.

Colour treatment: neutral and true-to-colour, clean light greys, the outfit's own colours as described, signal orange (#FF5B1F) on the face, hands and the accents named in the outfit, warm white eye glow, no colour cast.

Avoid: any text, letters, numbers or logos anywhere, including on clothing, shoes and props; a mouth, nose or human skin; extra fingers; a second character. The hood down or missing; the face covered, masked or recoloured; any real brand's stripes, swooshes or marks.

A flat modern two-ink illustration of an original cartoon character for a potato chip brand, one figure alone as a die-cut sticker in the centre of the page. The character is a chunky fried chicken drumstick, with a big rounded body filled in flat cream and covered in a few large simple bumpy crust shapes along its outline, drawn with a thick even outline in hot red-orange. The clean bone sticks straight up out of the top of its head like a funny hairstyle. It is the drummer of a rock band, caught in mid-air above a single round snare drum, arms raised high at the top of a huge swing. Its wide grin runs across its whole body, showing two rows of huge square white teeth pressed together with the effort, and its two half-closed eyes are heavy with pleasure, drawn in thick red-orange lines. Two thick tube-shaped red-orange arms each hold one long plain drum stick above its head. Two thick tube-shaped cream legs with red-orange outlines kick out to either side, ending in big chunky flat shoes. The snare drum below is a simple flat red-orange cylinder with a cream top, and three short thick red-orange lines burst out from it to show the sound of the hit. Around the whole figure runs a clean even border of cream, like a die-cut sticker edge. The background is one flat even near-black colour, hex 14161A, edge to edge. Straight-on front view, the full figure and drum visible, centred, filling about two thirds of the frame. Flat ink with no lighting at all. Wild, delighted mood. Style of a contemporary independent snack brand illustration and a modern band poster: bold, simple, chunky shapes with confident hand-drawn wobble, exactly two inks, hot red-orange and cream, plus white teeth. Square 1:1 format. Clean flat colour fills only, with no gradients, no shading, no halftone dots, no grain, no 3D, no text, no letters, no logo.

Use case: identity-preserve. Use the reference as the exact original SMILE mascot identity. Render ONE full-body 3D pose: Holding a steaming bowl of couscous with visible vegetables in both hands. Keep the same large rounded yellow head, charcoal oval eyes and curved smile, rosy cheeks, tiny yellow body and rounded limbs, premium soft-vinyl material and soft studio lighting. Expression changes only for this emotion, same character. Center all body and props with generous transparent margins, no clipping. True transparent alpha background. High-detail polished render, highest available quality. No text, floor, scene, watermark, hat, beak, or collage.

The attached image is the identity lock: the approved master of an existing mascot. Every part below must match it exactly in colour, material and shape, and the face must stay identical: a round signal-orange face with two soft white glowing oval eyes and no mouth.

A top-down photograph of an unassembled designer-toy model kit of this character, the parts still attached to a flat charcoal-grey plastic sprue frame, like a premium model kit just opened. The frame is a rectangle with a thin outer rail and inner runners, and each part sits in its own open cell, joined to the runners by short thin plastic gates. The parts: the head with the charcoal hood and the glowing orange face, the charcoal fleece hoodie torso with its two orange-tipped drawstrings, two charcoal sleeves that end in orange mitten-like gloves, the charcoal joggers, two chunky white sneakers, and the small orange chest emblem as a separate tiny part made of a circle, a square and a triangle in a row. The parts are made of the same soft fleece, felt and leather as the finished character, not shiny plastic, which makes the image feel playful and real.

The frame lies flat on a dark green self-healing cutting mat with faint printed grid lines, a pair of small flush cutters resting at the lower right corner. Camera directly overhead, the whole frame visible with a little mat around it. Soft daylight from the upper left, gentle shadows under each part, crisp focus across the frame.

4:3 landscape image. No text, no numbers moulded on the frame, no labels, no packaging, no hands.

The attached image is the identity lock: the approved master of an existing mascot. Every part below must match it exactly in colour, material and shape, and the face must stay identical: charcoal oval dot eyes, a charcoal curved smile arc and very subtle rosy cheeks on a large softly rounded sunshine-yellow head.

A top-down photograph of an unassembled designer-toy model kit of this character, the parts still attached to a flat pale cream plastic sprue frame, like a premium model kit just opened. The frame is a rectangle with a thin outer rail and inner runners, and each part sits in its own open cell, joined to the runners by short thin plastic gates. The parts: the big sunshine-yellow head with the face, the compact yellow body, two stubby rounded arms, two rounded feet, and four small accessory parts the character uses in its app: a small kraft paper grocery bag with a baguette sticking out, a tiny smartphone, a small white envelope, and a little terracotta bowl of couscous. The character parts are matte soft vinyl, exactly like the master.

The frame lies flat on a warm white oak desk. Camera directly overhead, the whole frame visible with a little desk around it. Soft morning daylight from the upper left, gentle shadows under each part, crisp focus across the frame.

4:3 landscape image. No text, no numbers moulded on the frame, no labels, no packaging, no hands.

Use the first attached image as the identity reference and copy the character exactly: the same small chunky designer-toy figure about three and a half heads tall, the same hood up framing the same perfectly smooth featureless matte signal-orange (#FF5B1F) velvet face, the same two tall vertical oval eyes glowing a soft warm white, the same heavyweight charcoal-graphite (#2A2A2D) fleece hoodie with kangaroo pocket and grey drawstrings ending in small signal-orange aglets, the same small orange felt emblem of a circle, a square and a triangle on the left chest, the same oversized charcoal-graphite fleece joggers gathered at ribbed ankle cuffs, the same plush signal-orange gloved hands with a thumb and four soft fingers, and the same plain chalk-white leather low-top trainers with charcoal-graphite laces and no logo.

Pose and expression: the character presses a short chunky barbell straight overhead with both arms locked out, the bar loaded with one thick matte black plate on each side, feet planted wide, knees slightly bent, the hoodie riding up with the effort. The glowing eyes are happy upward arcs.

Environment: an empty photo studio with a seamless light grey paper backdrop (#E6E6E8) curving into the floor, nothing else in the frame.

Composition: full body, centred, clear space around the figure, a soft contact shadow on the floor directly below, the silhouette fully readable with no limb or prop crossing the face.

Camera: product-style studio shot, camera at the height of the character's chest, 85mm lens equivalent, f/8 so the whole figure is in sharp focus.

Lighting: a large soft box above and to the front left as key, a weaker soft fill from the right, a gentle overhead light lifting the top of the hood, soft graduated shadows in the fabric folds, the eye glow casting a subtle warm light inside the hood.

Mood: triumphant, strong.

Material realism: visible fleece knit texture and slight pilling, heavy fabric folds at the elbows, knees and ankle cuffs, soft fuzz on the orange face and gloves, fine creasing on the trainers' toe box, true-to-life materials on every prop.

Style: premium 3D collectible designer-toy character render, soft-touch physical materials, clean studio product photography.

Colour treatment: neutral and true-to-colour, clean light greys, deep charcoal-graphite clothing, signal orange (#FF5B1F) only on the face, hands, aglets, chest emblem and any orange detail named above, warm white eye glow, no colour cast.

Avoid: any text, letters, numbers or logos anywhere, including on clothing, shoes and props; a mouth, nose or human skin; extra fingers; a second character.

A flat modern two-ink illustration of an original cartoon character for a potato chip brand, one figure alone as a die-cut sticker in the centre of the page. The character is a chunky round onion, with a big simple body filled in flat deep violet, marked with three thick curved acid yellow lines that follow the shape of its layers, and a pointed papery tip at the top of its head that flicks to one side like a messy quiff. It is the guitarist of a rock band, sliding forward on both knees with its body arched back in a big dramatic rock pose. Its wide open grin shows two rows of huge square white teeth, and its two half-closed eyes look down at the guitar with smug pride, drawn in thick acid yellow lines. Two thick tube-shaped violet arms hold an electric guitar whose body is a large simple wedge of cheese in flat acid yellow, with three round violet holes in it, and a long plain straight yellow neck pointing up and to the right. Two thick tube-shaped violet legs bend under it, ending in big chunky flat shoes. Three short thick acid yellow lines burst out from the guitar to show the sound. Around the whole figure runs a clean even border of acid yellow, like a die-cut sticker edge. The background is one flat even near-black colour, hex 14161A, edge to edge. Straight side-on three-quarter view, the full figure visible, centred, filling about two thirds of the frame. Flat ink with no lighting at all. Cocky, joyful mood. Style of a contemporary independent snack brand illustration and a modern band poster: bold, simple, chunky shapes with confident hand-drawn wobble, exactly two inks, deep violet and acid yellow, plus white teeth. Square 1:1 format. Clean flat colour fills only, with no gradients, no shading, no halftone dots, no grain, no 3D, no text, no letters, no logo.

Use case: identity-preserve. Use the reference as the exact original SMILE mascot identity. Render ONE full-body 3D pose: Riding a compact cream-and-yellow delivery scooter with a closed square box, full scooter visible. Keep the same large rounded yellow head, charcoal oval eyes and curved smile, rosy cheeks, tiny yellow body and rounded limbs, premium soft-vinyl material and soft studio lighting. Same character. Center all body and props with generous transparent margins, no clipping. True transparent alpha background. High-detail polished render, highest available quality. No text, floor, scene, watermark, hat, beak, or collage.

A bold logo wordmark for a potato chip brand, spelling exactly the five letters G N A S H, in that order, with no other text. Use the first attached image only as a guide to the drawing style: chunky simple shapes, confident slightly wobbly hand-drawn edges, playful loud energy. Do not include any of its characters, colours or instruments. The word is set in one very fat, wide, heavy block of hand-drawn capitals with almost no space between the letters, so they form a single solid shape with a gently arched top edge. Across the lower third of the whole word runs one long curved white smile shape, like a huge grin cut through all five letters from the G to the H, filled with a row of big square black teeth, so the word itself seems to be grinning. The letters remain clearly readable above and around the grin. Solid black on a plain pure white background, edge to edge. Straight-on view, the wordmark centred, filling about three quarters of the width, with clear empty space around it. Style of a contemporary independent snack brand logo and a modern band poster. Landscape 3:2 format. Flat solid shapes only, exactly one colour on white, with no gradients, no shading, no outlines, no texture, no 3D, no mockup, no extra words.

The attached image is the identity lock: the approved master of an existing mascot. Keep exactly this character: plush designer-toy figure, charcoal fleece hoodie with the hood up, a round signal-orange face with two soft white glowing oval eyes and no mouth, orange mitten-like gloves, the small orange chest emblem of a circle, a square and a triangle.

A wide brand plate made of felt. The whole frame is one large flat sheet of signal-orange wool felt, hex FF5B1F, with a fine visible fibre texture and a slightly soft, matte surface. The mascot stands in the right third of the frame, seen from the waist up, its body coming up from the bottom edge, head tilted slightly as if looking at the empty space on the left. The left two thirds of the frame are empty felt with nothing on it, kept clean for a headline that will be added later.

Camera straight-on at the mascot's chest height. Light: one large soft light from the upper left that brings out the felt fibres, a soft shadow from the mascot on the felt behind it. The orange of the face and the orange of the felt are the same family but the face glows slightly from inside.

Wide 16:9 landscape image. No text, no letters, no logo, no watermark, no props.

The attached image is the identity lock: the approved master of an existing mascot. Keep it exactly: large softly rounded sunshine-yellow head, charcoal oval dot eyes, charcoal curved smile arc, very subtle rosy cheeks, compact yellow body, stubby arms and feet, matte soft vinyl.

A brand poster where the name is made of the mascot's own material. The lowercase word "smile", spelled exactly s-m-i-l-e, is built from five big inflated letters in the same matte sunshine-yellow soft vinyl as the mascot, puffy and rounded like a soft toy, with smooth sculpted volume and refined bevels. The letters stand in one line across the middle of the frame and fill about 80 percent of its width. The mascot sits on top of the letter "m", legs dangling over the front edge, waving at the viewer with one hand.

Background: one flat deep charcoal colour, hex 262420, edge to edge, with nothing else in it. Camera straight-on at the height of the letters, very slight upward angle. Light: soft studio light from the upper left, gentle ambient occlusion where the mascot touches the letter, a soft shadow under the letters on an invisible floor.

Portrait 4:5 image. The only text in the image is the single word smile in lowercase. No other letters, no logo, no watermark.

Use the first attached image only as a reference for one material: the soft matte signal-orange (#FF5B1F) velvet felt of the character's gloves and face. Do not draw the character or any clothing.

Subject: three separate chunky soft-toy objects made entirely of that same signal-orange velvet felt, with visible plush stitched seams along their edges in matching orange thread, floating apart from each other with generous empty space between them: on the left a chunky dumbbell with two fat rounded hexagonal heads and a short thick handle; in the centre a round kettlebell with a thick pillowy handle; on the right a tall rounded sports water bottle with a soft cap. Each object is turned at a different playful angle in three-quarter view so its thickness shows, all about the same size.

Environment: an empty photo studio with a seamless light grey paper backdrop (#E6E6E8), nothing else in the frame.

Composition: the three objects in one loose row across the frame, none touching or overlapping, each with its own soft shadow on the floor below.

Camera: product-style studio shot, camera slightly above the objects' height, 85mm lens equivalent, f/8 so all three are in sharp focus.

Lighting: a large soft box above and to the front left as key, a weaker soft fill from the right, soft graduated shadows across the felt, a faint natural sheen on the velvet surfaces.

Mood: playful, tactile.

Material realism: dense soft fuzz on the felt, gentle compression creases near the seams, slight variation in pile direction catching the light.

Style: premium 3D collectible designer-toy render, soft-touch physical materials, clean studio product photography.

Colour treatment: neutral and true-to-colour, clean light greys, one saturated signal orange (#FF5B1F) on all three objects, no colour cast.

Avoid: any text, letters, numbers or logos; any character, face or eyes; objects touching or overlapping; any colour other than signal orange on the objects.

The attached image shows the illustration style of an existing brand, three band members drawn as die-cut stickers. Use it only for the drawing style: chunky simple shapes, thick even outlines with a confident hand-drawn wobble, flat fills, two inks per object, and a clean sticker border. Do not draw any of these characters.

A sheet of eight object illustrations for the same chips brand, the brand's icon library, arranged in two rows of four on a flat near-black background, hex 14161A, edge to edge. Every object is drawn in the same style, at the same visual size, as its own die-cut sticker with a clean even border, and evenly spaced. Top row: a single ridged potato chip in butter yellow with a cobalt blue outline; a round chips tube can with a lid, in cobalt blue with a butter-yellow outline; a chunky microphone in cobalt blue with a butter-yellow outline; two crossed drum sticks in cream with a hot red-orange outline. Bottom row: a fried chicken drumstick in cream with a hot red-orange outline; a snare drum in hot red-orange with a cream outline; a wedge of cheese with three round holes in acid yellow with a deep violet outline; a round onion with a flicked papery tip in deep violet with an acid yellow outline.

Flat ink with no lighting at all. Square 1:1 image. No characters, no faces, no eyes, no teeth, no hands, no text, no letters, no logo. Clean flat colour fills only, with no gradients, no shading, no halftone dots, no grain, no 3D.

The attached image shows the hoodie this product must match. Use it only for the garment: the colour, the fleece texture, the drawstrings and the chest emblem.

A photoreal product photograph of a real heavyweight charcoal fleece hoodie for people, the same garment the attached mascot wears: charcoal brushed fleece, two charcoal drawstrings with bright orange tips, and a small embroidered emblem on the left chest made of three solid orange shapes in a row, a circle, a square and a triangle. The hoodie is neatly folded into a square with the chest emblem and the hood facing up, lying on a black rubber gym floor with fine speckles. Next to it, slightly behind, sits a single soft signal-orange felt kettlebell. 

Camera at a high three-quarter angle, about 45 degrees, the hoodie filling the centre of the frame. Light: soft daylight from a large window on the left, gentle falloff to the right, real fabric texture visible in the folds, a soft contact shadow under the hoodie. Realistic, quiet, premium apparel catalogue look.

Portrait 4:5 image. No people, no mascot, no text, no tags, no price labels, no other logos.

The attached image is the identity lock: the approved master of an existing mascot. Keep it exactly: large softly rounded sunshine-yellow head, charcoal oval dot eyes, charcoal curved smile arc, very subtle rosy cheeks, compact yellow body, stubby arms and feet, matte soft vinyl. It stays a stylised 3D toy figure, about 40 centimetres tall, inside a real photograph.

A photoreal scene: the mascot sits on the white stone ledge of a small wrought-iron balcony in Algiers in the late afternoon, legs dangling, one hand resting on a woven palm-leaf basket of groceries beside it: a baguette, a few oranges and a bottle of milk. Behind it, slightly out of focus, the white facades of the old city with pale blue wooden shutters, a terracotta pot of red geraniums on the next balcony, and a slice of blue Mediterranean in the distance.

Camera at the mascot's eye level, a 50 mm look, shallow depth of field so the mascot and the basket are sharp and the city behind is soft. Light: warm low sun from the right, real cast shadows from the mascot and the basket on the stone ledge, matching the direction of the shadows in the city. The mascot must sit in the light of the scene, not look pasted on.

Portrait 4:5 image. No people, no faces other than the mascot, no readable signs, no text, no logos.

The attached image is the identity lock: the approved master of an existing mascot. Keep exactly this character: a plush designer-toy figure about three and a half heads tall, a charcoal fleece hoodie with the hood always up, a round signal-orange velvet face with two soft white glowing oval eyes and no mouth, orange mitten-like gloves, the small orange chest emblem of a circle, a square and a triangle, charcoal fleece joggers and chunky white sneakers. Same face, same proportions, same materials. It stays a toy figure, about 60 centimetres tall, inside a real photograph.

A photoreal social media poster. Late at night in a small, empty, real gym, the mascot sits alone on the end of a flat weight bench between two sets, leaning forward with its elbows on its knees, holding a phone in both gloves. The phone screen glows warm orange and lights its face from below. Next to its feet: a loaded barbell resting on the floor with black rubber plates, a scuffed chalk bowl, a white towel over the bench. Behind it, out of focus, a dark rack of dumbbells and a mirror wall catching a few small reflections of the overhead lights.

Composition: portrait 4:5. The mascot and bench sit in the lower half of the frame, slightly right of centre, the full figure visible. The upper 40 percent of the frame is calm, dark, mostly empty gym wall and ceiling in shadow, kept clean for a headline that will be added later.

Camera at the mascot's eye level, a 35 mm look, gentle depth of field so the mascot and bench are sharp and the racks behind fall soft. Light: one cool overhead strip light far behind, low and moody, plus the warm orange glow of the phone on the face and gloves; real contact shadows under the bench and sneakers, a little chalk dust hanging in the light. Colour: deep graphite and near-black everywhere, the only orange in the frame is the mascot's face, its gloves, the emblem and the phone glow.

No text, no letters, no numbers on the phone or anywhere else, no logos, no people, no faces other than the mascot.

The attached image is the identity lock: the approved master of an existing mascot. Keep exactly this character: a plush designer-toy figure, a charcoal fleece hoodie with the hood always up, a round signal-orange velvet face with two soft white glowing oval eyes and no mouth, orange mitten-like gloves, the small orange chest emblem of a circle, a square and a triangle, charcoal fleece joggers and chunky white sneakers. Same face, same proportions, same materials.

A graphic top-down social media poster built from real objects. Seen straight from above, a black speckled rubber gym floor holds a strict, evenly spaced grid of gym objects, three columns and three rows, each object alone in its square with equal space around it: a black rubber weight plate, a black hex dumbbell, a coiled black skipping rope, a charcoal water bottle, a pair of graphite lifting straps, a grey chalk block, a black resistance band, a graphite stopwatch. In the one remaining square, the centre square of the bottom row, the mascot lies curled on its side on a small folded charcoal towel, resting, its glowing eyes closed into calm half-moons. Every object is black, graphite or grey. The mascot is the only orange thing in the entire image: its face, gloves and emblem.

Composition: portrait 4:5. The three-by-three grid fills the lower two thirds of the frame. The top third is plain empty rubber floor, kept clean for a headline that will be added later.

Camera directly overhead, perfectly square to the floor, everything in sharp focus. Light: soft, even daylight from the top left, small soft shadows under each object, a faint sheen on the rubber plate and the bottle. Clean, calm, precise, like a product catalogue.

No text, no letters, no numbers, no logos, no people, no faces other than the mascot.

Black and white live concert photograph with selected colour, used as a social media post, portrait 4:5, 1080 x 1350.

Five images are attached, in this order. First image: use only its low, tilted, wide-angle camera position beside a drum kit, its big cymbals in the foreground and its smoke and stage lamps, and copy nobody from it. Second image: use only its photographic treatment, meaning the black and white grain, hard lamps, smoke and flat printed standee look, and copy none of its subject or text. Third image: the exact mascot, a fried chicken drummer jumping above a red snare drum with two drumsticks raised. Keep its face, sleepy eyes, teeth, pose, proportions and colours exactly as drawn, as flat printed artwork, with no redrawing and no 3D, and ignore its dark background. Fourth image: the exact product, one Gnash Fried Chicken potato chip bag, with its shape, printed logo, cartoon drummer, chips and all printed text exact, undistorted and correctly spelled, and ignore its grey background. Fifth image: use only the letter shapes and two-line layout of the words BONES and OPTIONAL. and ignore its black and white colours.

The hardest hit of a drum solo, seen from low beside a real drum kit on a club stage. Sitting behind the kit is a real die-cut cardboard standee of the drummer, about two metres tall, thick matte card with a visible white cut edge and a slight bend in the card, clearly a physical object. Nobody is on stage. Real cymbals, wet with light, fill the near edge of the frame, and a real snare drum sits in the middle of the frame. Golden potato chips and crumbs are jumping up off the snare drum skin as if the last hit launched them, frozen in mid-air around the standee. The bag from the fourth image stands upright on top of a floor tom at the lower right, facing the camera, about one quarter of the frame height, in focus and fully readable. Behind the standee: stage lamps, a mic stand and thick smoke falling into darkness. There is no crowd in this frame.

Shot with an 18mm wide-angle look from low on the stage, the horizon tilted about fifteen degrees, slight curve at the frame edges, f/2.8, focus on the standee, the snare drum and the bag. Light: three hard white stage lamps high behind the standee flare into the lens through thick smoke, one low lamp rakes across the cymbals, with deep blacks, blown highlights and heavy high-ISO grain.

Colour: the entire photograph is pure black and white, except for four things that keep their full true colour: the printed drummer standee, the chip bag, the flying chips and the headline. Everything else, including the drums, cymbals and smoke, stays grey.

The upper left of the frame stays dark for the headline. Flat printed over the photograph, the headline reads exactly BONES on the first line and OPTIONAL. on the second, in red-orange, hex FF330D, in the letter shapes of the fifth image, large, across the upper part of the frame, without covering the drummer's face. In the bottom left corner, small plain spaced capitals read exactly THE LOUD TOUR, STOP 04, in red-orange.

No other text and no extra logos. No people, no hands and no human faces anywhere. The cardboard mascot and the one printed on the bag are the only faces.

Use case: ads-marketing. Create ONE finished original SMILE Instagram carousel COVER, vertical 4:5, 1080 x 1350 or larger. Full bleed, no external rounded corners, no device mockup, no triptych or contact sheet. This is a first-slide art-direction proposal, so composition and typography should feel like a designed campaign, with a clear hierarchy and a deliberate story.
INPUT ROLES: image 1 is a supplied STYLE/COMPOSITION reference only. Borrow its design mechanisms, not its literal artwork, products, people, text, logos, colours or brand assets. Ignore screenshot Save/Permalink UI. Image 2 supplies the SMILE MASCOT IDENTITY ONLY: a large round sunshine-yellow vinyl head, two dark glossy oval eyes, broad dark curved smile, soft orange cheeks, compact small yellow body and rounded limbs. No nose, hair or changed facial design. Change pose as described, preserving recognisable proportions. Any image 3 is a food material/product reference only.
SMILE orders meals and groceries for relatives. It is not a wallet, remittance or mobile-recharge product. Portray thoughtful care through food and everyday delivery. No price, discount, rating, delivery-time guarantee or invented live-service claim.
Brand graphic palette: sunshine yellow #FFCE00, warm cream, charcoal. Food and environmental materials retain natural colours. Neutral silver is allowed as a material, not an extra brand accent. Warm ambient light may create natural amber tones. No purple, neon cyan, red brand fields, copied reference logos or Coca-Cola lettering. All subjects original; no humans or human body parts in this first-round cover.
Typography: make the assigned headline unmistakably dominant and compose it with the scene, not as a generic block above an unrelated image. Use a Bebas Neue-like condensed display and Poppins-like geometric sans, with the treatment specified for this direction. Every supplied French string must be spelled exactly with accents and punctuation. Render each string once. No extra microcopy, fake fine print, numerical badges, watermarks, lorem ipsum or extra brand names. A small original SMILE smile symbol (two dots above one broad U-shaped arc) can accompany the exact SMILE wordmark.
Realism: photographic food and environment materials; the mascot deliberately remains soft vinyl 3D unless otherwise stated. Coherent lighting and contact shadows, no waxy food, no arbitrary smoke. A surreal setup is intentional advertising art direction, not evidence of a real event. Keep all important lettering readable at mobile size with generous edge clearance.

DIRECTION 07 — Smile Window
SUBJECT/ACTION: create an original flat sunshine-yellow graphic field occupying almost the whole 4:5 card. Cut a very large broad U-shaped SMILE arc window through it, not a bottle silhouette and not a copied logo. Through this wide curved opening, reveal a photographic warm home dining-table scene: an earthenware couscous bowl, cream takeaway bag and the familiar yellow vinyl mascot leaning happily toward the bowl. The photo is a unified real-space scene, not separate floating cutouts. There are no people.
ENVIRONMENT/DEPTH: the photographic layer extends edge to edge behind the yellow field and remains visible in a slim outer frame; foreground tablecloth, midground bowl and mascot, softly receding interior. The yellow graphic plane itself is perfectly flat with no bevel or 3D extrusion. The curved aperture acts as a bold brand device that can continue across slides.
CAMERA: 50mm-equivalent table-height photograph behind the aperture. Focus on bowl and mascot face; enough of each visible through the wide opening to read, never hide the eyes in a tiny slit.
LIGHT: broad daylight from camera-left on the photographic scene, warm wall bounce and believable soft shadows. The graphic yellow remains perfectly uniform. Mood: optimistic, intimate, instantly recognisable.
TYPE/COMPOSITION: very small charcoal SMILE at top-left, large bold Poppins headline top-left in three disciplined short lines above the curved opening. Modest support line under headline. Charcoal smile-dot accents within the yellow field, no borrowed bottle outline, script wordmark or red.
TEXT ONLY: "SMILE"; headline "LE LIEN A UN SOURIRE."; support "Repas et courses pour vos proches.".