{"id":"36498","prompt":"[Brand]: HOLLOW\n[Product]: Short-shouldered transparent square bottle with amber whisky, black cap\n[Title]: EMBER\n[Category]: WHISKY\n[Side Materials]: Dark oak cross-section / Thick-walled amber glass\n[Scene & Camera]: Wine cellar oak countertop, low-angle three-quarter view, warm side backlighting\n[Optical Event]: The liquid locally tints the title amber and slightly magnifies it; restrained caustics appear on the surface\n[Main Color]: Amber Brown\n\nCreate a 4:5 vertical liquor advertising poster, outputting one independent finished piece at a time.\n\nFixed visual language: Realistic commercial still-life photography, warm ivory negative space, huge high-contrast serif titles, restrained editorial layout. Use the wine bottle and transparent medium to refract text, combined with bright channels formed by side materials; avoid neon, glowing outlines, generic e-commerce cards, or golden luxury decorations.\n\nArrange [Product] according to [Scene & Camera]. Let [Side Materials] enter the frame as close-ups with partial cropping, forming asymmetric vertical negative space; openings can slowly expand/contract with the camera, do not make them mirror-image door frames. The bottle occupies about half to two-thirds of the screen height, fully recognizable within the negative space, with slight occlusion from one side material; upper part must have breathing room. Side materials must come from the storage, packaging, or drinking context of this liquor type; do not add irrelevant caves, flower fields, or uniformly copied photographic backgrounds.\n\nPlace the large title [Title] across layers in the middle-upper area, letting a small segment of strokes pass behind the wine bottle or transparent medium, undergoing local magnification, displacement, or color filtering in [Optical Event]. Parts of the text not passing through the medium remain normally clear; distortion is limited to the translucent area, do not twist the entire title into waves. Use [Main Color] as the only strong color, with warm ivory and charcoal black as auxiliaries; liquid translucency, glass thickness, contact shadows, condensation, and projections must be believable; do not draw optical effects as lasers.\n\nPlace [Brand] at the top in a small, sparse sans-serif font; place [Category] and \"Drink Responsibly\" at the bottom as two lines of small text. Bottle labels use only brand and category, leaving clean information density. Only the above text is allowed in the entire image; do not automatically add slogans, vintages, alcohol content, awards, origins, prices, or unprovided product claims. No people in the scene, do not express excessive drinking.\n\nPreserve delicate natural material textures and precise glass highlights; avoid heavy CGI, floating products, extra bottles, random letters, glare stacking, collages, and watermarks. Scene, camera, bottle shape, and optical events change with variables, but the visual language of warm ivory negative space, serif main titles, and localized refraction remains consistent.","promptEn":"[Brand]: HOLLOW\n[Product]: Short-shouldered transparent square bottle with amber whisky, black cap\n[Title]: EMBER\n[Category]: WHISKY\n[Side Materials]: Dark oak cross-section / Thick-walled amber glass\n[Scene & Camera]: Wine cellar oak countertop, low-angle three-quarter view, warm side backlighting\n[Optical Event]: The liquid locally tints the title amber and slightly magnifies it; restrained caustics appear on the surface\n[Main Color]: Amber Brown\n\nCreate a 4:5 vertical liquor advertising poster, outputting one independent finished piece at a time.\n\nFixed visual language: Realistic commercial still-life photography, warm ivory negative space, huge high-contrast serif titles, restrained editorial layout. Use the wine bottle and transparent medium to refract text, combined with bright channels formed by side materials; avoid neon, glowing outlines, generic e-commerce cards, or golden luxury decorations.\n\nArrange [Product] according to [Scene & Camera]. Let [Side Materials] enter the frame as close-ups with partial cropping, forming asymmetric vertical negative space; openings can slowly expand/contract with the camera, do not make them mirror-image door frames. The bottle occupies about half to two-thirds of the screen height, fully recognizable within the negative space, with slight occlusion from one side material; upper part must have breathing room. Side materials must come from the storage, packaging, or drinking context of this liquor type; do not add irrelevant caves, flower fields, or uniformly copied photographic backgrounds.\n\nPlace the large title [Title] across layers in the middle-upper area, letting a small segment of strokes pass behind the wine bottle or transparent medium, undergoing local magnification, displacement, or color filtering in [Optical Event]. Parts of the text not passing through the medium remain normally clear; distortion is limited to the translucent area, do not twist the entire title into waves. Use [Main Color] as the only strong color, with warm ivory and charcoal black as auxiliaries; liquid translucency, glass thickness, contact shadows, condensation, and projections must be believable; do not draw optical effects as lasers.\n\nPlace [Brand] at the top in a small, sparse sans-serif font; place [Category] and \"Drink Responsibly\" at the bottom as two lines of small text. Bottle labels use only brand and category, leaving clean information density. Only the above text is allowed in the entire image; do not automatically add slogans, vintages, alcohol content, awards, origins, prices, or unprovided product claims. No people in the scene, do not express excessive drinking.\n\nPreserve delicate natural material textures and precise glass highlights; avoid heavy CGI, floating products, extra bottles, random letters, glare stacking, collages, and watermarks. Scene, camera, bottle shape, and optical events change with variables, but the visual language of warm ivory negative space, serif main titles, and localized refraction remains consistent.","promptZh":"[品牌]: HOLLOW\n[产品]: Short-shouldered transparent square bottle with amber whisky, black cap\n[标题]: EMBER\n[类别]: WHISKY\n[侧面材质]: Dark oak cross-section / Thick-walled amber glass\n[场景与镜头]: Wine cellar oak countertop, low-angle three-quarter view, warm side backlighting\n[光学事件]: The liquid locally tints the title amber and slightly magnifies it; restrained caustics appear on the surface\n[主色调]: Amber Brown\n\n创建一张 4:5 竖版酒类广告海报，每次输出一张独立的成品。\n\n固定视觉语言：写实商业静物摄影，暖象牙色留白，巨大高对比度衬线标题，克制的编辑式排版。利用酒瓶和透明介质折射文字，结合侧面材质形成的明亮通道；避免霓虹灯、发光轮廓、通用电商卡片或金色奢华装饰。\n\n根据 [场景与镜头] 布置 [产品]。让 [侧面材质] 以特写形式进入画面并进行部分裁剪，形成不对称的垂直负空间；开口可以随着镜头缓慢扩张/收缩，不要将其做成镜像门框。酒瓶占据屏幕高度的一半到三分之二，在负空间中完全可识别，并被一侧材质轻微遮挡；上部必须有呼吸感。侧面材质必须来自这种酒类的存储、包装或饮用语境；不要添加无关的洞穴、花田或统一复制的摄影背景。\n\n将大标题 [标题] 跨层放置在中间偏上区域，让一小段笔画穿过酒瓶或透明介质后方，经历局部放大、位移或颜色过滤（参见 [光学事件]）。未穿过介质的文本部分保持正常清晰；扭曲仅限于半透明区域，不要将整个标题扭曲成波浪状。使用 [主色调] 作为唯一的强色，暖象牙色和炭黑色作为辅助色；液体透明度、玻璃厚度、接触阴影、冷凝水和投影必须可信；不要将光学效果绘制成激光束。\n\n将 [品牌] 以小号稀疏无衬线字体置于顶部；将 [类别] 和 \"Drink Responsibly\" 作为两行小字置于底部。瓶身标签仅使用品牌和类别，保持干净的信息密度。整张图片中只允许出现上述文字；不要自动添加标语、年份、酒精含量、奖项、产地、价格或未提供的产品声明。场景中没有人，不要表达过度饮酒。\n\n保留细腻自然的材质纹理和精确的玻璃高光；避免厚重的 CGI、悬浮产品、多余的瓶子、随机字母、眩光堆叠、拼贴和水印。场景、镜头、瓶型和光学事件随变量变化，但暖象牙色留白、衬线主标题和局部折射的视觉语言保持一致。"}