Product + Campaign
Multi-Color Beverage Splash Ad System Style
A reusable beverage launch advertising system with four color-varied templates, built from giant white 3D typography, a diagonal hero drink pack, frozen liquid motion, dense launch-ad copy, and polished commercial product lighting.
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Full style rules
Style anchors
- Each case uses one strong drink-category color system rather than a generic rainbow palette.
- Large white extruded block letters remain the main background architecture.
- The drink pack is the single close-up hero object, angled diagonally and cropped with impact.
- Splash, foam, ice, bubbles, or condensation are frozen in high-speed product-ad lighting.
- Typography is bold, condensed, italic, mostly white, and stacked into tight ad-copy blocks.
- The image feels like beverage launch material rather than a lifestyle photo or generic product render.
- Retail or media delivery context is visible through format cues without cluttered scene realism.
- Layout density stays high, with little empty space and strong product hierarchy.
- The largest type reads as dimensional set construction rather than flat poster text.
- Every sample changes product category, palette, headline, and delivery context while preserving the same visual grammar.
Do
- Use beverage categories such as lemon tea, sparkling water, carbonated drinks, energy drinks, iced coffee, sports drinks, and low or zero sugar drinks.
- Make four templates visibly different in color while keeping the same 3D type and splash logic.
- Treat 9:16 and 16:9 as delivery adaptations of one campaign idea.
- Keep product packaging fictional, clean, and commercially plausible.
- Preserve the high-impact launch-ad feeling of the reference.
Avoid
- Do not reuse the original green Sprite-like can or exact soda story.
- Do not use real brand names, existing logos, Korean source text, or watermarks.
- Do not make ordinary packshot images without giant dimensional type.
- Do not make over-detailed retail environments that bury the drink.
- Do not treat color variation as random gradients instead of drink-category palettes.
Negative prompt
Sprite, Coca-Cola, real brand logo, copied Korean text, copied Z E R O layout, exact source composition, original green soda can, 355ml label, existing beverage trademark, watermark, QR code, platform UI, creator signature, legal microcopy, flat vector art, scrapbook collage, manga panel, lifestyle photo, ordinary packshot, messy supermarket aisle, many small products, unreadable tiny packaging claims, low-resolution render
