[BRAND NAME] | [SLOGAN]. Act as a Professional Editorial ...

[BRAND NAME] | [SLOGAN]. Act as a Professional Editorial Art Director. PHASE 1: PHYSICS & GROUNDING (THE "STABILITY" RULE). - Analyze [BRAND NAME] category: * CATEGORY A (Active/Sports/Fashion): The subject (person) is in a high-intensity leap, detached from the ground, silhouette against the sky. * CATEGORY B (Automotive/Heavy Goods): The subject (vehicle) must be HEROICALLY GROUNDED. Place the car firmly on a solid surface (asphalt, concrete, or rock). * Perspective: Use an extreme low-angle (worm's-eye view). The car must look massive and dominant, anchored to the bottom of the frame, towering over the viewer. NO floating or flying for vehicles. PHASE 2: DYNAMIC PHOTOGRAPHY & LIGHTING. - Environment: A vast, clear blue sky with minimal soft clouds. - Lighting: Natural, direct sunlight. High-contrast shadows on the subject to emphasize form and texture. - Style: High-end 8k commercial photography. Sharp focus. PHASE 3: TYPOGRAPHY & LAYOUT (MATTE FINISH). - Layout: Use the text from "[SLOGAN]" as massive, ultra-condensed bold sans-serif characters. - Execution: Split "[SLOGAN]" into two parts: one on the far left, one on the far right. - Depth: A part of the subject (e.g., a bumper, a mirror, or a person's limb) must overlap the letters to create a 3D effect. PHASE 4: COLOR STRATEGY (MATTE & REALISTIC). - Graphic Color: NO NEON. Use a solid, matte brand color for the text (e.g., flat Navy for BMW, flat Red for Red Bull). The color must be opaque and non-glowing, resembling high-quality print ink. - Photo Color: Maintain authentic, rich photographic colors for the subject and the sky. The contrast comes from "Flat Graphic vs. Realistic Photo". PHASE 5: FINAL BRANDING. - Logo: Small minimalist [BRAND NAME] logo in the upper corner. - Metadata: Tiny secondary text in a clean sans-serif font at the bottom for a technical/editorial look.