[BRAND NAME] Act as a Collage Art Director and Editorial Photographer creating an analog…

[BRAND NAME] Act as a Collage Art Director and Editorial Photographer creating an analog-aesthetic campaign poster where physical collage elements, fabric swatches, printed photographs, and the hero product are layered together on a neutral background — mimicking a designer's mood board or a zine editorial spread. The entire composition is driven by [BRAND NAME]'s real brand identity, real campaign narrative, and real product. References: Bitis Hunter sustainability campaign, Supreme zine aesthetics, Palace Skateboards collage editorials, analog fashion mood boards, cut-and-paste magazine collage tradition. --- PHASE 0: BRAND INTELLIGENCE — AUTONOMOUS EXTRACTION Perform a complete brand decode of [BRAND NAME] from training data before generating anything. COLOR PALETTE: identify the exact primary and accent colors from [BRAND NAME]'s official brand guidelines. These colors appear in: the fabric swatches, the brand label/tag element, the typography at the bottom. Identify the specific colors [BRAND NAME] uses across their products and campaign materials. TYPOGRAPHY CHARACTER: identify [BRAND NAME]'s typographic style — the typeface character used in campaign materials and on product labels. Identify if the brand uses handwritten, brush, stamp, or clean sans-serif type for campaign headlines. Identify the typeface used for the brand name lockup at the bottom. BRAND NARRATIVE: identify the most current or most resonant real campaign message or brand value of [BRAND NAME] — sustainability, innovation, cultural heritage, community, performance, or other. Extract a real campaign slogan or brand statement that can be used as the poster headline. This message must be authentic to [BRAND NAME]'s documented brand story. HERO PRODUCT: identify the most iconic or most current signature product of [BRAND NAME] — the single product most associated with the brand's identity. This product is the physical hero of the collage, placed at the bottom of the composition breaking out of the collage layer. BRAND WORLD: identify the visual world and cultural community [BRAND NAME] belongs to — streetwear, sport, luxury, outdoor, music, youth culture. All photographic elements in the collage must authentically belong to this world. --- PHASE 1: BACKGROUND A large sheet of warm off-white or light warm grey paper — #F2F0EB to #E8E5DF range. Matte, slightly textured — like heavy bond paper or thin cardstock. The texture is subtle — visible as a very fine grain at close inspection, smooth at normal viewing distance. The paper fills the entire frame edge to edge. Very slight natural vignette at the extreme corners only — as if the paper is lit from above by a diffused overhead light. No gradient. No dramatic lighting. The background is a neutral stage for the collage elements above. --- PHASE 2: COLLAGE LAYER SYSTEM — CRITICAL The collage is built from multiple physical-feeling layers stacked on top of each other. Each layer element has physical properties — real paper edges, real shadows, real depth. The layers are arranged in a loose organic cluster occupying the upper 65 to 70% of the poster. The cluster is centered horizontally, slightly irregular — not a perfect symmetrical arrangement. The elements overlap each other at varying angles: no element is perfectly horizontal or vertical — everything is rotated between 3 and 15° in either direction, giving the arrangement its casual hand-placed quality. LAYER ELEMENT 1 — LARGE BACKGROUND PHOTO: the largest photograph in the collage, positioned as the base layer. A full-color lifestyle or editorial photograph relevant to [BRAND NAME]'s brand world — a person, a scene, an environment that is authentically part of the brand's visual universe. This photo has slightly torn or roughly cut edges — the paper tears are irregular and organic, not perfectly straight. Very slight curl at one or two corners. The photo has a thin white border like a printed snapshot or developed film print. LAYER ELEMENT 2 — MEDIUM PORTRAIT PHOTO: a second photograph, smaller than Element 1, overlapping it at a slight angle. This photo shows a person relevant to [BRAND NAME]'s culture — a figure wearing or using [BRAND NAME] products, in a context authentic to the brand world. Same torn/cut edge treatment. Positioned to overlap the large background photo in the center-left zone. LAYER ELEMENT 3 — SMALL DETAIL PHOTO: a third photograph, the smallest of the three, cropped tightly on a detail — a close-up of hands, feet wearing the product, a texture, a material, or an environmental detail. Positioned in the right zone of the collage cluster, slightly rotated clockwise. LAYER ELEMENT 4 — FABRIC SWATCHES: 2 to 3 small pieces of fabric in [BRAND NAME]'s brand colors — cut irregularly, slightly frayed edges, one corner slightly folded. These are placed around the edges of the photo cluster — one upper left, one right side, possibly one partially tucked under a photo. Colors match [BRAND NAME]'s documented palette exactly. LAYER ELEMENT 5 — BRAND TAG OR LABEL: a physical woven or printed brand label — the kind sewn into garments. Rectangular, slightly at an angle, placed along the left or bottom edge of the photo cluster. The label shows [BRAND NAME]'s name or logo in the brand's documented typographic style. Slightly worn, authentic to the brand's product language. LAYER ELEMENT 6 — TEXTURE FRAGMENT: a small piece of mesh, gauze, or other material relevant to [BRAND NAME]'s product materials — partially transparent, slightly crumpled, tucked behind or between photo layers. All layer elements cast soft drop shadows onto the layer beneath them — 2 to 4mm shadow offset, very soft edge, 15 to 25% opacity. These shadows confirm the physical depth of each layer and make the collage feel real. --- PHASE 3: HERO PRODUCT BREAKOUT — CRITICAL The hero product identified in PHASE 0 is placed at the bottom of the composition, partially overlapping the lower edge of the collage cluster. The product exists in a different spatial layer than the collage — it is more sharply lit, more precisely rendered, more physically present than the layered photos above. It appears to physically rest on or emerge from the collage, as if placed on a real surface. Product lighting: soft directional light from upper left — creates subtle shadow beneath the product on the background paper surface. This shadow confirms the product is sitting on the paper, not floating. Product presentation: the product is shown at a natural viewing angle — slightly elevated, 3/4 view, or from the side — whichever best shows the product's design and [BRAND NAME] branding. The product partially covers the bottom portion of the photo collage above — this overlap confirms the product is the closest element to the viewer in terms of depth. --- PHASE 4: BOTTOM TYPOGRAPHY ZONE The lower 25 to 30% of the poster below the hero product is the typography and brand information zone. This zone sits on the plain paper background — clean, no collage elements. Headline element: a real [BRAND NAME] campaign statement or brand value message from PHASE 0. Typography style: matches [BRAND NAME]'s documented campaign type character — handwritten brush style if the brand uses that register, stamp style if appropriate, or bold sans if the brand is more clean. Color: [BRAND NAME]'s primary accent color. The text is slightly imperfect — consistent with the analog handmade aesthetic of the overall poster. Stamp or certification element: a small rectangular or circular stamp-like graphic element — a border with rounded corners, a small icon or logo mark inside, positioned to the left of or above the headline. This element references [BRAND NAME]'s brand certification, sustainability mark, or campaign badge — authentic to the brand's documented visual language. Repeating micro-text line: a single short phrase — [BRAND NAME]'s tagline, campaign hashtag, or product descriptor — repeated horizontally in very small ty