[BRAND NAME]. Act as a Senior Graphic Designer and Street Art Stencil Specialist, specia…

[BRAND NAME]. Act as a Senior Graphic Designer and Street Art Stencil Specialist, specializing in spray-paint stencil reproduction of brand logos (style: aerosol overspray / dry-brush splatter texture, underground stencil graffiti aesthetic). PHASE 1: BASE Pure white background (#FFFFFF), no border, no text, no color. [BRAND NAME]'s real, official primary icon/logomark only — reproduced with full shape and proportional accuracy exactly as it appears in the brand's real guidelines — centered in the frame, occupying roughly 30–35% of frame height, with generous white negative space dominating the composition around it. CRITICAL ACCURACY INSTRUCTION — NON-NEGOTIABLE: Do not invent, approximate, or substitute the logo with any other imagery. Reproduce [BRAND NAME]'s exact, real, official logomark — every curve, proportion, and structural detail of the real mark must remain recognizable beneath the spray-texture treatment. PHASE 2: SPRAY-STENCIL TEXTURE LOGIC (HERO EFFECT) The logo is rendered as if spray-painted through a physical stencil onto the surface — NOT a clean vector shape, NOT a regular dot/halftone grid, NOT a uniform dither pattern. The texture is fully irregular and organic, simulating aerosol paint particles of random size and shape scattered across the form: - Core/solid areas of the logo (where the stencil sat flush against the surface): near-solid black coverage, but with a rough, broken, uneven edge — never a perfectly smooth fill, always interrupted by small random white gaps and paint-starved patches even within the densest areas. - Edge/boundary zones of the logo's silhouette: density of black particles decreases gradually and unevenly outward — large irregular speckles and small blots immediately at the edge, thinning into scattered, randomly-sized dots, fading into isolated dust-like specks further from the form. This creates a soft, "bleeding" overspray halo around the true silhouette rather than a hard edge. - Particle characteristics: each mark is irregular in shape (not circular, not square) — organic blots, short streaks, and fine dust specks of varying random sizes, scattered with no grid or pattern, mimicking real aerosol spray dispersion and stencil paint-bleed. - Sharp angular spikes and jagged points naturally occurring in the logo's silhouette (if present in the real mark) are preserved and exaggerated by this texture — their tips fray into fine scattered dust rather than ending in a clean point. - Any internal cutouts, negative-space details, or fine structural elements of the real logo remain visible as white gaps within the black spray texture, with the same irregular speckled edge treatment applied to their boundaries. PHASE 3: COMPOSITION Logo orientation, proportions, and internal details match the brand's real logo exactly — no distortion, no invented shapes, no text, no color. Pure black-and-white spray-stencil graphic only. The moderate scale of the logo relative to the surrounding white field keeps the composition clean and focused, without the mark dominating the entire frame. TECH SPECS: Flat 2D, no 3D, no lighting simulation, no regular dot grid, no halftone screen angle — fully irregular, organic, stochastic particle distribution mimicking real aerosol stencil spray. Particle scale stays fine and detailed even at the smaller 30–35% logo size — do not enlarge individual particles to compensate. Pure monochrome: #000000 irregular paint particles on #FFFFFF background. Resolution: 8K.