Create an ultra-premium frozen spirits advertising poster with a strict top-down macro product composition. One single fictional premium rum bottle is partially embedded diagonally inside a freshly broken cavity of compact snow and crystalline ice, as if it has just been revealed from a frozen surface. The bottle is the absolute hero object, occupying the central vertical field with a slight lower-left to upper-right tilt, surrounded by fractured ice chunks, compressed snow dust, soft frost residue, and subtle impact debris. The overall image must feel minimal, cold, luxurious, sharply art-directed, and highly print-ready.
Product design:
design a completely original fictional premium rum bottle with a matte off-white ceramic body, refined shoulders, a short neck, a natural cork wrapped in muted metallic gold foil, and elegant restrained label graphics. The label must feature original fictional English typography in a refined luxury layout, using pale glacial cyan and soft desaturated gold accents, with a small emblem or crest near the top. The text must feel like premium packaging design integrated into the bottle, but must not copy any existing wording or brand. The bottle should feel chilled, tactile, and expensive, with subtle condensation, powdery frost traces, and realistic surface micro-texture.
Composition and spatial logic:
use a single-frame vertical poster layout with a near-flat overhead camera angle, slight perspective depth, and a tightly controlled central composition. The bottle should sit diagonally in a carved snow-ice trench, with the upper neck emerging toward the upper-right area and the lower base sinking toward the lower-left. Surround the bottle with a broken halo of irregular ice blocks, crushed frozen granules, and compacted snow fragments. Maintain strong negative space across the surrounding frozen ground so the composition feels clean, modern, and iconic. The visual weight must concentrate on the bottle body, the gold neck wrap, and the fractured cavity edges.
Lighting:
use soft diffused cold daylight from upper left, with a broad high-angle key light and gentle ambient fill. Shadows should be soft, short, and lightly blue-gray, with subtle depth under the ice chunks and beneath the bottle edges. Add delicate rim definition along the bottle silhouette and broken ice edges to enhance tactile realism. The light must feel wintry, airy, and premium, never harsh, never muddy. Preserve a calm high-key commercial atmosphere with controlled contrast and elegant volume.
Material rendering:
the snow surface should appear dense, fine-grained, powdery, and slightly compacted, with visible crystalline sparkle and soft matte diffusion. The ice chunks should feel semi-translucent and physically heavy, with frosted edges, internal bubbles, stress fractures, chipped corners, and faint wet gleam. The ceramic bottle must feel smooth but not glossy, with subtle tactile tooth, premium coating, and realistic print on the label. The gold foil at the neck should feel thin, crisp, slightly wrinkled, and metallic, catching restrained highlights. Every material must obey coherent cold-environment physics.
Color system:
dominate the palette with glacier white, cold silver, frost blue, pale gray-blue, and icy cyan. Keep saturation restrained and sophisticated. Use muted gold only on the neck foil and tiny label details, and pale cyan for selected type accents on the bottle. The emotional effect should be cold, pure, elevated, and refreshing, with the gold acting as a refined luxury signal rather than a warm color block.
Graphic and branding logic:
retain the visual logic of premium brand typography as part of the packaging design, but keep the overall poster free from large external headline text or clutter. If any bottle text appears, it must be fictional, elegant, sparse, and compositionally balanced. No copied wording, no real brand names, no extra promotional text outside the product label. The bottle itself should carry the branding presence.
Surface and print quality:
museum-grade premium commercial print finish, ultra-clean retouching, subtle paper-print realism, crisp edge fidelity, immaculate tonal control, fine micro-detail in frost and ceramic texture, high-resolution product rendering, flawless luxury advertising polish. The image must feel suitable for a world-class spirits campaign.
Physical constraints:
accurate gravity and contact logic, realistic bottle scale, believable snow compression around the embedded form, coherent light direction, natural ice refraction, correct ceramic shading, no floating fragments without support, no dirty smudges, no random dark blotches, no overprocessed HDR look.
Negative prompt:
real brand names, copied label text, random extra text, large headline typography, plastic-looking ceramic, fake snow texture, muddy gray ice, dirty slush, black blotches, cluttered composition, excessive props, unrealistic reflections, broken bottle anatomy, warped label, low-detail foil, low-resolution texture, cartoon style, painterly brush texture, oversaturated blue, overdramatic shadows, chaotic debris, cheap ad look
