Create an ultra-premium dishwashing liquid advertising poster in a polished stylized 3D commercial realism style, preserving the exact core visual logic of a dark high-contrast kitchen scene where a single powerful drop of dish soap destroys grease and germs on contact. The image must feel clean, dramatic, premium, and instantly persuasive, like a Cannes-level FMCG campaign. Keep the dishwashing liquid bottles as the main product heroes, while the falling golden drop and frightened germ mascots visualize the product benefit.
Use a vertical poster composition with a deep black, cooler, cleaner premium kitchen background and only minimal blurred kitchen silhouettes. Place two original premium dishwashing liquid bottles in the left-center background, one slightly taller behind the other, both glowing with rich transparent lemon-gold liquid. The front bottle must have its cap opened and removed, with the cap placed neatly beside the product or near the plate edge, clearly visible as a separate object. The open bottle detail must feel intentional, realistic, and elegant, reinforcing active product use.
In the lower-right foreground, place a white ceramic plate with visible greasy burnt residue and dirty oil marks concentrated near the center. The plate should read not only as a used dish, but as a refined brand-owned cleaning stage, with the center area compositionally aligned to receive the drop like a ritual target point. Above the plate, suspend one thick, brighter, heavier golden drop of dishwashing liquid descending from the top, perfectly aligned to fall into the dirtiest central spot. The drop must feel dense, concentrated, and luxurious, like one precious unit of cleaning power. At the exact moment of contact, create a sharper radiant cleaning burst: a concentrated golden-white impact flare, a more defined circular purification ripple, and an elegant sense of grease being broken apart instantly. Around the impact zone, add several expressive green germ mascots recoiling in panic, jumping backward with shocked faces, wide mouths, tiny arms, and comic fear. They must feel playful and readable, never grotesque, and always secondary to the product and droplet.
Product design:
design two completely original dishwashing liquid bottles with premium sculpted plastic silhouettes, transparent glossy walls, vivid lemon-gold liquid, and clean modern labels in ivory, citrus yellow, black, and fresh green accents. The labels must be fully original and suggest powerful grease-cutting dish care without resembling any real brand. The bottles should feel retail-ready, highly readable, and attractive enough for a flagship campaign poster.
Orbit-enhanced impact:
make the single drop more visually dominant, brighter, and more physically weighty. The droplet should stretch with rich viscosity, stronger highlight concentration, and a more irresistible sense of concentrated power. The contact point on the plate must glow more decisively, so the viewer instantly understands “one drop is enough.”
Transit-enhanced mood:
push the black-background kitchen styling toward a cleaner, cooler, more international premium look. Reduce warm contamination in the surroundings and keep the environment sleek, dark, and uncluttered. Let the yellow liquid, white ceramic plate, and golden impact glow become the only warm emotional core against a cooler black and charcoal kitchen atmosphere.
Port-enhanced stage design:
upgrade the plate center into a more brand-signature cleaning arena. The impact zone should feel like a deliberately staged circular purification center, with elegant radiant geometry, subtle ring logic, and clearer focus organization. The whole lower composition should feel like a premium product demonstration stage rather than an ordinary dirty plate snapshot.
Lighting:
use strong premium studio lighting with a focused top light and soft side fill. The bottles should catch crisp highlights and show beautiful internal liquid glow. The falling drop must shine like concentrated liquid gold. The plate rim should have clean ceramic reflections, and the impact point should cast a warm localized burst upward. The background should stay dark, sleek, cool-toned, and uncluttered, making the yellow liquid and white plate pop dramatically.
Material rendering:
the bottles must feel glossy, molded, and premium, with precise label edges and realistic liquid refraction. The removed cap must feel tactile and accurately shaped. The dish soap drop must feel viscous, silky, heavy, and concentrated. The plate must feel smooth ceramic with realistic grease residue and burnt food staining. The germ mascots should have polished premium 3D surfaces with expressive eyes and tiny limbs. Every material must obey clean high-end advertising lighting.
Style and visual language:
ultra-detailed stylized 3D FMCG advertising, premium kitchen-cleaning campaign, product-led benefit visualization, polished mascot realism, dramatic dark-background retail hero image, world-class commercial finish.
Typography and layout:
preserve the logic of a bold headline zone above the products and a benefit icon strip near the bottom, but use fully original fictional copy only. Add a premium headline such as:
“ONE DROP
GREASE GONE”
with a smaller supporting line beneath like:
“One touch of shine for every plate.”
Add a minimal three-icon benefit strip near the bottom for foam, grease-cutting, and hand care. All wording must be fully original and not copied from the reference.
Color palette:
deep black background, cooler charcoal kitchen tones, lemon-gold liquid, white ceramic, fresh green germ accents, soft ivory label tones, and concentrated golden cleaning glow. Keep the palette disciplined, high-contrast, and premium, with the soap gold as the emotional heat center.
Image quality and physical constraints:
extreme detail, crisp bottle silhouette, readable label design, believable open-cap placement, realistic droplet physics, clean ceramic reflections, no muddy blacks, no black blotches, no cluttered background, no cheap cartoon styling, no low-resolution textures. The final result must feel like a world-class dishwashing-liquid flagship campaign: product-dominant, dramatic, clever, and unforgettable.
Negative prompt:
real brand names, copied headline text, copied label text, watermark, signature, missing cap, cap still attached, floating cap, warped bottle shape, unreadable labels, fake droplet, weak impact effect, grotesque germs, muddy black background, black blotches, cheap cartoon rendering, cluttered kitchen props, low resolution, messy composition
