Gudi beside a laminate-finished wooden door on a festive porch

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Gudi beside a laminate-finished wooden door on a festive porch

This is a rendered, photoreal entrance scene with a warm orange stucco wall, sunlight casting leaf shadows, and hanging lanterns. A purple silk-draped Gudi topped with a copper kalash and a marigold garland leans on the left, next to a flat brown wood-grain laminate door, which is the product. Painted clay pots with flowers and greenery fill the corners. The lower third darkens to slate grey tiles so the text reads clearly.

Palette

#2c1e19
#504337
#8d4020
#cc6432
#847c72
#f69a40

Layout: A centred doorway in a terracotta wall is framed by marigold strings, with the Gudi on the left. The logo block is top-left and the product code top-right, and the centred headline stack sits on the dark tiled floor at the bottom above the URL.
Typography: Large bold rounded sans for 'Beginnings' in cream, with a brush-script 'knock' and thin rules beside the secondary words; light sans for the greeting, with the festival name in bold.

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Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Gudi beside a laminate-finished wooden door on a festive porch.
- Look and feel: This is a rendered, photoreal entrance scene with a warm orange stucco wall, sunlight casting leaf shadows, and hanging lanterns. A purple silk-draped Gudi topped with a copper kalash and a marigold garland leans on the left, next to a flat brown wood-grain laminate door, which is the product. Painted clay pots with flowers and greenery fill the corners. The lower third darkens to slate grey tiles so the text reads clearly.
- Layout: A centred doorway in a terracotta wall is framed by marigold strings, with the Gudi on the left. The logo block is top-left and the product code top-right, and the centred headline stack sits on the dark tiled floor at the bottom above the URL.
- Typography: Large bold rounded sans for 'Beginnings' in cream, with a brush-script 'knock' and thin rules beside the secondary words; light sans for the greeting, with the festival name in bold.
- Colours: #2c1e19, #504337, #8d4020, #cc6432, #847c72, #f69a40 (background #2c1e19, text #f69a40, accent #cc6432).
- Mood and details: warm, welcoming, festive, gudi, marigold garland, kalash, silk saree, clay pots, wooden door.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/104286547620554943-e7a9a0f5c3b6.png (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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- Build the same kind of idea around [my brand]: make my product or service the hero, the way the reference does. Don't copy its artwork, people, products, logo or text.
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- One strong idea, few words, and text large enough to read on a phone.

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