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Brother and sister making a paper-plane rangoli ringed by diyas
A warm, softly lit photoreal scene in a cream-walled room with hanging strings of orange and green marigold garlands and fairy lights. A boy in a rust kurta and a girl in a green-and-purple outfit kneel over a rangoli made of orange, white and black grains, shaped like the brand's paper-plane logo. Lit clay diyas form an arc around it, and a golden-yellow glow washes down from the top-right corner to the floor. The brand's logo is built into the festive ritual itself.
Palette
- #c1873a
- #db9835
- #cfa779
- #9a5c26
- #633d1c
- #231a0b
- Layout
- Centred headline in stacked black highlight boxes at the top, logo in the top-right corner; the two children sit mid-frame over a rangoli shaped like the brand's paper-plane logo, circled by diyas, with a small greeting centred at the bottom.
- Typography
- Heavy geometric sans caps in white and yellow set on black highlight bars; bold white sans caps for the greeting at the bottom.
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