Amber whisky bottle over giant brush-script lettering

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Amber whisky bottle over giant brush-script lettering

The background is split diagonally, charcoal black on the left and burnt copper on the right, with inverse-coloured brush lettering and metallic copper texture. Fine line sketches of stills, barrels, sugar cane, barley and molecules add a notebook, craft feel. The glowing amber bottle is lit from behind so it looks warm and luminous, the clear focal point. The finish is rich and tactile, with a premium spirits feel.

Palette

#272220
#b75d32
#84462c
#513125
#14120d
#d18154

Layout: The bottle is centred and upright over huge vertical brush-stroke words: one reads up the left in copper and one down the right in black. Handwritten tasting notes and sketches scatter around the background. A centred tagline and the stag logo sit at the bottom, with a legal line running vertically on the right edge.
Typography: Oversized dry-brush calligraphic lettering as a background graphic, with a loose handwritten script for the notes; the tagline is in widely tracked small sans caps with a serif wordmark.

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- The idea: Amber whisky bottle over giant brush-script lettering.
- Look and feel: The background is split diagonally, charcoal black on the left and burnt copper on the right, with inverse-coloured brush lettering and metallic copper texture. Fine line sketches of stills, barrels, sugar cane, barley and molecules add a notebook, craft feel. The glowing amber bottle is lit from behind so it looks warm and luminous, the clear focal point. The finish is rich and tactile, with a premium spirits feel.
- Layout: The bottle is centred and upright over huge vertical brush-stroke words: one reads up the left in copper and one down the right in black. Handwritten tasting notes and sketches scatter around the background. A centred tagline and the stag logo sit at the bottom, with a legal line running vertically on the right edge.
- Typography: Oversized dry-brush calligraphic lettering as a background graphic, with a loose handwritten script for the notes; the tagline is in widely tracked small sans caps with a serif wordmark.
- Colours: #272220, #b75d32, #84462c, #513125, #14120d, #d18154 (background #272220, text #d18154, accent #b75d32).
- Mood and details: bold, crafted, warm, whisky bottle, brush lettering, sketch doodles, copper foil, sugar cane, stag emblem.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/125889752079226273-f883e6a65c87.png (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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