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Line-art sister applying tilak to brother, diamond rings replacing letters
The background is a textured kraft-gold parchment with faint tonal mandala line patterns in the corners. The central tilak scene is drawn in thin maroon single-weight line art, and hanging diyas in the same maroon repeat symmetrically on both sides. The focal point is a pair of photoreal halo diamond rings set into the title word, catching the light against the matte warm paper. The palette is kept to gold, maroon and grey, giving a refined greeting-card finish.
Palette
- #dec499
- #ebd7b3
- #d2b485
- #b88d4d
- #c49f66
- #9b7449
- Layout
- Small gold monogram logo sits top centre above a large centred line illustration of the tilak ritual, framed by hanging diya strings on both sides. Below it is the stacked greeting lockup with two halo diamond rings standing in for the O's, then a centred two-line caption and the URL at the bottom.
- Typography
- Deep maroon classical serif caps for the greeting, grey handwritten script for the headline, plain sans for the body and small spaced sans for the URL.
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