Pixel-art dino disintegrating on one side of a door while a realistic T-rex steps through the other

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Pixel-art dino disintegrating on one side of a door while a realistic T-rex steps through the other

An off-white studio backdrop with a soft floor shadow. Warm golden light spills from a half-open white door, where a photoreal T-rex emerges, contrasting with a flat black pixel-game dinosaur that breaks into scattered squares. Violet accents appear in the labels, the key headline line, and the soft lavender blobs behind the line icons. The finish is a clean, high-detail 3D render.

Palette

#f0ebe7
#cbc0c1
#938b89
#5a4e43
#1d150f

Layout: The upper two-thirds holds the scene: a pixel dinosaur runs off to the left, a white door sits at the centre, and a lifelike T-rex emerges through it to the right, with labels and curved arrows annotating each side. Below are a large centred three-line headline and a row of four divided icons with captions; purple dot grids sit in the top-left and bottom-right corners.
Typography: Heavy geometric sans in all caps, set in black with the middle line in violet; small bold sans caps for labels and icon captions.

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Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Pixel-art dino disintegrating on one side of a door while a realistic T-rex steps through the other.
- Look and feel: An off-white studio backdrop with a soft floor shadow. Warm golden light spills from a half-open white door, where a photoreal T-rex emerges, contrasting with a flat black pixel-game dinosaur that breaks into scattered squares. Violet accents appear in the labels, the key headline line, and the soft lavender blobs behind the line icons. The finish is a clean, high-detail 3D render.
- Layout: The upper two-thirds holds the scene: a pixel dinosaur runs off to the left, a white door sits at the centre, and a lifelike T-rex emerges through it to the right, with labels and curved arrows annotating each side. Below are a large centred three-line headline and a row of four divided icons with captions; purple dot grids sit in the top-left and bottom-right corners.
- Typography: Heavy geometric sans in all caps, set in black with the middle line in violet; small bold sans caps for labels and icon captions.
- Colours: #f0ebe7, #cbc0c1, #938b89, #5a4e43, #1d150f (background #f0ebe7, text #1d150f, accent #1d150f).
- Mood and details: bold, clever, dramatic, pixel dinosaur, realistic T-rex, open door, icon row, dot grid, hand-drawn arrows.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/42502790234500390-f7a589da1d4a.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.
- Leave a clean space for my logo. Never invent a logo, prices, phone numbers or claims.
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