Minimal white line drawing of Ganesha's large forehead and trunk

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Minimal white line drawing of Ganesha's large forehead and trunk

A deep crimson canvas with a woven linen texture and soft vignette fills the frame. The focal point is one thick white brushless stroke that traces the dome of Ganesha's head, curving into an ear and a looped trunk around a white dot. This is part of a conceptual series that turns one attribute of the deity into a brand virtue. The finish is flat and understated, with no ornamentation.

Palette

#6e0f12
#50080a
#821619
#954d3a
#f6eff0
#b98a8b

Layout: Centred headline and a yellow subline in the upper third, with a large white abstract Ganesha curve in the middle surrounded by generous negative space. A small right-aligned sign-off and logo sit in the bottom-right corner.
Typography: Bold white humanist sans caps for the headline, lighter mustard-yellow sans for the subline; a small bold sans for the sign-off with a yellow highlight.

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Size: 1080 × 1528 px (same shape as the reference).

Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Minimal white line drawing of Ganesha's large forehead and trunk.
- Look and feel: A deep crimson canvas with a woven linen texture and soft vignette fills the frame. The focal point is one thick white brushless stroke that traces the dome of Ganesha's head, curving into an ear and a looped trunk around a white dot. This is part of a conceptual series that turns one attribute of the deity into a brand virtue. The finish is flat and understated, with no ornamentation.
- Layout: Centred headline and a yellow subline in the upper third, with a large white abstract Ganesha curve in the middle surrounded by generous negative space. A small right-aligned sign-off and logo sit in the bottom-right corner.
- Typography: Bold white humanist sans caps for the headline, lighter mustard-yellow sans for the subline; a small bold sans for the sign-off with a yellow highlight.
- Colours: #6e0f12, #50080a, #821619, #954d3a, #f6eff0, #b98a8b (background #50080a, text #f6eff0, accent #821619).
- Mood and details: witty, reverent, thoughtful, single-line Ganesha, abstract elephant head, linen texture.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/4433299628735881-853db79850e8.jpg (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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- One strong idea, few words, and text large enough to read on a phone.

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