Stacked cardboard parcels labelled with virtues flanked by line-art goddess arms

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Stacked cardboard parcels labelled with virtues flanked by line-art goddess arms

A flat royal-blue background carries thin white line-art of a trishul and mirrored goddess arms with bangles, holding a mace, a discus, a lotus sceptre and arrows. At the centre, photoreal mustard-yellow cardboard parcels with soft shadows are stacked into a figure, and each carries one virtue word. The strong blue-yellow contrast and neat symmetry make the logistics pun instantly readable.

Palette

#0165b3
#efbc4f
#3e89c0
#75a8cd
#c49556
#567475

Layout: Symmetrical square layout. White pill-shaped logo tabs sit in the top corners and a trishul crowns the centre above the headline. Below it, a central stack of boxes forms a numeral-like figure, flanked on both sides by four line-art arms holding weapons, with a hashtag centred at the bottom.
Typography: Friendly humanist sans in white for the headline and hashtag; bold red Devanagari on the boxes, each with a small dark sans English translation beneath.

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Size: 1080 × 1080 px (Instagram square).

Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Stacked cardboard parcels labelled with virtues flanked by line-art goddess arms.
- Look and feel: A flat royal-blue background carries thin white line-art of a trishul and mirrored goddess arms with bangles, holding a mace, a discus, a lotus sceptre and arrows. At the centre, photoreal mustard-yellow cardboard parcels with soft shadows are stacked into a figure, and each carries one virtue word. The strong blue-yellow contrast and neat symmetry make the logistics pun instantly readable.
- Layout: Symmetrical square layout. White pill-shaped logo tabs sit in the top corners and a trishul crowns the centre above the headline. Below it, a central stack of boxes forms a numeral-like figure, flanked on both sides by four line-art arms holding weapons, with a hashtag centred at the bottom.
- Typography: Friendly humanist sans in white for the headline and hashtag; bold red Devanagari on the boxes, each with a small dark sans English translation beneath.
- Colours: #0165b3, #efbc4f, #3e89c0, #75a8cd, #c49556, #567475 (background #0165b3, text #efbc4f, accent #3e89c0).
- Mood and details: clever, auspicious, confident, trishul line art, multi-armed hands with weapons, stacked parcel boxes, virtue labels.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/451063718958338254-add8c418174b.jpg (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.
- One strong idea, few words, and text large enough to read on a phone.

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