Illustrated palace facade with arched windows showing people celebrating

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Illustrated palace facade with arched windows showing people celebrating

Deep royal-blue night sky with pink and red dots, falling streaks and a small crescent moon. The black architectural silhouette frames mustard-yellow arched windows filled with flat, stylised figures in red, pink, blue and white. They dance, carry gifts and sweets, and light diyas. Pink and red dotted lights run down the side pillars, and palm-like fireworks in pink, red and orange burst from the turrets. The finish is bold, flat vector with a mid-century folk-poster feel.

Palette

#1f418a
#000000
#edbe72
#020202
#e14953
#1c1925

Layout: A symmetrical black palace silhouette fills the frame. The greeting sits inside the top dome, one wide arch holds dancers in the middle, and two smaller arches with shoppers and gift-givers sit below. The logotype is centred on a black band near the bottom, with fireworks bursting in the upper corners.
Typography: Quirky, chunky display caps with playful letterforms for the greeting; clean, widely spaced sans caps for the logotype.

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- The idea: Illustrated palace facade with arched windows showing people celebrating.
- Look and feel: Deep royal-blue night sky with pink and red dots, falling streaks and a small crescent moon. The black architectural silhouette frames mustard-yellow arched windows filled with flat, stylised figures in red, pink, blue and white. They dance, carry gifts and sweets, and light diyas. Pink and red dotted lights run down the side pillars, and palm-like fireworks in pink, red and orange burst from the turrets. The finish is bold, flat vector with a mid-century folk-poster feel.
- Layout: A symmetrical black palace silhouette fills the frame. The greeting sits inside the top dome, one wide arch holds dancers in the middle, and two smaller arches with shoppers and gift-givers sit below. The logotype is centred on a black band near the bottom, with fireworks bursting in the upper corners.
- Typography: Quirky, chunky display caps with playful letterforms for the greeting; clean, widely spaced sans caps for the logotype.
- Colours: #1f418a, #000000, #edbe72, #020202, #e14953, #1c1925 (background #1f418a, text #edbe72, accent #e14953).
- Mood and details: festive, joyful, vibrant, palace arches, fireworks, diyas, dancing figures, gift boxes, string lights.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/5207355813492698-7d8753c97bf1.jpg (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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