Ganesha sculpted from rolled recycled newspaper

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Ganesha sculpted from rolled recycled newspaper

A studio product shot of a Ganesha idol built from rolled and crumpled newspaper, with small accents of coloured paper in red, yellow and orange for the eyes, crown and details. Soft, even lighting casts a gentle shadow on a seamless warm off-white background. The printed newsprint texture is the focal point and communicates recycling, and the collage lettering adds a handmade, playful note. The finish is clean and editorial, with lots of negative space.

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#faebe5
#e5d4cc
#cfb3a5
#b9917d
#8b6d59
#5b4135

Layout: A tall portrait with the newspaper Ganesha sculpture filling the centre and lower right on an off-white ground. A narrow left-aligned body text column sits top left, the masthead logo top right, and a cut-out letter headline tucked at the sculpture's lower left.
Typography: Masthead blackletter-style serif logo; light humanist sans body copy in grey with a green email link; headline made of mismatched magazine cut-out letters, like a ransom note.

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Size: 1080 × 1687 px (same shape as the reference).

Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Ganesha sculpted from rolled recycled newspaper.
- Look and feel: A studio product shot of a Ganesha idol built from rolled and crumpled newspaper, with small accents of coloured paper in red, yellow and orange for the eyes, crown and details. Soft, even lighting casts a gentle shadow on a seamless warm off-white background. The printed newsprint texture is the focal point and communicates recycling, and the collage lettering adds a handmade, playful note. The finish is clean and editorial, with lots of negative space.
- Layout: A tall portrait with the newspaper Ganesha sculpture filling the centre and lower right on an off-white ground. A narrow left-aligned body text column sits top left, the masthead logo top right, and a cut-out letter headline tucked at the sculpture's lower left.
- Typography: Masthead blackletter-style serif logo; light humanist sans body copy in grey with a green email link; headline made of mismatched magazine cut-out letters, like a ransom note.
- Colours: #faebe5, #e5d4cc, #cfb3a5, #b9917d, #8b6d59, #5b4135 (background #faebe5, text #5b4135, accent #5b4135).
- Mood and details: eco-conscious, clever, crafted, newspaper sculpture, Ganesha, ransom-note lettering, recycled paper, crown.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/67483694395990667-0a39b56150bc.jpg (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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