Split-panel meme of a wife looking through a sieve at her husband vs. a bowl of rasgullas

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Split-panel meme of a wife looking through a sieve at her husband vs. a bowl of rasgullas

A deep teal-navy background with faint tone-on-tone mandala patterns and a soft vignette. Flat vector figures: a woman in a red-and-pink saree with a gajra bun holds a diya thali and a silver sieve up to a man in a cream kurta. In the right panel, a bowl of white rasgullas replaces the husband's face for the punchline. The colours are warm and saturated against the cool background, with clean vector shading.

Palette

#0c3354
#26556f
#ea9d6c
#e6d0a8
#d73e42
#65746c

Layout: The logo is top-left above a centred yellow script greeting. Two side-by-side panels, split by a thin vertical line, each have a white caps caption over nearly identical illustrations. A footer row holds the parent logo on the left, a centred yellow hashtag and a script tagline on the right.
Typography: Bold yellow brush script for the greeting; white bold geometric sans caps for the captions; a yellow bold sans hashtag.

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Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Split-panel meme of a wife looking through a sieve at her husband vs. a bowl of rasgullas.
- Look and feel: A deep teal-navy background with faint tone-on-tone mandala patterns and a soft vignette. Flat vector figures: a woman in a red-and-pink saree with a gajra bun holds a diya thali and a silver sieve up to a man in a cream kurta. In the right panel, a bowl of white rasgullas replaces the husband's face for the punchline. The colours are warm and saturated against the cool background, with clean vector shading.
- Layout: The logo is top-left above a centred yellow script greeting. Two side-by-side panels, split by a thin vertical line, each have a white caps caption over nearly identical illustrations. A footer row holds the parent logo on the left, a centred yellow hashtag and a script tagline on the right.
- Typography: Bold yellow brush script for the greeting; white bold geometric sans caps for the captions; a yellow bold sans hashtag.
- Colours: #0c3354, #26556f, #ea9d6c, #e6d0a8, #d73e42, #65746c (background #0c3354, text #e6d0a8, accent #d73e42).
- Mood and details: humorous, festive, warm, sieve (channi), puja thali, diya, rasgulla bowl, mandala pattern.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/683632418462548732-c6f82ec8f1b2.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.
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- One strong idea, few words, and text large enough to read on a phone.

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