Silhouette procession of Shiva on Nandi with dancing ganas

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Silhouette procession of Shiva on Nandi with dancing ganas

Grainy monochrome grey sky with a glowing white moon behind layered misty mountain silhouettes. Shiva with trishul rides Nandi at the left, followed by a crowd of wild dancing ganas holding skull-topped staffs and tridents, fading into grey layers for depth. The ground turns to solid black at the bottom. The strictly greyscale palette and film-grain texture give it a cinematic, graphic-poster finish.

Palette

#eeefef
#020103
#000000
#b6b6b6
#7e7e7e
#0e0e0f

Layout: A large white full-moon disc sits at upper centre holding a compact left-aligned headline and a two-line subline. Below it, a horizon-wide silhouette procession shows Shiva on Nandi at left and dancing ganas at right; the bottom third is a black ground with the brand logo centred at the bottom.
Typography: Heavy tight grotesque sans in two tones (black and grey) with a small Devanagari insert; a small regular sans subline

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Language for any text on the design: English.
Size: 1080 × 1350 px (Instagram portrait).

Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Silhouette procession of Shiva on Nandi with dancing ganas.
- Look and feel: Grainy monochrome grey sky with a glowing white moon behind layered misty mountain silhouettes. Shiva with trishul rides Nandi at the left, followed by a crowd of wild dancing ganas holding skull-topped staffs and tridents, fading into grey layers for depth. The ground turns to solid black at the bottom. The strictly greyscale palette and film-grain texture give it a cinematic, graphic-poster finish.
- Layout: A large white full-moon disc sits at upper centre holding a compact left-aligned headline and a two-line subline. Below it, a horizon-wide silhouette procession shows Shiva on Nandi at left and dancing ganas at right; the bottom third is a black ground with the brand logo centred at the bottom.
- Typography: Heavy tight grotesque sans in two tones (black and grey) with a small Devanagari insert; a small regular sans subline
- Colours: #eeefef, #020103, #000000, #b6b6b6, #7e7e7e, #0e0e0f (background #eeefef, text #000000, accent #000000).
- Mood and details: celebratory, mystical, dramatic, Shiva on Nandi silhouette, dancing ganas, trishul, full moon, mountains, damru.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/864198616044836705-baa29c9c4e4a.jpg (if you can't, carry on from these notes; don't ask me for it).

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