Teal kite tethered to tilted bold headline text

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Teal kite tethered to tilted bold headline text

The sky is pale blue with soft wispy clouds and fades to white toward the bottom, where a light grey city skyline silhouette sits. The main focal point is the oversized teal headline. It tilts upward like it's rising and connects by a thin line to a flat illustrated teal kite with small doodle sparkles and clouds. A crimson calligraphic festival greeting at the bottom adds warm contrast. The finish is clean, flat and airy.

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#f6f9fb
#dce6ef
#3dbcc4
#a1dad6
#e0f47b
#d06e77

Layout: Logo sits top left with the handle top right. A stacked headline in the upper middle tilts upward to the right, and its kite string runs to a small kite in the upper right. A faded grey skyline crosses the lower third, and the red Hindi greeting is centred at the bottom with plenty of white space.
Typography: Heavy geometric sans caps in teal with an offset yellow drop shadow, rotated upward; small bold teal sans for the supporting lines; red brush-style Devanagari calligraphy with widely spaced thin sans caps above it

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Size: 1080 × 1350 px (Instagram portrait).

Art direction to follow:
- The idea: Teal kite tethered to tilted bold headline text.
- Look and feel: The sky is pale blue with soft wispy clouds and fades to white toward the bottom, where a light grey city skyline silhouette sits. The main focal point is the oversized teal headline. It tilts upward like it's rising and connects by a thin line to a flat illustrated teal kite with small doodle sparkles and clouds. A crimson calligraphic festival greeting at the bottom adds warm contrast. The finish is clean, flat and airy.
- Layout: Logo sits top left with the handle top right. A stacked headline in the upper middle tilts upward to the right, and its kite string runs to a small kite in the upper right. A faded grey skyline crosses the lower third, and the red Hindi greeting is centred at the bottom with plenty of white space.
- Typography: Heavy geometric sans caps in teal with an offset yellow drop shadow, rotated upward; small bold teal sans for the supporting lines; red brush-style Devanagari calligraphy with widely spaced thin sans caps above it
- Colours: #f6f9fb, #dce6ef, #3dbcc4, #a1dad6, #e0f47b, #d06e77 (background #f6f9fb, text #d06e77, accent #3dbcc4).
- Mood and details: uplifting, airy, playful, kite, kite string, clouds, city skyline silhouette, Devanagari calligraphy.
- Reference image, only if you can open it: https://media.uidiscovery.com/captures/creatives/865183778426811019-7571b007336c.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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