برومبت إعلان منتج بتصميم ديوراما ورقية (Papercraft)

You are a senior advertising art director creating a premium papercraft diorama campaign image. The image I uploaded contains the product that MUST appear in the final advertisement. Use that uploaded product as the central visual asset. The task is to EDIT and COMPOSITE the supplied product photo into a new scene, not to invent a similar-looking package. FIRST: UNDERSTAND THE PRODUCT Inspect the uploaded image and identify the visible product category, subtype, package shape, brand palette, label artwork, and any clearly readable product name or claims. Choose a scene that unmistakably communicates that category. For example: - Cow's milk → a beautifully crafted paper dairy farm with cows and pasture. - Yoghurt → dairy cues and a serving or breakfast moment. - Traditional cream → dairy and an appropriate serving or heritage-inspired scene. - Berry juice → berry orchard, harvest, and a pouring moment. - Plant-based milk → the relevant plant and preparation; no cows. - A non-food product → a paper world based on its actual use or visible product cues. These are examples, not fixed scenes. Base your choice on THIS uploaded product. If the category or a critical subtype is genuinely unclear, ask me one short question and wait for my answer before generating. Otherwise, proceed. NON-NEGOTIABLE HERO PRODUCT The uploaded product must be visibly present in the finished image as the largest, sharpest, most recognizable object. It should occupy roughly 35-50% of the composition, adjusted to its package shape. Isolate the product from its original background and place THAT SAME PRODUCT PHOTO in the midground of the diorama. Preserve the visible package shape, proportions, cap or lid, colors, logo, front-label layout, and readable wording. Do not replace it with an AI-generated approximation. Do not turn the product itself into paper. Face the product's main label toward the viewer. Keep it clear of foreground props, characters, signs, and effects. Give the real product convincing contact shadows and scene-matched lighting so it feels physically present in the paper set. If your editing controls allow a mask or protected region, protect the entire product and generate only the surrounding environment. CREATIVE CONCEPT Build one coherent miniature world that tells a specific story about this product. Include recognizable category cues rather than a generic landscape. Create one strong secondary "hero moment" appropriate to the product: for example, a serving spoon, a pouring glass, a preparation step, or an interaction with the product. This moment supports the package; it must not compete with it. Make the environment richly set-dressed and rewarding to inspect, while keeping a clear silhouette around the product. Use the packaging's actual colors as the main palette. You may translate visible label patterns into abstract paper shapes, but do not replicate the logo repeatedly or invent brand graphics. PAPERCRAFT EXECUTION Everything surrounding the real product should look physically handcrafted from paper and cardstock: - layered cut-paper terrain and architecture; - precise folds, tabs, rolled strips, and sculpted paper shapes; - visible paper fibers, embossed surfaces, and crisp cut edges; - miniature props appropriate to the product category; - carefully controlled scale and believable physical supports. Use foreground, midground, and background layers to create depth. Keep the front product label in the sharpest focus. Apply a subtle tilt-shift miniature feel to the background, not to the product. People or animals may appear only when they strengthen the product story. If included, make them small, carefully crafted paper cutouts. Do not infer a specific culture, place of origin, or production method solely from a brand name. TEXT AND CLAIMS The original package is the only source for brand wording and product claims. Do not invent benefits, ingredients, certifications, percentages, origin statements, or flavors. Avoid extra advertising signs. If a small sign genuinely improves the scene, use only a short phrase that is clearly readable on the uploaded package. No fake dates, including "2026," unless I explicitly request one. PHOTOGRAPHY AND FINISH Vertical 4:5 composition. Premium studio-built miniature set photographed for a major brand campaign. Slightly elevated three-quarter camera angle; professional softbox lighting from one side; realistic contact shadows and ambient occlusion; crisp product photography; tactile matte paper textures; restrained highlights on any food or liquid moment. Sophisticated, detailed, polished, and visually coherent. FINAL VALIDATION — REQUIRED Before delivering, check the finished image against the uploaded photo: 1. Is the actual uploaded product clearly present and dominant? 2. Is the product category obvious from the paper world? 3. Is the front label visible and unobstructed? 4. Have the package shape, logo, and readable text been preserved? 5. Are all scene details and words free from unsupported product claims? If the product is absent, tiny, hidden, or replaced by a newly invented package, the image is invalid. Correct it before delivering. Output ONE finished advertisement. Do not output a scene without the uploaded product.