ROUGE BAYOU 4-Panel Hospitality Campaign

Create a Cannes-level four-panel hospitality campaign poster set for fictional Creole cocktail house ROUGE BAYOU, merging hyper-real food photography, nightlife atmosphere, editorial typography, and luxury restaurant branding into one unified 2x2 campaign grid. The set must feel like one coherent social-media and poster-ready system, not four separate ads. Preserve the exact structure: top-left food hero, top-right cocktail hero, bottom-left menu spread, bottom-right interior mood. All four panels must share one brand world, one logo family, one footer rhythm, and one palette of deep black, crimson red, ember orange, and warm gold. Overall art direction: premium nightlife hospitality identity, bold but clean, seductive but controlled, with products always leading the frame. Use a consistent circular logo mark reading “ROUGE BAYOU” with the descriptor “CREOLE & COCKTAIL HOUSE”. Typography across the set combines three coordinated layers: elegant handwritten script for emotional words, tall condensed sans-serif for major impact words, and a clean small sans-serif for support details, footer metadata, and menu lists. All copy must be original English, commercially believable, and tightly integrated. The mood is urban, warm, intimate, stylish, and high-energy. Top-left panel, food hero: a dramatic close food photograph of a premium Creole seafood plate in shallow depth of field, featuring richly seared blackened fish or salmon over seasoned rice, glossy sauce, charred edges, fresh herbs, and a warm lemon wedge. The background is a moody dark restaurant blur with red-black ambience. Logo near the top. Main headline: “SOUTHERN FIRE / CREOLE SOUL”, with one keyword oversized as the bold anchor. Supporting copy suggests bold Creole dishes, crafted cocktails, and after-dark warmth. Footer includes refined address rhythm, opening hours, and subtle icon markers. Top-right panel, cocktail hero: a tall signature crimson-to-amber cocktail in an elegant curving glass, glowing from within, topped with crushed ice, a citrus slice, and a fresh berry accent, against a dark crimson gradient nightlife backdrop. Logo near the top. Main headline: “AFTERGLOW / HOUR”, with “HOUR” oversized in bold condensed type and “AFTERGLOW” in expressive script. Add a compact brush-stroke schedule badge with original time info, plus a clean checklist of premium drink offerings such as signature cocktails, local pours, and house favorites. The cocktail remains the dominant subject, crystal-clear, richly lit, and tactile. Bottom-left panel, menu spread: a composed food-and-drink panel with two hero dishes and one secondary beverage in a premium studio-restaurant hybrid setup. One plate may feature seafood pasta or sauced shrimp, the other a grilled Creole entree with rice or roasted sides. Logo near the top. Main headline: “THE NIGHT / TASTES BETTER”, with one keyword oversized in brush-script. Supporting copy emphasizes fresh ingredients and slow-built flavor. A clean side list names menu families such as seafood, grill, cocktails, and sweets. Footer repeats the same address and contact rhythm. Food must look rich, glossy, real, and appetizing without clutter. Bottom-right panel, interior mood: a cinematic bar-lounge interior with warm pendant lighting, reflective bottle shelves, dark wood tables, plush seating, red ambient glow, and a neon-style wall phrase integrated naturally into the space. The room feels intimate, stylish, and alive, but not crowded. Logo near the top. Main headline in the lower half: “COME FOR THE TABLE / STAY FOR THE NIGHT”, with the second line enlarged in bold red type. Supporting footer text repeats location, hours, and social-handle rhythm. The neon wall phrase should be an original short English vibe line. Lighting and color unify the whole grid: 60% black, oxblood, deep crimson, and shadowed mahogany; 30% ember orange, cocktail glow, tungsten bar light, and warm food highlights; 10% ivory typography, gold reflections, and small citrus or garnish accents. Every panel must feel luminous and premium, with soft but deliberate falloff, controlled specular highlights, and no muddy blacks, overbuilt neon, or flat surfaces. The red-black hospitality atmosphere stays consistent across all four tiles. Materials and finish must feel extremely commercial and polished: believable food moisture, char, sauce gloss, herbs, and edible density; glassware with realistic transparency, condensation, refraction, ice detail, and highlight rolloff; and interiors reading clearly as dark wood, polished metal, reflective glass, velvet seating, and warm neon signage. The full set should feel crisp, printed, campaign-ready, and internationally art-directed, with exact consistency in logo family, type rhythm, and footer structure. Output: one unified 2x2 campaign image with strong panel-to-panel brand consistency, original English wording only, product-first hierarchy inside each tile, exact logo consistency, coherent footer rhythm, no real brand names, no copied slogans, no messy flyer layout, no typography collisions, no unreadable small text, no AI food deformation, no warped glasses, no random decor clutter, no extra human figures dominating the interior, no cheap nightclub poster styling, no low-quality AI texture, and no visual drift across the campaign.