VELVET SNAP Chocolate Wafer Poster

Create a flagship commercial advertising poster for an original chocolate wafer bar brand named "VELVET SNAP", merging Transit restraint with Orbit energy in one highly disciplined three-flavour campaign. Use ultra-realistic premium confectionery product photography, not illustration, not 3D render. Keep the same structural logic of a centered three-column layout: three upright candy bar packs standing side by side across the middle of a tall vertical poster, one unified oversized headline block above, a minimal icon-based benefit row below, and a bold call-to-action strip at the bottom. The products must remain the absolute visual heroes. Style lock: high-end global FMCG chocolate advertising, Cannes-level food poster, strong product-first hierarchy, clean architectural typography, physically realistic liquid motion, luxurious but controlled commercial polish. Core composition: three flavor packs aligned symmetrically in the center, each occupying its own vertical atmospheric zone, with slight angle variation for depth while preserving full front readability. Use a large centered headline at the top, one concise supporting line beneath it, a restrained four-icon feature row near the bottom, and one bold CTA strip along the lower edge. Keep strong negative space between the packs and around the headline so the poster feels premium, uncluttered, and instantly legible. Transit logic: simplify the scene, reduce non-essential splash volume, reduce crumb count, limit ingredient clutter, shorten supporting copy, and keep every visual decision serving hierarchy, scale, and clarity. Avoid the feeling of a busy retail flyer. Let impact come from disciplined contrast, clean spacing, and the monumental presence of the three packs. Orbit logic: shape the chocolate splashes, caramel flows, floating nuts, and cookie fragments into controlled upward-and-inward arcs that visually sweep from the outer edges toward the center pack, then subtly rebound outward toward the headline zone. The motion must feel elegant, heatless, and premium, not chaotic or explosive. All movement should reinforce the three-pack rhythm and guide the eye through the composition. Product concept: redesign the line as three original wafer chocolate bar SKUs: salted caramel wafer, roasted hazelnut wafer, and dark cookie crunch wafer. The wrappers should share one premium brand system with bold "VELVET SNAP" lettering, a small descriptor such as "layered wafer bars", and minimal flavor naming. Left pack in caramel gold, center pack in rich cocoa bronze, right pack in midnight blue-black. Packaging must feel glossy, tactile, shelf-ready, and globally launchable. Lighting: use a strong frontal studio key light for crystal-clear branding and pack readability, combined with side and rear accent lights to sculpt the liquid forms and ingredient textures. Keep the background deep and atmospheric, but never muddy. Highlights on packaging edges and chocolate surfaces must be crisp and premium. Each flavour column should feel individually lit yet unified under one master lighting system. Flavor zones: left zone with buttery caramel ribbons, a few dense caramel cubes, and warm amber reflections; center zone with smooth chocolate waves, whole and halved hazelnuts, and deep toasted highlights; right zone with dark chocolate splash curves, broken sandwich-cookie pieces, and restrained cocoa crumbs in a cooler shadow register. Each zone must be distinct but not overcrowded. Materials and food realism: highly realistic wrappers with believable folds, sharp crimped edges, premium satin-gloss reflections, and precise print clarity; thick glossy chocolate with realistic viscosity; caramel with dense buttery translucency; hazelnuts with natural shell and kernel texture; cookies with crisp embossed surfaces and crumb breakup. Keep particle detail controlled and premium. Typography and layout: use original text only, never copy any existing wording. Place a bold top headline such as "THREE FLAVORS. PURE TEMPTATION." with one short subline such as "crispy layers, rich breaks." Use four concise feature labels in the icon row, such as "light wafer", "silky chocolate", "bold flavour", and "anytime break". The bottom CTA strip can read "CHOOSE YOUR ICON". Typography should feel global, bold, minimal, and always secondary to the products. Color strategy: master background in dark espresso brown and near-black, with three disciplined flavor columns: warm caramel gold on the left, deep cocoa bronze in the center, and midnight blue-black on the right. Use red and white only as controlled brand accents. Keep the palette rich, premium, and tightly managed. Atmosphere: craveable, premium, modern, dramatic, polished, globally scalable, high-impact but clean. Quality and physical rules: extremely sharp packs, readable labels, realistic ingredient scale, physically coherent splash trajectories, clean separation between product and background, no muddy haze, no dead black blocks, no overfilled composition, no duplicated ingredients, no weak central focus. The final image must feel premium, controlled, and launch-campaign ready. Negative prompt: copied brand identity, copied headline, cheap supermarket flyer look, cluttered layout, too many splashes, too many crumbs, weak product hierarchy, blurry wrappers, unreadable labels, fake chocolate textures, distorted packs, duplicated nuts, duplicated cookies, muddy blacks, dead dark patches, flat lighting, oversaturated colors, cartoon style, illustration look, CGI render feel, messy typography, chaotic motion, products losing dominance.