VELVRA Soda Campaign Poster Prompt

Create a premium vertical soda campaign poster for a fictional zero-sugar beverage brand called VELVRA, merging stronger Orbit motion with more refined Transit luxury. Keep the exact core composition: a realistic smiling young East Asian woman in a tight chest-up portrait at center, holding a slim black soda can close beside her face with one hand, against a bright white background filled with elegant black line-art factory doodles. The woman and the can must remain the two primary anchors, with the can slightly prioritized as the commercial hero. The woman must be 100% live-action photographic realism, not illustration: adult, healthy, naturally beautiful, with realistic skin pores, soft cheek texture, slight nose-area pore visibility, natural lip gloss texture, fine under-eye translucency, subtle asymmetry, natural teeth, and clean black hair pulled back. Her expression is fresh, warm, and confident, with a direct campaign-ready smile. Her hand holding the can must be anatomically correct with natural finger separation, realistic knuckles, clean nails, and believable grip tension. She wears a simple pale blush-pink sleeveless top so the product remains dominant. The soda can must be highly realistic and premium: slim aluminum form, matte-to-satin black body, deep cherry-red fruit accent graphics, subtle cream details, original fictional brand wordmark, clear zero-sugar positioning, refined metallic highlights, accurate rim and pull-tab detail, and crisp product readability. The can should look cold, desirable, modern, and flagship-level. Strengthen the Orbit direction by making the doodle system flow more actively around the portrait and can: black line-art pipes, valves, gauges, tanks, bubbles, ladders, and tiny worker figures should curve and circulate around the head, neck, shoulder, and can in a more intentional ring of motion. Add a few elegant soda splash doodles and bubble trails around the lower face and neck so the image feels energized, as if carbonation and factory motion are orbiting the product and person together. Keep this motion controlled and clean, never messy. Push the Transit direction by making everything more internationally premium and restrained: cleaner spacing, lighter doodle density, more refined line hierarchy, more luxurious skin rendering, more polished can reflections, and a better-balanced contrast between the crisp black elements and the bright white background. The lower large script-style brand logo overlapping the torso area should remain bold and memorable, but more elegantly integrated and less noisy than a casual pop ad. All typography and brand graphics must be fully original and not copied from any source. Lighting should be bright, soft, and beauty-commercial clean, with gentle frontal light and subtle side shaping on the face and can. Strengthen the light-dark contrast just enough so the black can, dark hair, and doodle lines feel crisp against the white background, while the skin remains luminous, natural, and high-end. The final image should feel playful, graphic, fresh, and globally premium, like a Cannes-level soda campaign that fuses real portrait photography with editorial graphic storytelling. Color system: bright white background, black doodle lines, black can, cherry-red accents, cream highlights, soft blush-pink clothing, natural skin tones, and subtle metallic silver can edges. Keep the palette clean, high-contrast, and highly brandable. Negative prompt: real brand names, copied logos, copied text, watermark, extra fingers, fused fingers, malformed hands, plastic skin, waxy skin, over-retouched face, messy doodles, cluttered background, low-detail can, distorted aluminum, muddy whites, black blotches, anime, illustration face, fake CGI portrait.