Create a six-image editorial campaign for the fictional coastal retreat “Casa Orilla.” Show a diverse group of adult friends during a slow afternoon by a terracotta pool: arrival, shaded lunch, wet hair after swimming, linen details, a candid laugh, and a wide architectural closing frame. Use natural skin texture, realistic pores and imperfections, warm analogue film color, deep forest green, terracotta, cream canvas, hard dappled sunlight, and medium-format photography. Preserve the same people, wardrobe palette, and location language across all six images. No logos and no text.

Create a bold poster system for the fictional independent design festival “AFTERLIGHT 26.” Main headline: “AFTERLIGHT 26”. Supporting lines: “Design After Dark”, “18–20 September”, and “North Quay Hall”. Use oversized condensed typography, silver foil texture, electric cyan, black, and ultraviolet gradients with abstract glass forms. Keep every supplied word spelled exactly and clearly readable. Produce one vertical poster, one square feed post, and one 16:9 event screen while preserving the hierarchy and visual identity.

Use the supplied packshot of the fictional “NORTHWAVE S1” portable speaker as the immutable product reference and the second image as the campaign-style reference. Preserve the exact speaker shape, grille pattern, controls, proportions, charcoal finish, and fictional wordmark. Create a six-image dusk campaign: rocky shoreline hero, close-up material detail, backpack carry scene, friends at a small beach fire, waterproof splash moment, and clean retail end card. Match the moodboard's cobalt sky, coral light, wet stone textures, and cinematic contrast. Do not introduce any real brand marks.

Create a three-panel social comic for the fictional task app “Done-ish.” The same overwhelmed freelance designer appears in every panel. Panel 1 caption: “I'LL JUST CHECK ONE MESSAGE”. Panel 2 caption: “47 MINUTES LATER”. Panel 3 caption: “DONE-ISH SAVED THE DEADLINE”. Use expressive but realistic photography, escalating desk chaos, a clean cyan-and-black visual identity, large readable captions, and space for a small fictional app badge. Keep the character, room, clothing, and camera angle consistent. Do not use public figures, real interfaces, or real company logos.

Create one ultra-wide 21:9 presentation board using the supplied square portrait of the fictional singer Mira Vale as the immutable identity reference. Show three clearly separated adaptations: a 21:9 streaming hero with Mira in the right third and negative space on the left, a 4:5 release composition with safe space above, and a 9:16 Story with the subject in the lower-middle area. Preserve her exact face, short dark hair, copper jacket, seated pose, silver microphone pendant, magenta rim light, and photographic grain in every panel. Extend the same laundromat naturally with consistent perspective, cyan practical light, reflections, and materials. Do not add text, logos, additional people, or redesign the singer.

Use the supplied portrait of the fictional singer Mira Vale as the immutable identity reference. Create six cinematic live-action keyframes for an original city-pop music video: empty midnight laundromat, vending-machine glow, rain-soaked pedestrian bridge, taxi interior, rooftop chorus, and sunrise train platform. Preserve her exact facial identity, short dark hair, natural skin, copper jacket, black top, silver microphone pendant, age, and proportions. Use realistic locations, practical cyan-magenta lighting, wet reflections, subtle 35mm grain, and a clear progression from midnight solitude to sunrise release. Vary the sequence across establishing, medium, profile, intimate close-up, performance, and closing shots. Photorealistic live-action cinematography only—no anime, illustration, cel shading, text, logos, or real brands.