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Create a Cannes-level flagship winter advertising poster for an original sandwich cookie brand named FROSTWICH, featuring the hero product Vanilla Snow Creme Cookie. Build the image with refined Orbit flow and clean Transit reduction, turning the cookie into a premium miniature winter world while keeping absolute product dominance. Core composition: Use a vertical poster set in a bright alpine winter environment with a crisp blue sky, distant snow-covered mountains, and a clean snowy foreground. Keep the background elegant and simplified, with strong atmospheric depth and minimal distractions. In the exact center, place one enormous ultra-realistic sandwich cookie resting in fresh snow as the absolute hero. Hero product logic: The cookie is a dark cocoa sandwich biscuit with rich embossed detailing, precise ridges, and believable matte crumb texture. A thick layer of bright vanilla creme rises above the top biscuit and becomes a smooth snow-like skating surface. The creme must feel luxurious, cool, soft, and physically believable, with subtle circular skate traces that echo the round geometry of the cookie. Orbit structure: Build a calm closed-loop visual flow around the cookie: headline -> skaters -> circular skate marks -> cookie edge and embossed details -> snow mounds -> milk glass -> back to the cookie top. Use the round form of the cookie, the motion path of the skaters, and the placement of the milk glass to create a gentle orbit that always returns the eye to the product. The loop should feel elegant, quiet, and premium rather than playful chaos. Miniature narrative: On the creme surface, place two tiny winter skaters in dynamic but controlled motion, one in muted warm red and one in icy blue. Their scale should reinforce the monumental size of the cookie. Keep their poses natural, joyful, and anatomically correct, with clean silhouette readability and refined motion. Transit reduction: Edit the supporting world to only the essential elements: - the central hero cookie - two tiny skaters - a few restrained snow-covered pine trees - one clean partially cropped glass of milk at the lower right Remove extra doodles, excess decorative accents, and unnecessary environmental clutter. If a cabin is used at all, keep it extremely distant and subtle, or omit it entirely. The scene must feel cleaner, calmer, and more international. Typography system: At the upper center, place a concise original winter campaign headline in large soft white custom lettering: “CREAM IN SEASON” Below it, add one short supporting line in refined smaller type: “winter begins with the first twist” Keep typography airy, premium, and beautifully spaced. No excess copy. Branding: Place a small understated FROSTWICH logo at the upper left. On the milk glass, add a tiny ritual line in clean minimal type: “TWIST. SIP. SMILE.” Branding should feel polished, global, and secondary to the hero cookie. Lighting and color: Use bright cold winter sunlight with crisp highlights on the creme and snow, gentle sculpted shadows around the cookie ridges, and soft premium contrast. Keep the palette disciplined: alpine blue, snow white, cocoa black-brown, soft cream, and tiny muted color accents from the skaters. Visual style: Ultra-realistic commercial food photography fused with miniature storytelling, flagship FMCG campaign quality, highly detailed cookie embossing, believable creme texture, realistic snow crystal detail, clean glass reflections, elegant depth of field, and strong product hierarchy. Mood: Quiet delight, winter magic, premium nostalgia, refined playfulness, globally branded seasonal indulgence. Negative prompt: cheap holiday flyer, cluttered winter scene, cartoon cookie, low-detail creme, distorted skaters, awkward anatomy, too many props, unreadable logo, muddy snow, plastic-looking milk, messy typography, low-end festive design, oversaturated colors, weak product hierarchy