Affiche de campagne produit en perspective avec typographie surdimensionnée

Brand: [BRAND NAME] Product / Campaign: [PRODUCT OR CAMPAIGN] Main Word: [SHORT WORD] Subject: [PERSON / PRODUCT ONLY / BOTH] Product Perspective Role: [FRAME / RAIL / CORRIDOR / VIEWFINDER / OTHER] Perspective Type: [LOW ANGLE / SINGLE-POINT / TUNNEL / FRAME / OTHER] Main Color: [COLOR] Accent Color: [COLOR] Campaign Details: [SLOGAN / SPECS / DATE] Aspect Ratio: [9:16] Create a bold commercial campaign poster where **the product itself becomes the starting point of the perspective system**. Do not simply place the product inside a perspective scene. Use its real geometry, edges, frame, lens, sole, bottle shape, handles, or other structural features to establish the direction, depth, and vanishing point of the entire composition. Place the product prominently in the foreground with strong but controlled forced perspective. Keep its structure realistic, accurate, recognizable, and commercially believable. Build the rest of the scene outward from the product. Extend its visual lines into a runway, corridor, frame system, tunnel, or other spatial structure, using **one clear perspective direction and one consistent vanishing point**. Integrate one oversized main word into this same spatial system. The typography should become part of the perspective rather than flat background text. Let letters grow larger toward the foreground, shrink into the distance, frame the subject, or form spatial structures that follow the same perspective geometry. If a human subject is included, capture them during a natural dynamic movement such as walking, running, turning, or crossing the space. Keep anatomy, hands, limbs, clothing, and body balance realistic. The subject should interact naturally with both the product and oversized typography. Create clear foreground–subject–background layering. Allow selected parts of the product or typography to move in front of the subject while other parts remain behind, creating real dimensional depth without excessive fragmentation. Use a bold high-saturation color system with one dominant color, one strong contrasting accent, and restrained black, white, or metallic neutrals. Add 2–3 compact information areas with meaningful campaign details such as the brand name, product name, specifications, materials, performance features, or slogan, plus a clean footer. The final image should feel like a finished premium campaign key visual — bright, dimensional, dynamic, product-focused, information-rich, and immediately eye-catching in a social feed.