Affiche de campagne pour une bouteille de sauce tomate douce et pimentée

Create a flagship commercial advertising poster for an original condiment brand named "ROJO JOY", pushing both Orbit energy and Port symbol power. Use ultra-realistic commercial product photography, not illustration, not 3D render. Keep the same structural logic: a saturated full red background, one oversized sweet-and-spicy tomato sauce bottle as the absolute visual hero on the center-right axis, a giant stacked headline block on the upper-left, a compact benefit icon cluster on the upper-right, one playful anthropomorphic tomato mascot in the lower-left foreground, glossy sauce splashes and real tomato ingredients framing the bottle base, and one short bottom tagline centered near the lower edge. The final image must feel like a Cannes-level FMCG sauce campaign: bold, iconic, craveable, joyful, and instantly memorable. Style lock: premium supermarket condiment advertising, product-first hierarchy, vivid red campaign field, crisp oversized typography, polished packaging realism, mascot-assisted brand symbolism, clean studio food lighting, family-friendly but premium, globally launch-ready. Core composition: one large sauce bottle stands slightly right of center, tall and dominant, extending from upper-middle to lower-middle. The bottle must be dramatically larger than all other elements and act like a brand monument. The tomato mascot must sit lower-left, clearly secondary in scale but strongly bonded to the bottle as a co-symbol. On the upper-left, place a bold stacked headline with strong vertical rhythm. On the upper-right, place a tight benefit zone with a small quality seal and three minimal icon callouts. Keep the layout clean, strong, and highly legible from a distance. Orbit logic: build one clear circular appetite path around the bottle using a controlled ring of sauce splash, curved sauce trails, tomato placements, and the mascot’s gesture. The eye should move from the upper-left headline down into the mascot, sweep through the sauce bowl and tomatoes at the base, rise around the bottle through the splash arc, and resolve at the bottle cap and benefit cluster. The motion must feel concentrated, delicious, and dynamic, never chaotic. Port logic: strengthen the bottle-plus-mascot relationship into a memorable brand super-symbol. The sauce bottle should feel like the main icon of flavor power, while the tomato mascot acts as the emotional brand key. The mascot must visually echo the sauce story through color, gloss, and gesture, but never steal dominance from the bottle. Together they should read as one instantly recognizable advertising asset. Product concept: redesign the product as an original premium "sweet and spicy tomato sauce" for a mass-premium household brand. Brand name: "ROJO JOY". The bottle should feel shelf-ready, globally scalable, and family-friendly, with a cream-red label system, bold logo, product descriptor, and fresh tomato-chili imagery. The label must be original and must not copy any existing brand or text. Lighting: bright commercial key light from upper-left front with warm reflective fill across the bottle shoulders, cap ridges, label, and sauce splash edges. Add soft rim separation around the bottle and mascot. Keep highlights crisp on tomatoes and sauce, shadows soft and grounded, and the background saturated but smooth. No muddy darkness, no dead black patches. Materials and realism: realistic condiment bottle with accurate symmetry, cap ridges, label wrap, subtle reflections, believable sauce opacity, and a clean liquid fill line. Realistic tomatoes with taut skin, fresh green stems, slight surface moisture, and natural specular highlights. Thick sauce splashes and dollops must look glossy, viscous, and physically coherent. The mascot should feel polished and dimensional with believable tomato skin texture, soft character expression, and premium brand-finished detailing rather than toy-like plastic. Typography and layout: use original English text only, never copy any existing wording. Add a bold upper-left headline such as "SWEET. SPICY. ICONIC." with a short support line below like "made for every bite". The upper-right benefit cluster can include concise icon labels such as "real tomatoes", "balanced heat", and "no preservatives". Place one short bottom line such as "BOLD TASTE, BRIGHT JOY." Typography should be large, punchy, architectural, and clearly secondary to the bottle. Color strategy: dominant campaign red, sauce crimson, tomato scarlet, soft cream label tones, fresh green stem accents, and small warm brown notes at the bottom. Keep the palette disciplined, saturated, and premium, with the bottle and mascot reading as the strongest red-brand duo. Quality and physical rules: extremely sharp hero bottle, readable label, realistic sauce texture, believable mascot integration, clean typography edges, coherent fruit scale, no clutter, no warped bottle, no distorted tomatoes, no excessive splash noise, no cheap flyer feel. The bottle must remain the strongest visual and sales trigger at all times, with the mascot reinforcing brand memory rather than competing with it. Negative prompt: copied branding, copied slogan, weak product hierarchy, blurry bottle, unreadable label, fake plastic reflections, warped bottle shape, muddy red background, dead black areas, cluttered layout, excessive ingredients, oversized mascot, chaotic splash physics, cheap retail flyer aesthetic, cartoon-only rendering, CGI toy look, low-resolution packaging, product losing dominance.