Botanical Packaging Poster With Pastel Blocks

Theme: [season / concept] Product: [tea / botanical product] Main botanical: [plant / flower / leaf] Secondary botanical: [optional] Title: [main title] Subtitle: [short meaningful information] Palette: [2–3 pastel colors] Aspect ratio: [9:16] Create a modern botanical packaging poster with a clean white or warm off-white background, inspired by vintage botanical illustration and contemporary editorial design. Use bold, hand-drawn black botanical contour lines with simple internal details and a slightly imperfect printed-illustration feel. Let the plants occupy around 55–70% of the composition, enlarged and naturally cropped by the edges rather than floating neatly in the center. Keep most of the botanical artwork as black line art, with only selected leaves, petals, or fruits filled with flat pastel colors. Add 2–4 simple circles, ovals, or organic color blocks behind the plants using [Palette]. Colors should be soft, fresh, flat, and opaque — no gradients or watercolor effects. Place a compact typography system in the upper-left area: small series or brand text, a clear serif main title, and only a few short lines of meaningful product information. Avoid filler text. Typography should support the illustration rather than dominate it. Use asymmetrical composition, varied plant scale, overlapping branches, generous but not excessive negative space, and a playful balance between large flat color areas and detailed black linework. Overall aesthetic: botanical packaging, editorial illustration, retro-modern print design, fresh pastel palette, graphic simplicity, collectible art-card quality.