[Brand]: {Fill in}
[Product]: {Fill in}
[English Title]: {Fill in}
[Chinese Title]: {Fill in}
[Product Core Structure]: {Fill in}
[Space Transformation Method]: {Fill in}
[Scene]: {Fill in}
[Tiny Figures]: {Fill in}
[Main Color]: {Fill in}
[Accent Color]: {Fill in}
[Ratio]: {Default 9:16}
Generate a high-end commercial Editorial Campaign poster.
First ensure the [Product] has a realistic, credible, and marketable product design, then enlarge it to an architectural scale, and let the [Product Core Structure] naturally transform into the [Space Transformation Method], making the product itself truly a part of the architecture, landscape, or space, rather than just a simply floating large object.
In the [Scene], add extremely small [Tiny Figures] to strengthen the scale, and create real spatial relationships between the product and the environment through roads, reflections, clouds, glass, architecture, terrain, or character interaction.
Use a super large English [English Title] at the top and add a large Chinese [Chinese Title] at the bottom left, allowing the Typography to produce occlusion, interleaving, and front-to-back relationships with the product and environment.
Add a second-layer visual discovery, such as a world hidden inside the product, the product structure becoming a building, material producing spatial refraction, reflections completing the form, figures passing through the product, or product parts extending into reality space.
Overall, use the [Main Color] as the environmental large color gamut, and the [Accent Color] concentrated on the product or key visual structures, maintaining the texture of high-end brand Campaign, magazine Editorial, outdoor KV, and commercial proposals.
Avoid ordinary product studio shoots, e-commerce advertisements, simple giantization, cyberpunk, complex UI, fake parameters, fake Logos, garbled characters, numbering, and cheap CG lighting effects.