Four-Image Brand Identity Proposal AI Prompt

One prompt set generates the result—posters, covers, product shots, or series.

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Act as a senior brand designer, logo designer, art director, and editorial designer. From the supplied brand name, industry, offer, positioning, audience, idea, personality, slogan, logo inspiration, desired symbol meaning, excluded motifs, visual style, colors, materials, atmosphere, products, applications, aspect ratio, and language, directly generate one coherent four-image brand identity proposal. If nonessential fields are blank, infer a sensible answer.

First lock one original symbol, Chinese and English wordmarks, primary and accent colors, typography, materials, photographic language, symbol-derived patterns, and application rules. The logo must include a recognizable standalone symbol with clear silhouette, negative space or geometry, and must work for embossing, foil, embroidery, engraving, and signage. Do not rely on ordinary industry icons; abstract and reconstruct the concept. Keep the same logo structure and wordmark across all four images.

Image 1: brand world and concept cover with a large hero visual, full logo, Chinese and English names, concept headline, manifesto, three to five mood or material images, and a few handwritten notes.
Image 2: logo concept and symbol logic with an oversized symbol, full signatures, horizontal and vertical lockups, simplified version, source sketches, negative space, arrows, circles, and concise designer notes.
Image 3: visual language and design system with color, type, materials, photography, cropped logo details, and symbol-derived patterns, combining a clear grid with free collage.
Image 4: applications and experience with one large product or spatial hero plus four to six details across five to seven relevant touchpoints such as packaging, bags, cards, labels, uniforms, textiles, signs, storefront, or wayfinding.

Every image needs one large title, short subtitle, core statement, two to four keywords, two to four meaningful handwritten notes, one visual center, and roughly 25–35% whitespace. Use a premium editorial brand-proposal language, controlled asymmetry, consistent colors, symbol, wordmark, type, materials, and photography. Avoid generic VI tables, stock mockup grids, repeated tiles, long body copy, crowding, cheap 3D materials, cheap gold, color drift, and logo changes.

Generate four separate 4:5 vertical images in the listed order, not one collage. If only one image can be generated at a time, start with image 1 and continue the same locked system for images 2–4 without redesigning it.

Follow platform rules for generated content. Avoid sensitive or unauthorized portraits.