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Mineral Water Contour Refraction Poster

LB
Library Brand
10 hours ago
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Create a 4:5 vertical high-completion bottled mineral water promotional poster. Use "Contour Line Refraction Valley" as the sole core composition. Slightly overhead vertical composition. A label-free, simple structured transparent glass water bottle stands vertically in lower-middle part. Cap is foggy silver metal. Entire background filled with extremely fine, equidistant, continuous ice-blue horizontal contour lines. Lines sink inward near bottle, forming soft canyon pressed by bottle weight, recovering straightness further away. Lines must not break, cross, or form noisy ripples. Bottle is not floating cutout. Bottom truly presses on light grey-blue mineral surface. Bottle and line field in same space. Only contour lines seen through clear water inside undergo real refraction, slight magnification, horizontal displacement. External lines remain precisely continuous. Few natural water droplets condense on left side. Clear highlight edge on right. Material like high-end drinking water ad photography, no plastic CGI feel. Place large narrow sans-serif title "title" in quiet negative space above. Wide tracking, deep navy blue color. Below title keep only small text "subtitle". Text must not embed in bottle or compete with lines for visual center. Colors limited to ice blue, foggy white, deep navy, little silver. Use soft top skylight and left-rear rim light to make bottle transparent but not disappear. Overall vibe precise, crisp, minimalist, contemporary editorial design. Full opaque rectangular background covering canvas. No transparent pixels, black corners, alpha mask, edge feathering, irregular cropping. No mountain scenery photos, people, floating splashes, excessive copy, existing brand logos, watermarks.

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