Prompt Ideogram 4.5

Screen printed festival poster for an invented jazz weekend: the headline "NIGHT TIDE" in huge hand cut condensed letters across the top, "JAZZ BY THE HARBOR" in a slim widely spaced serif beneath it, and "AUGUST 14 TO 16" in a bold round badge at the bottom right. An upright bass player in silhouette against a giant setting moon over moored sailboats, three flat inks of deep teal, coral and cream, visible paper grain and slight ink misregistration.

Brand identity sheet for an invented coffee roaster on warm off white paper: a circular emblem with a stylized mountain and a rising sun inside, the wordmark "SUMMIT ROAST" in bold geometric sans serif below it, the tagline "SMALL BATCH COFFEE" in small spaced capitals underneath, and three color swatches labeled "ESPRESSO", "EMBER" and "CREAM" along the bottom. Flat vector design, crisp edges, generous margins.

Studio product photograph of a matte kraft paper tea tin standing on pale travertine, the tin label reads "WILD MINT" in elegant deep green serif, with "ORGANIC LOOSE LEAF TEA" in small capitals beneath and "NET WT 50 G" at the bottom edge, fresh mint sprigs and scattered dried leaves around it, soft morning window light from the left, gentle shadows, shallow depth of field, premium packaging photography.

Photograph of a small corner bakery at blue hour on a rainy cobblestone street, 35mm lens: a hand painted gold leaf sign above the window reads "MARGOT'S BAKERY", the window glass is lettered "FRESH BREAD DAILY" in white script, warm light inside showing shelves of crusty loaves, reflections on the wet stones, a bicycle leaning by the door, cinematic color.

Clean editorial infographic poster titled "HOW TO BREW POUR OVER" in bold black sans serif at the top. Four numbered steps in a vertical column, each with a simple flat icon on the left: "1. GRIND 20 G", "2. RINSE THE FILTER", "3. BLOOM 30 SECONDS", "4. POUR SLOWLY". A footer line reads "MAKES ONE CUP". Cream background, burnt orange accent color, generous spacing, strong visual hierarchy.

Book cover for an invented novel: the title "THE SALT ORCHARD" in large elegant serif centered in the top third, the line "A NOVEL" in small spaced capitals beneath it, and the author line "MIRA CALDWELL" along the bottom. A lone lemon tree heavy with fruit standing on a cracked white salt flat at dawn, long blue shadows, painterly texture, muted gold and pale blue palette. The only words on the cover are the title, A NOVEL and the author line.