Using the uploaded logo, create a highly detailed, comic-style infographic poster: “What This Brand Feels Like” GOAL: Turn the brand into a living personality and visually explain how it behaves, speaks, and interacts with the world. This must feel like a mix of: brand strategy + character design + comic storytelling. --- CORE RULE: Everything must come from the logo: - colors - style - tone - personality No generic personality traits. --- MAIN STRUCTURE: Vertical 4:5 poster Dense layout with multiple panels Comic + infographic hybrid --- TOP SECTION: - Brand name - Short personality statement (max 6 words) Example: “Quiet confidence with sharp edges” --- MAIN CHARACTER (VERY IMPORTANT): Create a central character representing the brand: - humanized version of the brand - outfit reflects brand style - posture + expression reflect personality --- AROUND THE CHARACTER: Create 6–8 comic panels showing how the brand behaves in different situations. --- SCENARIO IDEAS: - Talking to customers - Handling competition - Selling a product - Social media presence - Reacting to criticism - Daily “brand life” moment --- FOR EACH PANEL: Include: - short caption (max 6 words) - speech bubble or internal thought - clear visual action --- TONE EXAMPLES: Luxury brand: calm, confident, minimal speech Playful brand: loud, chaotic, expressive Tech brand: precise, logical, clean --- PERSONALITY TRAITS SECTION: Add small labeled blocks: - Voice tone (e.g. calm, bold, playful) - Energy level (low / medium / high) - Social behavior (introvert / extrovert) - Communication style Use: - icons - short labels --- DO / DON’T SECTION: Add a split block: DO: - how the brand should act DON’T: - what breaks the identity Keep: - very short phrases --- VISUAL ELEMENTS: - speech bubbles - icons - arrows - small reactions - exaggerated comic expressions --- STYLE: - comic + editorial hybrid - slightly exaggerated but still premium - expressive but not childish --- COLOR: - strictly based on logo palette - use color to reinforce personality --- DEPTH: - 20–40 visual elements - multiple small panels - layered composition --- IMPORTANT RULES: - must feel alive - must feel specific - no generic marketing words - no empty areas - keep text short but impactful --- FINAL FEEL: Like: - a brand strategy turned into a character - a visual storytelling board - something people save and study NOT: - flat - generic - minimalCopy