A campaign feels coherent when it repeats a rendering rule, not a location.

A campaign feels coherent when it repeats a rendering rule, not a location. 🍊 Keep the muse and can fully photographic in berry pink; render the surrounding world as charcoal line art on warm off-white. The hero stays tactile and immediate, while the illustrated setting can expand without stealing attention. 🪽 Change the world from orchard to city, but retain the same empty field, restrained palette, and monumental central product. The setting evolves, yet viewers still recognize the same campaign within a single glance. GPT- image 2.5 prompt👇 Create the definitive Orbit + Transit + Port final poster for the second image in the exact same campaign universe as the first poster for the fictional international sparkling fruit soda brand BLOOMVALE SPARK. This is not a new campaign and not a new aesthetic direction. It must read instantly as the official second hero product poster from the same premium series, with absolute IP continuity across muse identity, styling, palette logic, typography restraint, product family, emotional temperature, and monochrome illustrated-world grammar. The image must feel like a Cannes-level commercial sequel: more product-forward, more graphically exact