Cinematic Product Photography

I have an approved logo concept: [DESCRIBE THE LOGO: icon/symbol, wordmark text, font style, layout arrangement, and original colors]. Generate a consistent color variant set from this exact design, changing ONLY the color treatment and keeping the shape, proportions, spacing, and typography identical across all versions.

Create these 3 variants:
1. LIGHT BACKGROUND VERSION: full-color (or [SPECIFY COLORS]) logo optimized for display on a white or light [SPECIFY SHADE, e.g., off-white, light gray] background, with enough contrast to stay clearly legible.
2. DARK BACKGROUND VERSION: logo recolored for a [SPECIFY DARK SHADE, e.g., near-black, navy, charcoal] background, adjusting only colors that would lose contrast or legibility on dark surfaces, while preserving every shape and proportion from the original.
3. MONOCHROME/SINGLE-COLOR VERSION: the logo rendered in a single color ([SPECIFY COLOR, e.g., solid black, solid white]), suitable for stamping, engraving, embroidery, or one-color printing, with no gradients or secondary tones.

For all three: do not alter the icon's shape, the wordmark's font, the spacing between elements, or the overall proportions. Output each variant on its own labeled background so I can check it against the original design.

Note: treat each output as a concept to refine further — since this produces a raster image, vectorize the final chosen version (e.g., with Adobe Illustrator's Image Trace or a dedicated vectorizer) before using it in print or at large scale.

Design a mascot-style logo character for [BRAND NAME], a [INDUSTRY/NICHE] brand.

Character: a [ANIMAL / CREATURE / STYLIZED FIGURE], acting as the brand's mascot.
Personality: [ONE DOMINANT TRAIT, e.g. friendly and energetic / calm and trustworthy / playful and mischievous] — show this through the character's pose and facial expression, not extra props.
Pose: a single, simple gesture that reads clearly in silhouette, such as [SPECIFIC POSE, e.g. a mid-step wave, a confident chest-out stance, a head tilt with a wink].

Style requirements:
- Flat, [GEOMETRIC / ROUNDED / RETRO] illustration style with no gradients or photorealistic shading
- One consistent outline weight around all shapes, [THIN / MEDIUM / BOLD]
- A limited palette of [2-3] flat colors: [COLOR 1], [COLOR 2], [COLOR 3]
- Minimal interior detail — simplify features so the design stays legible when shrunk to app-icon or favicon size
- Centered character on a plain white or transparent-style background, no scene or background elements
- No text, wordmark, or tagline in the image

Output: a single, clean mascot mark suitable as a starting concept for a logo, not a full illustration.

Act as a mobile app icon designer. Generate a square app icon logo based on the following brief:

App / product name: [APP NAME]
What the app does: [ONE-SENTENCE DESCRIPTION OF THE APP'S PURPOSE]
Core visual idea: [SYMBOL, OBJECT, OR LETTERFORM TO FEATURE, e.g. "a single stylized leaf" or the letter "M"]
Brand colors: [PRIMARY COLOR] and [SECONDARY COLOR] (no more than 2-3 colors total)
Style: [FLAT / MINIMAL / SOFT-SHADED / GRADIENT-FREE — pick one]
Mood: [e.g. calm and trustworthy / energetic and playful / professional and modern]

Format requirements (follow all of these):
- Perfectly square canvas, 1024x1024 or larger
- Keep the entire subject within a centered safe area, leaving roughly 12% padding from every edge, so nothing is clipped when the OS crops the icon into a rounded square (iOS) or circle (Android)
- One dominant shape, symbol, or 1-2 letterforms as the focal point — no detailed scenes, no fine linework, no small text or taglines
- Flat or very simply shaded style with strong contrast between the subject and the background, so the icon still reads clearly at 48x48 pixels
- Background: [SOLID COLOR / TRANSPARENT] fill, no busy textures or photographic elements
- No realistic shadows, reflections, or bevels that would muddy the shape at small sizes

Generate 3 variations:
1. The icon on its brand-colored background
2. The icon on a plain white background
3. The icon on a plain dark background (for dark-mode home screens)

After generating, briefly note which variation you'd recommend testing first at actual icon size, and remind me that this PNG is a concept starting point that should be vectorized (e.g. via Adobe Illustrator's Image Trace or a vectorizer tool) before use in an app store listing or any export that needs a crisp vector file.