144Warm Drink Cabinet Poster

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output one landscape A3 poster, 420 x 297 mm, aspect ratio 1.414:1. Use the largest supported resolution. Final print target: 4961x3508 pixels at 300dpi. Keep all text at least 10 mm inside the edges.

[Purpose]
Make exactly ONE finished landscape A3 poster for the warm-drink cabinet in a Korean convenience store. Paper is 420 x 297 mm, landscape aspect ratio 1.414:1. This is an atmospheric availability announcement: warm drinks are here. It is not a promotion. Return the flat finished poster artwork, never a store mockup or photographed sheet. Work at the largest supported generation size. Final print target is 4961 x 3508 pixels at 300dpi; keep all important text at least 10 mm inside every edge so a print shop can reproduce it safely.

[Owner input]
One short headline choice: "【Short copy】".
There are NO price, discount, bundle, 1+1, purchase condition, product-menu or campaign-date inputs. Do not create any of those elements, even if a reference image happens to contain them. The only factual sales message is "Warm drinks available".

[Design decision]
Use a contemporary Korean cafe and convenience-store campaign composition, with an asymmetrical left text column and a photographic still life on the right. Limit the designed palette to warm oatmeal cream, deep charcoal and a restrained amber accent; realistic skin, metal and glass inherit those tones. The left roughly 45% carries an optically balanced heavy sans-serif headline; the right roughly 55% carries a can held gently by two hands with one capped glass bottle standing behind and to the side. Generous breathing room is deliberate: no decorative words, extra icons or filler. A broad soft winter-window shadow gives the cream ground material depth. The warm amber side light on the hands and containers contrasts subtly with cooler neutral room shadows. Use no cheap gold glow, neon, glitter or shiny gradient flare.

[Scene]
The hero is a short, realistically proportioned Korean ready-to-drink beverage can, supported at lower right by two natural adult hands in oatmeal knit cuffs, as though just taken from a warm cabinet on a chilly day. Keep a second, small amber-glass tea bottle nearby to make both can and bottle drinks recognizable. Generic, unbranded packaging: quiet plain cream and muted amber areas, realistic metal rim and screw cap, absolutely no logo, text label or lookalike brand artwork. The can is closed with an intact pull tab; the bottle is capped. Convey warmth with a very delicate atmospheric steam wisp behind the products, rising from the cabinet area off frame. Never show steam spurting from a sealed cap or can seam. Do not use a steaming mug as a substitute for packaged drinks. Neither ice nor chilled droplets belongs on this warm-drink poster.

[Attached photo]
No attached product photo is required for this generic availability notice. If the owner adds a real cabinet photo, use it to match container proportions and warmth, but do not reproduce shelf prices, discounts, logos, background posters or branded lettering. Favor plain unlabeled sides and naturally positioned hands. This card advertises a category, not an invented manufacturer or named product.

[Text layout]
Render exactly the chosen headline and the fixed availability message, in English. Place the headline in the left 7-47% of width and middle 28-58% of height. For the preferred phrase, set two meaningful lines, "Warmth at" above "your fingertips", at equal size, with compact but comfortable line spacing. Use a heavy, clean modern sans-serif with flat charcoal fill and subtly generous letter spacing. Other chosen phrases may use one or two lines; break at a natural phrase boundary and never strand a short preposition. This one headline is the largest lettering. At left 7-47% width and 66-77% height, set "Warm drinks available" as one clear secondary line in medium-to-bold sans-serif, approximately 40% of headline height, charcoal or a deep muted amber with strong print contrast. Keep both text blocks away from hands and vapor. The right product group occupies roughly 52-94% width and 27-89% height. Product photography and headline should balance; the image must not dominate so completely that the notice becomes unreadable at 2-3 metres.

[Copy choice]
If the input is exactly "Choose for me", choose a short, natural English phrase that suggests cold hands finding a warm drink, preferably "Warmth at your fingertips". Render the chosen phrase, never the literal instruction. If the owner supplies a different phrase, use it verbatim once. Do not add an English HOT headline, seasonal slogan, winter label, store name or extra description. If the phrase contains a price or offer, discard that conflicting offer and choose an atmospheric phrase instead: this card always remains an availability notice.

[Typography and photo tone]
Two text levels only: a bold headline and a smaller clearly readable availability line. No fine-print stripe, sale burst, price column, empty box or pseudo menu. Commercial editorial product photography with visible knit fibres, credible fingers and nails, smooth metal and glass, soft natural shadows and gentle warm highlights. Keep both container silhouettes anatomically correct and the hands relaxed; no extra fingers, fused hands or impossible grip. Vapor must be restrained enough to suggest warmth without resembling smoke or an open beverage.

[Print and final check]
Flat ink-like type, clean edges and calm, low-noise background. Leave the full 10 mm text safety margin; photographic ground may extend to the page edge. Return the native wide A3 ratio, not 16:9, square or portrait. Confirm that the entire chosen headline and "Warm drinks available" are exact and readable. Do not represent a low-resolution generated file as a native 300dpi image; a separate enlargement to the final print pixel dimensions is needed if the generator returns fewer pixels. Preserve the wide composition during that enlargement.

[Avoid]
No trademark logos or branded package labels, prices, percentages, 1+1, 2+1, discounts, invented offers, dates, barcodes, QR codes, snowflake icons, icy condensation, explosive badges, glitter, glowing outlines, 3D typography, poster frames or store scenery. One notice, one atmosphere, one finished poster.

[Output language]
All visible lettering must be natural English, including automatic copy. Keep Korean convenience-store food and container anatomy. Currency and eligible flavors must follow the owner inputs, not an invented conversion.