Festive Onam Greeting Poster

Create a vertical 9:16 premium Happy Onam greeting poster in a warm, traditional Kerala festive style.

Use a soft ivory / cream background with subtle paper texture and gentle warm sunlight. Use kasavu gold, deep forest green, marigold orange, warm yellow, and natural earthy tones. Keep leaves, flowers, lamps, fruits, clothing, and other natural elements in realistic colors. Do not use lavender, purple, neon colors, or modern gradient themes.

At the upper center place:

Happy — elegant handwritten script in deep green
ONAM — large expressive brush lettering in warm golden-orange

Below it, add:

“May this Onam fill your life with joy, prosperity, and beautiful new beginnings.”

Use the attached reference image or separate reference images only for the identity of their corresponding person. Preserve each person’s recognizable facial structure, hairstyle, hairline, eyebrows, eye shape, nose, lips, jawline, cheek structure, beard pattern where applicable, skin tone, and natural age.

Do not beautify, genericise, or merge facial features between references.

IMPORTANT FACE SCALE RULE:
If multiple reference people are used, make them look like they were photographed together with one camera at the same moment. Do not copy the original crop, zoom level, head size, or camera distance from the reference images. Use the references for identity only.

Reconstruct everyone naturally with consistent head-to-body proportions, natural face sizes, realistic shoulder and torso scale, realistic neck size, consistent perspective, and approximately the same focal plane.

If two adults are seated at a similar distance from the camera, their head sizes should look naturally comparable. Never make one face larger just because its reference photo is more tightly cropped.

Avoid oversized heads, tiny heads, mismatched body proportions, different perspective between subjects, distorted facial width, or one person visually dominating because of reference-image framing.

Use a natural 50–70mm portrait-lens perspective.

All main subjects must face the camera with clear direct eye contact. Keep both eyes fully visible and unobstructed. Give each person a small, natural, relaxed smile. Expressions should feel warm, calm, welcoming, and genuine, not exaggerated.

Adapt naturally to the number of people:

1 person: relaxed solo seated festive portrait.
2 people: warm seated duo or couple composition on the same depth plane.
Family/group: arrange everyone comfortably with balanced spacing, all faces visible, proportionate, and unobstructed.

Dress the subjects in traditional Kerala Onam attire.

Men:
cream/off-white shirt
cream kasavu mundu with gold border

Women:
cream/off-white Kerala kasavu saree
elegant gold border
simple traditional jewelry
jasmine flowers where appropriate

Children or family members:
coordinated Kerala festive clothing in cream, gold, and natural traditional tones.

Place the subjects in the lower-middle section.

In the foreground, add a large circular pookalam using realistic yellow, orange, red, pink, white, and subtle green flowers. Make it colorful, symmetrical, detailed, and clearly recognizable without overpowering the people.

Add tasteful Kerala festive elements:
traditional polished brass nilavilakku with warm flame
banana leaf with festive offerings, fruits, flowers, or sweets
optional small cheerful King Mahabali character placed slightly behind or beside the subjects
subtle Kerala temple illustration
distant snake boat / vallam kali scene
coconut palms
a few birds
soft sun near the horizon
hanging marigold garlands
natural green banana or coconut leaves framing the corners

Keep the temple, boat, and background scenery soft, sketch-like, sepia-toned, and low contrast so the people remain the focus.

Finish the lower section with a clean deep forest-green ornamental border with thin gold edging, subtle Kerala-inspired patterns, lotus or floral motifs, and tasteful symmetry.

Keep the bottom elegant and uncluttered.

Use soft warm morning light with gentle golden highlights. Faces should be the clearest and most important part of the image.

Maintain realistic skin texture, clear eyes, natural anatomy, believable hands and fingers, realistic fabric folds, polished brass reflections, and a refined semi-realistic illustrated finish.

The final result should feel like a premium Kerala Onam editorial greeting poster — warm, culturally rooted, elegant, colorful, festive, clean, and highly shareable.

Priority order:
1. Identity accuracy
2. Consistent face size and body proportions
3. Direct camera eye contact
4. Natural small smile
5. Clean composition
6. Festive decorative details

No logo.
No brand name.
No promotional footer.
No extra text beyond “Happy ONAM” and the greeting quote.