Olive Harvest — Farm-to-Table Poster

Design a vertical product-marketing poster (3:4), photorealistic commercial photography meets hand-crafted editorial. OVERALL VIBE: authentic farm-to-table pride. A real person — a producer, not a model — is the hero. Warm, proud, slightly theatrical; documentary photography energy fused with a bold graphic market-poster layout. Person and product tell the origin story together. CHARACTER: a weathered middle-aged olive grower, sun-lined kind face, proud expression, wearing a faded linen shirt and a canvas apron, a straw hat pushed back. He holds a rough wooden crate brimming with just-picked olives toward the camera — product in the foreground, man just behind — a single silvery olive branch in his hand. Confident, almost theatrical posture, presenting the harvest like a treasure. BACKGROUND: clean warm terracotta-to-cream gradient — deep clay #C56A3A at top fading to pale sand #F3E6CE at bottom. Almost studio-clean but sun-warmed; no landscape, just warm sky, so the character and product POP graphically. PRODUCT: a wooden crate of glossy olives, deep green and purple-black, catching light; beside it a bottle of golden-green olive oil caught mid-pour, almost glowing. Close enough to see the sheen on each olive. TYPOGRAPHY: top — 2–3 lines of large hand-brushed calligraphic type in cream with a dark outline (the origin-story title), rough ink-on-paper texture; a smaller italic script subtitle in olive or gold below. Mid-right: vertical small text, producer name in a clean modern sans. Lower left: a bold text block — region, estate, harvest facts — mixing large display type with small body text. One highlighted pill/badge: harvest year or certification. Bottom: brand-logo bar on a dark strip. COLOR PALETTE: terracotta #C56A3A → cream #F3E6CE gradient background, olive-green #5B6B2F and gold #C8912A for product and accent text, cream for the main title, deep brown/black for text bars, one red #B5321F accent. Warm, saturated. STYLE: high-end commercial documentary photography, slightly over-saturated and punchy; brush calligraphy meets modern sans-serif; authentic and warm, not sterile.