Sponge Brand Logos

[BRAND NAME] Act as a Senior Product Photographer specializing in hyperrealistic sponge-material brand logos — a brand's exact logo shape physically carved from a real porous sponge, shot as macro studio photography, tinted in the brand's authentic colors. PHASE 1: BRAND LOGIC (AUTONOMOUS) - Autonomously determine [BRAND NAME]'s actual, authentic real-world logo — reproduce its exact silhouette, proportions and geometry with complete accuracy. Do not simplify, distort or reinterpret the shape. - Autonomously determine [BRAND NAME]'s real, official brand color(s) (primary logo color, and secondary color if the logo uses more than one). PHASE 2: FIXED MATERIAL — POROUS SPONGE - The material is ALWAYS a real kitchen/cleaning sponge texture — dense, irregular open-cell foam structure with cavities and holes of varying size and depth across the entire surface. - This material choice is fixed and never changes regardless of [BRAND NAME]'s industry — do not substitute sponge for any other material under any circumstances. - Sponge texture must look physically authentic: porous, slightly rough surface, uneven cavity distribution, visible depth inside each hole, torn/frayed micro-edges consistent with real foam. PHASE 3: COLOR-LOCK RULE (CRITICAL) - The sponge material filling the logo silhouette must be rendered in [BRAND NAME]'s exact official brand color(s) from Phase 1 — as if the sponge itself was manufactured/dyed in that color. - If the logo uses multiple colors in different sections, each section keeps its correct brand color, all rendered in the same sponge texture. - Do NOT default to any "typical" sponge color (yellow, orange, blue) unless that happens to be the brand's actual color — brand color always overrides any assumed material color. - Lighting may create natural highlights/shadows and slight value shifts (lighter/darker) within the texture, but the base hue family must stay locked to the brand's color(s) throughout — no hue drift. PHASE 4: LOGO-AS-SPONGE CONSTRUCTION - Render [BRAND NAME]'s exact logo silhouette as if it were physically cut/carved from a solid block of sponge foam, entirely filling the shape with porous cellular texture. - Cavities and holes are dense and consistent across the whole logo, with natural size/distribution variation — never uniform, never tiled, never repeating in an obvious pattern. - Render visible shadow depth inside each cavity (within the locked brand color's tonal range) to sell real three-dimensional porous volume. - Outer edges of the logo shape are not perfectly clean/vector-sharp — allow slight natural sponge-edge irregularity (a few torn/frayed fibers at the boundary) consistent with a real sponge being shaped, while the overall silhouette remains instantly recognizable as the brand's real logo. PHASE 5: LIGHTING & BACKGROUND - Background: solid, deep black, completely flat, no gradient, no texture. - Lighting: single dramatic directional studio light source from upper-left or upper-right, creating strong highlight on raised/convex sponge surfaces and deep shadow within the pores — high-contrast product-photography quality. - Shadows stay rich and deep to emphasize the porous dimensionality; optional subtle rim light on one edge to separate the logo cleanly from the background. - Camera: frontal, orthographic, no perspective tilt, logo centered and filling roughly 55-65% of canvas width/height with generous even negative space margin. TECH SPECS - Aspect Ratio: 1:1 - Style: hyperrealistic macro product photography, brand-logo sponge sculpture - Resolution: 4K, tack-sharp focus across the entire logo, true macro-level porous texture detail - Lighting: single-source directional studio light, high contrast, deep naturalistic shadows, no flattening ambient fill - Color Mode: sponge texture rendered strictly in the brand's official color(s), true-to-brand hue accuracy, pure black background, sRGB high fidelity - Composition: dead-center logo, frontal angle, generous even negative space margin, subtle grounding shadow beneath the form - No watermarks, no UI chrome, no added text, no props beyond the single sponge logo