A splash frozen mid-pour is the strongest appetite cue in stills — motion your eye completes, craving included.
Appetite announcement static, vertical 4:5, set in a sunlit pastel two-surface studio — warm cream seamless wall above a glossy [TILE COLOR — e.g. "cobalt blue"] tile counter. HERO: a tall can-shaped glass filling the right two thirds of frame, packed with ice, where [LIQUID A — e.g. "vivid jade matcha"] is being married to [LIQUID B — e.g. "oat milk"]: the milk pours in a glassy ribbon from off-frame upper right, caught mid-stream, and below the surface the two liquids bloom into marbled storm-cloud swirls, green and white folding into each other in sharp macro detail, micro-bubbles at the foam line. The glass carries one small casual printed logotype, exactly: "[BRAND — e.g. "Miru"]". SUPPORT: the retail product — [PRODUCT — e.g. "Miru, a vanilla matcha powder in a squat cream tin"] — sits lower left, softly lit, label forward. TYPE: upper left on the wall, a small dark rounded eyebrow pill in white letterspaced caps, exactly: "[EYEBROW — e.g. "FIRST-HARVEST VANILLA MATCHA"]"; beneath it a large friendly serif headline in deep green, exactly: "[HEADLINE — e.g. "Restocked. Finally."]". Natural directional daylight, soft shadows falling left, gentle film warmth. Negative: no hands, no splash outside the glass, pour physically continuous, swirls fluid not painterly; tin label and every quoted line exact, sharp, unwarped.