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Autumn cafe promotion — AI-assisted visual concept. A Japanese seasonal menu advertisement combining a dessert visual, a short headline, and a clearly displayed set price. Self-initiated work for a fictional cafe; the product image and offer are illustrative, not real menu photography or a client campaign. The focus is readable hierarchy, a warm autumn palette, and adapting a supplied brief into a promotional graphic. No sales or engagement results are claimed.
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