Contra Service Covers | Flora Textures, Real Type

My four Contra services are small, fixed-price direct-response offers: a Customer Language Sheet, a Hook Pack, a Static Ad Pack, and a Concept Pack. Low prices can read like a gig menu. The covers had to make them read as one considered set, the way a product line does.

The system. Every cover shares one template: a full-bleed macro texture, the service name in a tight grotesk with one word in serif italic, a numbered three-line list of what you receive, a hairline rule, and film grain. Each cover carries its position on the ladder, No. 01 to No. 04, because each service leads to the next.

Flora for texture, never for type. Image models garble lettering, so every Flora generation has no text in it. I prompted for macro textures in one earthy palette (linen, a single droplet on a leaf, ocean, grass, bark, moss, sand, smoke), generated two or three options for each, and picked by eye. The type is set on top in HTML with real fonts and exported at 2400 x 1800, so it stays sharp.

My own work only. The Static Ad Pack cover shows three finished ads from my own incense brand, Sensori Awakened, instead of a generated product shot. The first smoke textures for the Concept Pack came back as stick incense; Sensori makes cones, so I regenerated them as cones. Reference boards set the direction; only my own generations made it onto a cover.

Customer Language Sheet, $100, 3 days: your reviews, sorted for copy.

Hook Pack, $125, 3 days: 20 ad hooks for one product.

Static Ad Pack, $250, 5 days: five static ads in your brand look.

Each one runs on a short intake form. No calls. They're on my Contra profile, ready to order.