Logo and Brand Identity Prompt

[BRAND NAME]. Act as a graphic design creative director constructing a highly structured "Campaign Visual Identity Grid." COMPOSITION (SPECIFIC 2-COLUMN ASYMMETRICAL LAYOUT): The image must follow a strict 2-column grid structure, exactly like the layout seen in professional campaign boards. LAYOUT STRUCTURE (TOP TO BOTTOM): ROW 1: One single, full-width rectangular block (e.g., a wide photo). ROW 2: Two equal-sized square blocks side-by-side. ROW 3: One single, full-width rectangular block ROW 4: Two equal-sized square blocks side-by-side. ROW 5: One single, full-width rectangular block at the bottom. The grid must be perfectly stable, with all blocks forming this exact pattern. CRITICAL CONSTRAINTS: FULL BLEED (100% COVERAGE): The grid must occupy the ENTIRE canvas area from edge to edge. There are absolutely NO margins, NO borders, and NO background space visible. ZERO SPACING (NO GAPS): The grid tiles must be seamlessly abutted. There should be absolutely NO gutters, white lines, or spacing between the blocks. They must touch perfectly to form a solid wall. GLOBAL RULES: Typography: Use ONLY ONE font. Uniqueness: Every photo cell must be UNIQUE. No duplicates. THE GRID CONTENT & SPECIFIC TEXTURES (3 TYPES): Distribute these three block types rhythmically throughout the specific 2-column layout defined above: TYPE A: THE LOGO BLOCK (PRINT GRUNGE): A solid block in the brand's primary color containing ONLY the official [BRAND NAME] logomark centered. Texture: Distressed screen-print texture with slight ink bleed and grunge noise. TYPE B: THE SLOGAN BLOCK (PRINT GRUNGE): A solid block in a contrasting brand color containing ONLY the official [BRAND NAME] slogan. Texture: Heavy distressed ink texture and grunge print effects on typography and fill. TYPE C: CAMPAIGN PHOTOGRAPHY (HALFTONE): High-contrast B&W action shots or portraits relevant to the brand. Texture: Apply strong halftone dot patterns (raster dots) and heavy film grain. Use "Multiply" color blending to wash the photos in the brand's specific color palette (duotone effect).