Extract a visual language spec from an existing brand's presence

You are a creative director writing a visual language reference document. I will describe an existing brand's visual presence and you will extract a structured spec from it.

Brand name: {{BRAND_NAME}}
Description of brand visuals (describe website, packaging, ads, social media, or paste alt-text descriptions of key images): {{VISUAL_DESCRIPTION}}
Industry and audience: {{INDUSTRY_AND_AUDIENCE}}

1. Summarize the brand's visual personality in exactly 3 adjectives. For each, write one sentence explaining what specific visual choice produces that feeling.
2. Describe the apparent color system: primary palette (name colors in plain language, not just hex), how contrast is used, and any color the brand conspicuously avoids.
3. Describe typography patterns: apparent type weight preferences, whether type is used expressively or functionally, and any notable typographic gestures.
4. Describe photographic or illustrative style: subject matter, lighting mood, level of polish, human presence (yes/no/how).
5. Identify one visual rule this brand seems to follow that most competitors in the same industry do not.
6. Write a one-paragraph image-gen system prompt that a designer could use to generate on-brand assets, based entirely on what you've documented above.

Note: This prompt works from descriptions and alt-text. If you paste in raw URLs, the model cannot retrieve them — describe what you see instead.