Monochrome Shrink-Wrapped [ADIDAS ORIGINAL] Logo

Create a scene showing a logo completely wrapped in a single layer of elastic plastic or shrink wrap. The logo shape must be visible only as relief beneath the film; none of the logo's own surfaces may be exposed. Brand analysis: Reconstruct the complete [ADIDAS ORIGINAL] visual identity from the official catalog. It may include an icon, a wordmark, or both, while preserving the exact spatial relationship between the icon and text. Color system: Use one monochrome tone associated with [ADIDAS ORIGINAL] across the background, film, and wrapped object. All variation must come only from light and shadow. Film material: Match the film to the selected [ADIDAS ORIGINAL] tone. Bright, saturated colors may use dense glossy or latex-like film with visible tension lines; neutral tones use matte stretch film; dark tones use translucent vacuum film; light tones use matte food-grade film. Stage 1: Keep the entire scene monochromatic, with the [ADIDAS ORIGINAL] color covering every surface. Build the background from the same film, loosely assembled and crumpled around the logo. Relief peaks should pull natural tension lines and folds outward. Include no floor lines, walls, or horizon; immerse the stage entirely in solid plastic material. Stage 2: Give every logo element a rounded, balloon-like volume and clear visual depth. Fix the logo to the background and stretch one film layer tightly over the top of each element. Let loose folds form inside letter counters, between icon shapes, and around the logo perimeter. The wordmark must remain fully legible and the icon recognizable, while every original logo surface stays covered. Render the film physics precisely: tight tension over high points, diverging stress lines, small raised areas between elements, and shadows inside gaps. Stage 3: Use soft, diffused key light from the upper left to emphasize the film relief. Add subtle highlights to stretched areas of glossy film; keep matte film softly diffused. Preserve detail in deep folds with the global lighting rather than flattening the relief. Technical specifications: Use only the [ADIDAS ORIGINAL] color, with variation created through light and shadow. Show no exposed logo surfaces and no unnecessary text. The film must look like realistic plastic, not fabric, with convincing tension, folds, and plastic behavior. Match the film grain to ISO 400. Mood: The product is packed and ready to be opened. Its shape is known, but it has not yet been touched.