[BRAND NAME] Metal Embossed Logo

Create a premium logo materialization for [BRAND NAME] + [METAL COLOR]. Make the brand mark look pressed outward from behind a metal or matte surface, forming a raised bas-relief like a relief stamp, luxury packaging hallmark, or official seal—not a separate 3D logo placed on a background. Before execution, identify the [BRAND NAME] primary icon mark, its simplest logo geometry, the complete tonal system based on [COLOR], the most suitable surface material, and the single light direction that best reveals the topography. Use one continuous material plane across the entire image. Derive the material from [COLOR]: silver-gray may use brushed/circular-grain steel; gold or champagne may use warm brushed metal; black may use anodized aluminum or matte carbon fiber; white may use matte ceramic or chalk plaster; saturated colors may use anodized colored metal. Keep the center of the surface slightly brighter and let all four edges darken naturally. Add a subtle uniform grain so it feels like a metal plate, luxury tin lid, or embossed card stock. The logo must use the complete filled silhouette of [BRAND NAME], raised outward as one form like the relief on a coin or commemorative medal. It must not be an outline, hollow, or floating object. Make the top of the logo slightly convex, with smooth beveled walls around the edges. Negative spaces such as an Apple bite or letter counters must return to the base plane or sit slightly below it, with a small inner bevel. LIGHTING Use a broad diffused soft area light from the upper-left at 10 to 11 o'clock. Add an extremely weak 10-15% fill from the lower-right only to preserve material detail in the shadows. Use no hard shadows, no spotlight, and no rim light. TYPOGRAPHIC LOCKUP On the same surface below the relief, place a minimal typographic lockup: a small [BRAND NAME] flat logo mark, a [BRAND NAME] wordmark in geometric sans-serif spaced capitals, and one automatically generated very short descriptor line in italic or light weight. TECHNICAL PRIORITY The logo must read as pushed outward from surface. If it appears to float on the background or sink into a hole, the result is incorrect. Enable ray tracing and keep the image edge-to-edge sharp with no depth of field. Preserve highlight detail, use uniform film grain, and apply no chromatic aberration and no lens distortion. The final character should combine a maker's hallmark, foundry seal, and luxury embossed cover.