Frozen Ice Logo Effect AI Prompt

Transform the supplied logo into a premium ultra-photorealistic frozen ice emblem. SOURCE GEOMETRY IS ABSOLUTE AND IMMUTABLE. Use the uploaded logo as the only geometry reference. Preserve the outer silhouette, exact width and height, corner radii, inner symbol size and position, stroke thicknesses, gaps, cutouts, negative spaces, and all X-Y proportions exactly 1:1. Do not redesign, beautify, simplify, regularize, taper, widen, narrow, round, shrink, enlarge, or optically correct any part of the logo. Treat the original 2D artwork as a locked front-face mask. Create depth ONLY by extruding backward along the Z-axis. The front projection must remain identical to the source. Sidewalls must remain parallel. Use only microscopic beveling; if a bevel changes the visible silhouette, remove it. CAMERA: Strict orthographic front view. Camera perfectly perpendicular to the logo. Yaw 0°, pitch 0°, roll 0°. No perspective, foreshortening, lens distortion, or three-quarter view. MATERIALS: Outer container: dense semi-translucent deep navy-blue frozen ice with stronger midnight-blue and blue-black internal depth, a visibly deeper frozen core, richer volumetric density, layered cloudy inclusions, restrained internal fractures, and a few tiny trapped bubbles. Make the outer ice feel thicker, colder, heavier, and deeper, while preserving the exact front geometry. Inner symbol: much lighter pale icy-blue to blue-white frozen ice, cleaner, brighter, smoother, and nearly flush with the front face. If the logo consists of a single unified symbol with no separate disconnected inner symbol, use ONLY the outer dark navy-blue ice material across the entire logo and do not introduce any lighter inner-symbol ice tone. Do not make the outer body clear, colorless, teal, turquoise, green, purple, glass-like, acrylic, plastic, or gemstone-like. SNOW AND WIND-SWEPT SURFACE EFFECT: Add subtle windblown snow traces across the full logo surface, as if the frozen emblem is exposed on a windswept icy lake and fine snow is being dragged across it by cold wind. This is NOT heavy snow accumulation. It is a thin, natural, wind-driven dusting with scattered snow traces and frosty streaks. Use two types of snow presence: 1. Controlled settled snow accumulation on selected TOP-FACING EXTERNAL surfaces of the outer container. 2. Very thin wind-swept snow traces, streaks, powdery residue, and light frosty drag marks distributed across parts of the entire visible logo face, including the outer container and small limited areas of the inner symbol. The windblown snow should appear as delicate streaks, dragged powder, soft frosty trails, and light scattered residue, as if snow has been partially blown across the emblem by winter wind. Keep these traces subtle, uneven, realistic, and surface-level only. SNOW LIMITS: Top settled snow coverage approximately 10–16% of the visible outer ice surface. Top settled snow thickness approximately 3–5% of local ice thickness. Windblown snow traces across the face should remain thinner and more superficial than the top accumulation. Allow light snow traces to pass across limited portions of the inner symbol, but keep the symbol fully readable and clearly defined. Do NOT turn the whole logo white. Do NOT create a thick snow cap. Do NOT bury the symbol. Do NOT fill negative spaces or internal cutouts with snow. Do NOT make snow so heavy that it changes the apparent width, height, corner radius, stroke thickness, spacing, or silhouette. INNER SYMBOL HANDLING: Allow only a very small amount of thin windblown snow residue or frosty streaking to pass lightly over limited areas of the inner symbol. These traces must remain extremely shallow, sparse, and partially transparent in appearance so the exact geometry of the symbol remains crisp and readable. No thick buildup, no clumps, no heavy frost masses, and no distortion of the symbol edges. ICICLES: Icicles may exist ONLY on the true OUTERMOST LOWER EXTERNAL perimeter of the outer container. Every icicle begins exactly at the original lower contour and immediately extends downward OUTSIDE the original silhouette. ZERO upward intrusion into the front face. Do not cover, replace, erode, or hide the original bottom contour. No icicles on internal edges. Use irregular medium-to-large pale blue-white icicles with moderate density. Make the icicles less transparent and optically denser, with more frosted compact frozen mass, reduced see-through clarity, and slightly darker icy depth near thicker attachment areas. They should still look like ice, but not like perfectly clear glass. LIGHTING: Soft neutral-white frontal key light with restrained pale icy-blue rim lighting. Keep all boundaries crisp and readable. Use restrained refraction only; no lens-like distortion or geometry displacement. Light the outer container to reveal its deeper internal frozen volume and darker core without obscuring the exact silhouette. BACKGROUND AND PRESENTATION: Solid pure black background only. No mountains, landscape, floor, snowy ground, environment, scenery, props, visible falling snowflakes, decorative crystals, text, or extra symbols. Leave sufficient black negative space around the emblem for the snow accents and downward icicles. Do not crop the emblem. FINAL PRIORITY: Exact source geometry always overrides material realism, windblown snow, settled snow, icicles, refraction, lighting, or visual drama. If any effect changes the perceived source geometry, reduce or remove that effect instead of changing the logo. The finished image must look like the EXACT supplied logo transformed into frozen ice, with subtle wind-swept snow traces across the full surface, not an ice sculpture inspired by it.