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Create a 16:9 editorial poster in the "Cobalt Pop Cutout Editorial" visual style.

Style priority: preserve these observable anchors before introducing new content: A saturated cobalt-to-sky-blue field fills nearly the entire frame, with only restrained environmental details allowed near the lower edge. One crisp full-body photographic cutout dominates the center at roughly 55 to 70 percent of the frame height. The camera sits below waist level with a mild wide-angle upward perspective that makes the subject and foreground anchor feel monumental. A single oversized warm-orange headline spans the upper third, using solid-fill, chunky, hand-warped display letters on an uneven baseline. The photographic subject overlaps and obscures part of the headline so type and portrait read as one layered composition. Large flat botanical-green ribbons or amoebic blobs enter from two or more frame edges and behave as a loose organic border. Tiny warm-cream or yellow arrow symbols and compact sans-serif microcopy occupy the side margins as sparse editorial callouts. Thin cobalt registration bars, short underlines, or tiny geometric cuts interrupt selected orange letter edges as secondary accents. The palette stays near 60 percent blue, 18 percent green, 17 percent orange, and 5 percent cream, with very high saturation and no neutral wash. The photo treatment uses crisp cutout edges, punchy daylight contrast, saturated cool shadows, and warm highlights without heavy grain or halftone. The layout remains sparse and poster-like: one subject, one foreground anchor, one headline, and no more than three micro-callout clusters. The overall mood is upbeat, irreverent, youthful editorial street culture expressed through clean digital compositing rather than distressed zine texture.
Do not reproduce any of this literal source content: The identifiable young Black man from the reference, including his face, cap, beard, expression, or body silhouette.; A person seated astride a large yellow or orange fire hydrant or any hydrant used as a pedestal.; The head-resting-on-hand pose, dangling seated posture, and legs framing the central pedestal.; The specific green crewneck sweater, baggy cobalt trousers, white crew socks, and white sneaker outfit combination.; The exact outdoor utility-street setting with the same power poles, overhead wires, and sky arrangement.; The exact orange headline letterforms and wording shown across the upper half of the source image.; The phrases ICONIC VIBES, The title doesn't matter Colors matter, and Dimensions are more important And the picture is art.; The source image's precise green squiggle paths, arrow placements, blue letter tabs, and microcopy coordinates.; Any watermark, username, creator signature, platform logo, brand mark, QR code, or identity mark.

Subject: a middle-aged woman DJ with close-cropped silver hair
Action: stepping forward while lifting a translucent vinyl record above one shoulder
Prop or visual anchor: a compact orange portable turntable case resting low in the foreground
Location: a sunlit rooftop listening party
Background details: one distant water tower and two simple antenna silhouettes near the lower edge
Main headline: SPIN ON
Supporting microcopy: sound travels / city frequency
Accent symbol: a small rising arrow
Wardrobe: a cobalt utility vest over an orange tee with wide cream trousers

Build a sparse, high-impact hybrid photo-and-graphic poster. Fill nearly the entire frame with a saturated cobalt-to-sky-blue field. Place one crisp photoreal full-body subject centrally at 55 to 70 percent of the frame height, photographed from a low 24 to 30 millimeter equivalent viewpoint with mild upward perspective and believable anatomy. Use one foreground prop low in the frame to create depth.

Set one enormous warm-orange headline across the upper third or upper half in chunky, solid-fill, hand-warped uppercase display lettering with swollen and tapered strokes, uneven widths, and an irregular baseline. Let the subject overlap selected letters while keeping the short headline inferable. Add only a few tiny cobalt registration tabs or short rules on letter edges.

Introduce two to four broad, flat botanical-green ribbons or amoebic blobs from the outer edges as an organic frame; they must not cover the face, main gesture, or headline. Add one compact warm-cream sans-serif microcopy block and no more than three tiny cream arrow, chevron, rule, or sparkle accents. Maintain a palette near 60 percent blue, 18 percent green, 17 percent orange, and 5 percent cream. Keep solid graphic fills clean and let visible texture come chiefly from the sharply graded daylight photograph.

For a 4:5 image, emphasize a tall central stack and a strong bottom crop. For a 5:4 image, widen the headline and use the side margins for sparse callouts while retaining one centered subject. The mood is confident, playful, colorful editorial street culture with clean digital compositing. Match the visual system first, then change the subject, action, prop, setting, text, and story.

Avoid: no source identity or wording, no fire hydrant, no seated head-in-hand pose, no crowded collage, no multiple people, no torn paper, no ransom type, no halftone, no photocopy grit, no heavy film grain, no paint splatter, no spray paint, no 3D render, no illustration-only subject, no extreme fisheye, no soft cinematic bokeh, no muted palette, no rainbow colors, no logos, no watermark, no username, no QR code, and no signature.

작성자 VigoZhao · MIT · 출처·라이선스

Copyright (c) 2026 VigoZhao · MIT. 저장소에 실린 프롬프트와 예시 그림입니다. 원문 프롬프트는 그대로 두었고 그림은 웹용 크기와 형식으로 바꿨습니다. 원본은 빈칸이 있는 스타일 틀(style.json)이며, 여기 실은 프롬프트는 미리보기 그림과 같은 저장소 예시(record-route)의 값으로 빈칸을 채운 것입니다. 출처와 라이선스는 소개 페이지의 출처·라이선스에 있습니다.