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Create a 16:9 image in the "urban-photo-ink-beast-collage-style" visual style.

Subject: a monumental black alley cat with a paper-white crescent chest, cobalt whisker mask, vermilion paws, and long looping ink hairs
Action: arching across the street like a bridge while a tiny brass trio performs cheerfully along its curled tail
Prop/Product: three small unbranded brass instruments and one sweeping lemon-yellow scarf tied loosely around the cat's tail
Location: a softly faded low-angle photograph of a steep Lisbon tram street with tiled facades and pale sky
Background: quiet windows, overhead tram wires, distant empty rails, soft cloud patches, and two tiny abstract loop-and-target sky glyphs
Main text: none
Secondary text: none
Accent symbol: a black rod-and-loop moon glyph with cobalt and blush wing strokes
Wardrobe/styling: the trio wears mismatched cobalt jackets, paper-white trousers, vermilion shoes, and scribbled hats
Style fidelity anchors: A softly faded real architectural photograph forms the full-bleed background, while all narrative subjects are unmistakably flat hand-drawn collage layers. One monumental black-dominant beast occupies roughly half the frame and breaks across the photographic perspective as an impossible foreground cutout. A much smaller theatrical human or creature creates an asymmetrical two-character interaction with the giant subject. Creature bodies use broad near-solid black and paper-white masses, abrupt cut-paper silhouettes, and minimal gray modeling instead of realistic volume. Contours are thick, wobbly, uneven, and visibly hand-inked, with wiry scribbles, loops, ticks, and short dash textures inside hair, feathers, clothing, or skin. The illustration palette is tightly controlled: black and white dominate, cobalt blue and vermilion red punctuate faces or props, lemon yellow creates one sweeping accent, and blush pink appears sparingly. The background keeps photographic depth and upward-looking architectural perspective, while the illustrated figures remain front-facing, flattened, and optically pasted on top. Facial features are mask-like and exaggerated, with graphic eyes, teeth, tongues, noses, and hands simplified into bold emblematic shapes. Small abstract airborne glyphs combine thin black rods, loops, circles, colored wing-like strokes, and motion curls to animate otherwise open sky. No headline typography is required; rhythm comes from silhouette, scale contrast, repeated ink marks, and color accents rather than a poster text grid. The finish feels like a 1960s to 1980s experimental magazine photomontage: slightly faded photo color, clean opaque ink overlays, playful menace, and absurd theatrical humor.
Source content to avoid: A giant gorilla, ape, King Kong-like monster, or any matching black primate anatomy, roaring pose, open fanged mouth, or outstretched grasping arm.; A frightened or screaming woman in a white dress being grabbed, lifted, trapped, attacked, or placed in a damsel-in-distress scenario.; The Empire State Building, recognizable Manhattan canyon, New York landmark skyline, or the exact upward-looking street composition of the reference.; Biplanes, propeller aircraft, fighter planes, aircraft attacks, or matching red-yellow-blue airplane-like glyphs.; The exact black beast and white-dressed figure overlap, identical gestures, matching costume, or the same monster-versus-captive story premise.; Copied facial expressions, teeth arrangement, blue nose, yellow eye shapes, red heels, yellow hair plume, or other distinctive character anatomy from the source.; Copied slogans, names, signatures, artist marks, watermarks, usernames, platform logos, app marks, QR codes, or brand marks.; Photorealistic monsters, cinematic creature effects, comic-book panels, manga rendering, polished vector mascots, 3D characters, or children's-book softness.

Apply these style rules:
- Composition: place a softly faded full-bleed architectural photograph behind one monumental black-dominant illustrated beast occupying roughly half the frame. Pair it asymmetrically with one much smaller theatrical figure. Use a low street-level or upward-looking photographic perspective, keep 15 to 25 percent open sky or pale architecture, boldly crop the giant form, and place no more than three tiny abstract glyphs in the open area.
- Material split: the city must look genuinely photographed with analog grain and natural daylight, while every narrative subject, costume, prop, and symbol must look like opaque flat paper and hand ink pasted on top. Preserve the deliberate mismatch; do not blend the illustration into the photo.
- Drawing: use broad near-solid black and paper-white masses, thick uneven wobbling contours, abrupt cut-paper silhouettes, mask-like eyes and mouths, and wiry loops, hairs, curls, ticks, and short dash textures. Keep volume flat with almost no cast shadows.
- Typography: use no main headline and no secondary copy unless the case explicitly requests it. Never create a headline band, speech bubble, or editorial text grid.
- Color: keep the photograph faded blue-gray, tan, and brick. Let black and white dominate the illustrated area; use cobalt blue and vermilion red sparingly, plus one sweeping lemon-yellow accent and only a trace of blush pink.
- Graphic elements: add up to three small hand-drawn rod-and-loop glyphs, circular targets, motion curls, or wing-like strokes in the sky. These marks must remain abstract and must not resemble aircraft.
- Mood: experimental editorial photomontage, absurd theatrical humor, playful menace, and late-20th-century underground magazine energy.

Avoid: giant apes or gorillas, captive or screaming women, aircraft, New York landmarks, the source pose or story, photoreal monsters, cinematic integration, 3D rendering, clean vector art, manga, comic panels, children's-book softness, large typography, logos, QR codes, watermarks, usernames, platform marks, app UI, famous characters, and copied identity marks.

Important content rule: match the photo-versus-flat-ink style, scale hierarchy, palette behavior, scribbled line treatment, and sparse glyph grammar first; then change every literal subject, action, prop, location, costume, and story detail from the source.

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(moon-cat-brass-band)의 값으로 빈칸을 채운 것입니다. 출처와 라이선스는 소개 페이지의 출처·라이선스에 있습니다.