- Category
- Design & Image
- Model
- openai-gpt-image-2-5
Distressed Editorial Portrait Poster
Create a tactile, distressed editorial portrait poster featuring a person and an animal, with oversized typography, layered print textures, and a restricted color palette.
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Example images
Prompt template
- Format
- Text Parameterized
- Inputs
- human (text) · Required animal (text) · Required text (text) · Required clothes (text) · Required colors (text) · Required credit (text) · Optional · Default: prompt by @p2nda
- Outputs
- poster (image)
Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values
before using this prompt. See parameters
and defaults below.
Create a distressed editorial portrait poster featuring a ${human} with a ${animal}. Use a tight chest-up composition with the face dominating the frame, partially intersected by oversized cropped block typography reading “${text}”. Build the image from layered photographic portraiture, rough screenprint texture, scraped ink, faded paint, paper abrasion, registration shifts, pencil marks, and irregular graphic fragments. Keep parts of the typography behind the face and parts crossing the portrait to create strong depth and visual tension without obscuring the eyes. Dress the subject in ${clothes}. Keep the animal clearly recognizable but secondary, emerging naturally from the lower or side portion of the composition. Use a restricted palette of ${colors}, with aged off-white paper visible through distressed areas. Aim for raw editorial energy, imperfect edges, bold scale contrast, a tactile print surface, and controlled visual density; avoid a clean digital finish. Integrate the exact text “${credit:prompt by @p2nda}” small within a worn graphic edge. Use a 4:5 aspect ratio.
Parameters
Replace each placeholder with your own value, or use its default when one is provided.
${human}
human
Required
${animal}
animal
Required
${text}
text
Required
${clothes}
clothes
Required
${colors}
colors
Required
${credit:prompt by @p2nda}
credit
Default: prompt by @p2nda
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