Handcrafted Miniature Travel Campaign

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

location (text) · Required

Outputs

travel_campaign_image (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Create a premium, scroll-stopping Instagram travel campaign for ${location}, in a 4:5 vertical portrait format.

A large modern smartphone stands vertically in the upper center as the visual anchor. One elegant map-navigation-style notification card overlaps the upper-middle of the phone, physically integrated with realistic depth and a soft shadow.

The notification is a wide rounded rectangle with a warm-white, subtly frosted background, clean high-end mobile UI styling, minimal details, and perfectly legible typography. Show a map icon, “MAPS,” and “now,” followed by:
“You keep searching.
Come visit ${location} instead.”

Keep the notification centered within the upper 25–40% of the composition. It must not float separately above the phone or cover the main miniature scene.

Below the phone, show a folded papercraft map labeled “${location}” opening into a handcrafted miniature world. Include only 4–6 instantly recognizable elements of ${location}, selected from its most iconic architecture, landscapes, nature, culture, food, and atmosphere.

Use distinctive mixed media:
- Smartphone and distant background: realistic photography
- Landmarks and buildings: handcrafted painted 3D clay
- Map, terrain, water, and roads: layered hand-cut papercraft
- Vegetation and small details: miniature clay and paper

Make the handmade materials clearly visible through paper fibers, cut edges, subtle clay texture, slight imperfections, dimensional layers, and soft physical shadows.

Include one large location pin and one tiny backpacked traveler standing on the map and looking toward the destination world. Make the traveler a subtle discovery, not a main subject.

Add only 2–3 minimal hand-drawn travel doodles, such as a paper airplane with a dotted flight path, a tiny heart, and a subtle route arrow. Keep them thin and imperfect, like travel-journal ink.

Maintain this visual hierarchy:
1. Notification
2. Miniature ${location} world
3. Location pin
4. Tiny traveler
5. Folded map

Use generous negative space. Avoid clutter, excessive landmarks, signs, icons, props, or competing focal points.

Use a disciplined 3–5 color palette inspired by ${location}, warm cinematic natural or golden-hour light, shallow depth of field, realistic miniature photography, tactile textures, and sophisticated editorial advertising composition.

The result should feel like a world-class handcrafted travel campaign: instantly understandable at a glance, highly destination-specific, visually clean, emotionally inviting, and full of subtle details to discover.