One Photo, Two Landscapes: Handmade Miniature Poster

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

Reference_photo (image) · Required title_text (text) · Required label_text (text) · Required

Outputs

Miniature_poster (image)

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

Use the uploaded photo as a reference to create a vertical handmade miniature poster. First create a miniature scene for the lower section based on the photo, then directly composite it with the original photo as separate layers. Recreate the main buildings, trees, and scenery as handmade models, with the textures of wool felt or needle-felted trees, layered paper, stitching details, and a corrugated-cardboard base. Preserve the main structure, viewpoint, and original photo’s color palette. Use muted colors, a warm off-white textured-paper background, soft studio lighting, gentle shadows, and a macro-photography look.

Use Japanese stationery-inspired layout design: place a widely spaced serif title at the upper left and a typewritten label on kraft paper tape at the upper right. Use only text I provide for the title and label; if none is provided, leave them blank. Do not guess the place name. Add small text and color swatches in the lower area and corners, while leaving ample negative space.

Place the original photo in the upper 45% of the final poster and the miniature scene in the lower 55%. Fit both images completely within their respective areas, centered and maintaining their aspect ratios. Do not stretch or crop either image; fill any empty space with the warm off-white paper background. Only scale the original photo proportionally; do not redraw, retouch, or alter its text. Scale the miniature image as a whole, including its text, and preserve the complete model and cardboard base.

Composite the elements directly; do not regenerate the entire poster as a new image. If you do not have a compositing tool, state that clearly. Avoid clay, plastic, cartoon styling, and highly saturated colors.

Optional title text: ${title-text}
Optional label text: ${label-text}