Photo-to-Embroidery Split Poster

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

subject (text) · Required title (text) · Required patch_number (text) · Required short_description (text) · Required

Outputs

poster (image)

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

Create a vertical 3:4 art poster titled “Photography × Illustrated Embroidery Book.” Use a unified, natural, restrained, premium visual style.

COMPOSITION
Divide the image horizontally into two sections with an obvious but natural visual transition. The upper section should occupy about 48–50% of the image; the lower section about 50–52%.

UPPER SECTION — REAL PHOTOGRAPH
Create a highly realistic, natural lifestyle or travel photograph of ${subject}. Keep the subject clear and the composition simple, with only one or two supporting elements. Make the scene calm, natural, and spacious. Use soft natural morning or golden-hour light, believable materials and shadows, and authentic photographic texture. Keep the background slightly blurred to give the image depth. Use a warm, naturally rich but subdued palette with a Mediterranean pace of life, European travel-editorial photography, and quiet luxury.

Keep the scene understated: avoid clutter, overly cinematic treatment, exaggerated lighting effects, or an obviously artificial look.

LOWER SECTION — EMBROIDERED ILLUSTRATION
Replace the background with a high-quality natural linen or linen-cotton fabric ground. Transform the main subject from the upper photograph into a refined, handmade embroidered illustration. Preserve the same subject, a similar pose, outline, proportions, and principal colors.

Use natural thread and a tactile combination of long-and-short stitch, satin stitch, stem stitch, and thread painting. Make the fibers visible, subtly dimensional, and warm with a handmade quality. Let stitch direction follow the form of the subject. Do not make the result look like felt, a fabric collage, knitting, dense wool, or a surface packed with stitches.

Center the embroidered subject and leave generous open space around it. The overall effect should evoke a retro illustrated travel or nature book, or a collectible museum postcard.

TEXT
Below the embroidered subject, add three centered lines of restrained English text:
1. Main title: ${title}
2. “PATCH NO. ${patch-number}”
3. Short description: ${short-description}

Use an elegant retro serif typeface or lettering that looks lightly hand-embroidered. Keep the text modest in size and refined. It should appear embroidered into the fabric, not digitally pasted onto it.

OVERALL STYLE AND FINISH
Aim for a simple, high-end, quiet, collectible editorial poster combining photography and embroidered-patch illustration. Use a warm natural light, soft vintage palette, fine textile detail, minimalist composition, and premium photographic texture. Avoid crowding, cartoonish or cute styling, and the look of a commercial advertisement. Do not include watermarks, logos, or platform marks. Render with very high clarity and fine detail.