Radial Landmark City Poster

Create a vertical city poster in a 9:16 format for ${city:ROME}, ${country:ITALY}, using iconic landmarks from that city. Use ${main-attraction:the most iconic landmark} as the central vertical element and the most cohesive, recognizable structure in the composition. Include ${other-attractions:4–5 recognizable landmarks} as independent architectural elements rather than depicting a realistic street scene.

Arrange the landmarks along the edges of the frame in an extreme bird’s-eye perspective, with their shapes rising and converging toward the center of the sky. Place the remaining landmarks around the top-left, top-right, bottom-left, and bottom-right edges. Make them large at the frame edges and gradually narrower toward the center, creating an expressive radial composition with upward movement. Do not rely on real geographical coordinates; recreate the city’s visual identity through its landmarks.

Place the city name behind the architecture in a large, clear sans-serif font. Let the letters occupy about 45–60% of the image. Partially hide them behind the landmarks while keeping them clearly legible. Use even, contrasting lettering with no scuffs, cracks, or fading.

Use a limited three-color system: a warm creamy-white background, charcoal-black or gray architecture, and ${accent-color:green} as the bright accent for the city name. Depict the landmarks as realistic architectural photography, with a barely noticeable fine-grained, halftone, paper-like vintage texture.

Add a small, blurred foreground detail related to the city—${foreground-detail:details that characterize the city}—occupying only 5–10% of the bottom edge to create depth and local atmosphere.

Keep the main visual formula: iconic landmarks, an extremely low perspective, radial convergence, oversized city-name typography, a limited color palette, and subtle foreground depth.