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- Design & Image
Split-Composition Japanese Graphic Poster
Transform an uploaded subject into a vertical poster pairing a faithful depiction with a playful, hand-printed Japanese graphic interpretation.
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- Text
- Inputs
- Reference_image (image) ยท Required
- Outputs
- Poster (image)
Create a vertical 3:4 poster in an upper-and-lower composition, using the subject from the user's uploaded image.
In the upper section, faithfully depict the original subject, whether a person or an animal. Preserve recognizable facial features, hairstyle or fur characteristics, body proportions, clothing or coat colors, pose, movement, and overall demeanor. Minimize the prominence of buildings and environmental details so the subject stands out.
In the lower section, reinterpret the same subject as a minimalist Japanese graphic poster on a pure white background. Use delicate screen-printed particles, fine-grain texture, halftone texture, and a subtle handmade print quality. Draw on the picture-book sensibility of a children's picture book by Atman, combining graffiti-like hand-drawing, a simple color palette, print patterns, polka dots, a master-print feel, abstract deformation, and Memphis-style vector illustration.
Adapt the reinterpretation to the upper section's subject: turn a person into a cute, abstractly deformed, patterned character; for a pet, use pet patterns and print elements with an abstractly deformed pet silhouette. Use asymmetrical graphics and playful combinations of dots, lines, and planes. Deliberately distort and deform forms for strong visual impact. Add repetitive graphics, polka dots, patterns, and print elements related to the subject, creating a playful children's-picture-book feel and visual tension.
Keep the overall result childlike and free, with strong graphic impact, a white background, a Japanese flat-graphic sensibility, hand-painted graffiti elements, and a highly recognizable subject. Do not generate any text, title, logo, or watermark.
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