Vintage Travel Postcard Homepage for Instagram

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

destination (text) · Required landmark_1 (text) · Required landmark_2 (text) · Required landmark_3 (text) · Required landmark_4 (text) · Required

Outputs

Instagram_feed_post (image)

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

Create a 4:5 Instagram feed post for OCEAN MAIL, designed as a vintage collectible travel-postcard website homepage. Use a warm textured paper background, restrained navy, coral red, cream, and muted natural colors, elegant vintage editorial typography, subtle handwritten accents, postage-inspired marks, and delicate ink doodles.

Use this fixed composition: Ocean Mail header/navigation → left-side hero copy → large right-side hero illustration → “POSTCARDS FROM ${destination}” section → four collectible postcard cards → small handwritten/decorative footer details.

The hero should feature one prominent, instantly recognizable ${destination} landmark or place, rendered as an organic layered miniature papercraft illustration with subtle hand-drawn ink outlines, soft paper shadows, tactile handmade imperfections, simplified shapes, and gentle dimensionality. It must feel handcrafted and illustrated, not photorealistic, glossy CGI, hyper-realistic 3D, or generic watercolor.

Below it, create four distinct postcard cards featuring ${landmark-1}, ${landmark-2}, ${landmark-3}, and ${landmark-4}. Illustrate them with simple hand-drawn ink-and-color artwork, soft or torn paper edges, minimal text, short descriptions, and “VIEW POSTCARD →”. Do not use postage stamps on these four cards.

Keep typography restrained and readable, with ${destination} appearing prominently only in the hero headline and section heading. Change only the destination, landmarks, local architecture, nature, colors, and cultural details while maintaining the same visual system throughout. Do not introduce excessive detail, excessive text, photorealism, glossy 3D rendering, unrelated landmarks, generic stock imagery, or a redesigned layout.