当代东方山水艺术海报设计

[Subject Title] {Fill in Chinese title} [English Title] {Fill in English title} [Landscape Content] {Mountains / Cliffs / Sea of Clouds / Valleys / Mountain Forest in Rain / Distant Mountains, etc.} [Main Color Tone] {e.g., Cinnabar Red, Dark Green, Grayish Purple, Cobalt Blue} [Contrast Color] {e.g., Grayish White, Acid Yellow, Warm Orange, Ivory White} [Atmosphere] {Twilight / Rain and Mist / Sunny / Cold and Stern / Heavy, etc.} [Aspect Ratio] 9:16 Generate a bold, visually impactful contemporary Oriental landscape art poster. Retain complete and clear landscape features, using natural outlines such as mountains, clouds, rock walls, and forests as the primary composition, establishing relationships of distance, size, and light and shadow first; do not rely on excessive decoration to create complexity. Redesign the colors of the landscape, unrestricted by real natural colors. Use the [Main Color Tone] to establish large areas of subject color blocks, then use the [Contrast Color] to strengthen visual focus and layers. Colors should be bold, stable, and complete, avoiding multi-colors and random gradients, so that the main color blocks and visual center of gravity are clearly visible even in thumbnail status. Process the landscape into a 2D image with an art exhibition feel, combining textures such as screen printing, printmaking, coarse halftones, painting strokes, scanning grains, and paper textures. Textures need to change according to the mountain and spatial structure; the main area should have richer details, while the background and distant view are appropriately weakened; do not make all areas equally complex. Typography directly participates in the composition. Use large-scale Chinese titles to create occlusion, interleaving, or overlapping relationships with mountains, clouds, and negative space, while adding English titles, dates, locations, and a small amount of exhibition descriptions to form a clear hierarchy of giant titles, medium-sized text, and micro-information. Do not just paste the title on top after generating the background. Overall reference to the quality of international contemporary art exhibition posters, independent art publications, and experimental graphic design. The image needs to be bold, artistic, and have a sense of design, yet still maintain a complete landscape theme and a clear visual center of gravity. Avoid common travel posters, realistic landscape photos, cheap New Chinese style, ink material stacking, excessive aging, 3D characters, glowing characters, neon, digital glitches, tech interfaces, meaningless English, numbers, and four-pointed stars. Key points for final effect: clear landscape outlines, primary and secondary composition, bold color matching, integration of text and images, visual impact at first glance, and rich printing and painting details upon magnification.