摄影与刮板画结合的社论艺术海报
Create a high-resolution, vertical 2:3 editorial art poster using the uploaded reference photo. TOP HALF: Use the original photograph full bleed, preserving the subject's identity, appearance, natural lighting, and photographic quality. Crop carefully if needed. No borders or margins. BOTTOM HALF: On textured ivory paper, create a monochrome scratchboard illustration of only the main subject and essential accessories. Place a large, rough-edged black ink block in the center. The figure must be larger than the block, with roughly two-thirds inside it and the lower third breaking out onto the ivory paper. Add loose horizontal ink strokes beneath the feet for grounding. Inside the black block, use fine white and light-grey etched linework. Outside it, continue the same figure in expressive black pen strokes on ivory. Ensure a seamless transition between both tonal styles. Avoid excessive hatching and unnecessary background details. COLORS: The bottom half must use only black, white, and ivory, with subtle paper grain. TYPOGRAPHY: Use rough, upright handwritten lettering. - Top left: a 2 to 4 word title across two lines, followed by three short lowercase verbs separated by periods. - Top right: latitude and longitude on two lines only. - Bottom left: the location or theme followed by “DIARY.”, with a short descriptive sentence beneath. - Keep all typography black on ivory, natural and imperfect, never cursive. FINAL COMPOSITION: Exactly one standalone poster with two equal horizontal halves and one perfectly straight dividing line. Preserve the original subject's identity and proportions. Maintain generous negative space and a restrained, collectible editorial aesthetic, combining documentary photography with expressive hand-printed illustration. Print quality, 2:3 vertical aspect ratio.
About this prompt
A striking vertical 2:3 poster that blends a full‑bleed documentary photograph with a monochrome scratchboard illustration. The upper half retains the photo’s authenticity and lighting while the lower half showcases a simplified black‑and‑white figure on ivory paper, using rough black ink blocks and delicate etched linework. The split composition uses a clean horizontal line to separate photo and illustration. Ink strokes give depth, and the black overlay appears larger than the figure, with the lower third visible beyond the block. Grounding horizontal lines align with the feet, and the paper’s subtle grain enhances the tactile feel. The typography is handwritten, upright, and harsh, with key details neatly placed in top and bottom corners. To tweak this design, keep the 2:3 ratio and the sharp divide, but experiment with different subjects or a slightly thicker black block for a bolder look. If you prefer a pop‑of‑color, consider adding a single accent hue to the title, but avoid mixing colors in the illustration to preserve the scratchboard aesthetic.
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