社论概念插图设计提示词系统
2x2 grid, AI infers topics, 16:9 CLASSIFY(input) → { domain: editorial_illustration × conceptual_art × political_commentary intent: persuade + provoke + distill (the "unforgettable glance") audience: op-ed readers, magazine subscribers, visual intellectuals platform: print (magazine cover, editorial header), scalable to 4cm thumbnail complexity: extreme (requires strict metaphor singularity, physical print simulation, and absolute rejection of literalism and digital rendering) } CORE DESIGN LAWS (IMMUTABLE): ⚠ ONE METAPHOR. ONE SUBSTITUTION. ZERO TEXT. • Substitution: Change Scale XOR Material XOR Function. Never two. • Restraint: No text, no arrows, no forehead symbols. Ambiguity ≠ Confusion. • Treatment: 3-4 flat colors, 1 texture, shape-first, generic faces. • Medium: Physical print character (Riso, screenprint, litho). • Survival: Must read perfectly at 4cm wide. SEMANTIC_VARIABLES (AI infers entirely from {{THESIS}}): {{THESIS}} → [USER PLUGS IN: e.g., "Tech monopolies are extracting behavioral data like 19th-century colonial rubber barons."] {{BENEFICIARY}} → AI infers the winner (e.g., The Algorithm / The Corporation) {{VICTIM}} → AI infers the loser (e.g., The User / The Public) {{TENSION}} → AI infers the core conflict (e.g., Extraction vs. Autonomy) {{FAMILIAR_SCENE}} → AI infers the baseline visual (e.g., A Victorian rubber plantation) {{SUBSTITUTION}} → AI selects exactly ONE wrong element (Scale, Material, OR Function) {{PALETTE}} → 3-4 flat colors inferred from the tension {{TEXTURE}} → The single print artifact (Riso grain, screenprint halftone)
About this prompt
The prompt instructs the AI to generate a single‑metaphor editorial illustration that works in print and at a tiny thumbnail. The artwork must be flat‑color, primer‑textured, and use only three‑four hues so it remains sharp on a 4 cm slide. In practice it will look like a sing‑line, stylized icon that leans heavily on visual metaphor to make a political point. The design logic is laid out by the "CORE DESIGN LAWS": a single substitution (scale, material, or function) must appear, the image must read without words, and the medium chosen is a physical print style (Riso, screenprint, or litho) so texture is single and printed‑looky. The AI selects a metaphor from the provided thesis, re‑imagines a familiar scene, then applies a subtle substitution—e.g., a massive brick wall turned into a clever data‑node—while keeping three flat colors unchanged. When adapting it, focus on preserving the one‑metaphor rule to keep the image instantly understandable at small size. You can swap the print medium to digital but mimic the Riso grain or halftone texture; or change the palette to match your publication’s brand colors while sticking to the 3‑4 flat‑tone rule. The core power comes from that stark substitution; keep it sharp.
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