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Please create a 9:16 Japanese woodblock print museum exhibition poster. Chinese Theme: [Fill in] English Main Title: [Fill in] English Subtitle: [Fill in] Japanese Title: [Fill in] Artistic Subject: [Fill in] Subject Motion: [Fill in] Main Color Palette: [Fill in] Exhibition Date and Venue: [Fill in] Adopt traditional Japanese woodblock printing, Ukiyo-e, and high-end exhibition editorial design aesthetics. Warm ivory art paper background, black high-contrast Didone giant serif letters across the top, occupying about 22% of the height; the right side features a giant modern Songti vertical Chinese exhibition name, paired with small Japanese text and exquisite separator lines. The center is a huge woodblock print subject occupying about 60% of the image area, with sharp outlines, continuous movement, rich limited colors, detailed traditional carved lines, and rich spatial layers. The subject must actually pass through the top English letters, forming strong graphic-text interaction through foreground/background overlapping and negative space, while keeping the title clear and readable. The left side arranges meaningful Chinese short sentences, Japanese explanations, and English art categories, using font size variations, fine lines, and precise spacing to form high information density editorial layout. The bottom approximately 17% height sets giant serif numerical exhibition dates, as well as a complete grid of venue, exhibition hall, opening hours, and art category information. The overall emphasis is on large text, strong subject, graphic-text interweaving, and the contrast between negative space and dense information. Preserve clean paper texture, authentic process color printing, and solid color blocks. Generate a complete poster with collector-grade museum exhibition quality, prohibiting gibberish, excessive aging, decorative numbering, watermarks, four-pointed stars, and Mockups.
About this prompt
This poster blends a vibrant Ukiyo‑e style woodblock print with luxurious editorial design, fitting a museum exhibition context. The central image dominates with bold, carved lines and limited color blocks that convey motion and depth, while the large English and Japanese titles overarch, creating an engaging graphic‑text dialogue. The overall mood feels scholarly yet dynamic, suitable for attracting a cultured audience. The design relies on a warm ivory paper base and high‑contrast Didone serif lettering set 22% of the height, partnered with a tall Songti vertical Chinese label on the right. The central woodblock subject occupies about 60% of the space, its sharp outlines and layered colors rendered openly. The upper English title slices through the print, ensuring clear overlap and negative space, while a dense left‑hand column hosts concise Chinese, Japanese, and English notes in subtle typographic hierarchy. To adapt this template, keep the large‑format woodblock plus the contrasting serif titles; replace the Japanese title text or color palette to suit a different exhibition theme. Retain the ivory paper and dense information block at the bottom, swapping the date grid for your own dates and venue details, and you’ll preserve the poster’s polished museum feel.
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