真实摄影与手绘彩釉瓷砖海报设计
Please turn every photo I upload into an independent high-end design poster, no multi-image stitching, each photo output separately. The overall composition uses a 3:4 vertical layout, with the top and bottom areas strictly 1:1 in height, each occupying 50% of the frame. The upper half preserves the original photo, maintaining the subject's identity, structure, posture, real texture, natural light and shadow, and original color atmosphere, with only slight high-end color grading to give it the texture of art magazines, independent publications, and exhibition images. To adapt to the frame, the environmental background can be naturally extended, but the subject must not be stretched, distorted, or changed. The upper half contains only the uploaded photo itself, following the original framing, without adding any text, borders, or graphics. The lower half extracts the most recognizable subject, silhouette, posture, and narrative relationship from the photo, reconstructing them into a colored glazed tile: a square hand-painted glazed small tile, captured from a top-down view lying flat. Do not copy the photo, only retain the subject's most recognizable form and a few most necessary details, summarizing them into one to three large main images using glazed color blocks and dark fine lines, accompanied by a few most necessary small parts, centered on the tile surface. The composition follows "one small tile, a large area of whitespace": the tile occupies about two-fifths of the width of the lower half, placed straight but slightly tilted, resting on very light cream-colored paper with large areas of whitespace surrounding it. Around the tile surface is a thin narrow border, the interior is an ivory white base, the subject is centered slightly towards the top, leaving a narrow blank space at the bottom for text. The color scheme extracts three colors from the photo above: the main color and auxiliary color of the subject, plus the ivory white glaze base, with the border using a dark thin line coordinated with the main color; overall bright, fresh, with brightness significantly higher than other parts. The material is a real hand-painted glazed tile: the glaze has a soft luster and fine ice-crackle patterns, the edges of the color blocks are slightly blurred due to the flow of the glaze, the border lines are uneven in thickness, and one corner of the tile has a small chip revealing the unglazed light-colored ceramic body, with slightly rounded edges. The luster remains soft, avoiding exaggerated highlights and mirror-like surfaces. Text appears only on the tile surface as follows: a line of small hand-painted text in the narrow strip below the tile surface (the subject's full uppercase English name, one word, no more than ten letters), and a number in the bottom right corner (in the form of "No.06"). The font is a hand-painted sans-serif, the font size is small and restrained, aligned with the border. Other than this, no text, letters, numbers, or logos appear in the image. The overall presentation shows a visual relationship of real photography × colored glazed tile × small commemorative object, bright, fresh, restrained, and having a sense of collectability. Avoid dirty gray aging, full-page textures, realistic illustrations, product advertisement style photography, stacking of multiple similar objects, complex decorations, commercial advertising copy, and a template feel.
About this prompt
This poster blends a high‑end photograph and a hand‑painted glazed tile into one vertical composition. The top half shows the unaltered image—its lighting, shadows, colour and subject identity remain true to the original, only softened by a subtle magazine‑style colour grading. The bottom half transforms the subject into a small, top‑down tile, displaying its silhouette and key details in chunky glaze blocks and fine linework while preserving the original color palette. Key visual cues include the 3:4 frame and the 1:1 top‑bottom split, the ivory glaze base with a slight luster, and the narrow cream paper border that gives the tile a finished, collectible feel. The top half’s direct retention of the source photo anchors the design, while the tile’s stylised silhouette balances composition and memory. To remix this layout, keep the vertical split and the glazed tile motif; swap the original photo for a different subject or use a different colour‑grading style to match your brand. If you prefer a softer look, remove the glaze’s luster and replace it with painted matte tiles.
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