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Create an original contemporary graphic design exhibition poster. The poster should feel suitable for an international contemporary graphic design exhibition. Think like a graphic designer, not a portrait painter. The graphic design is the artwork. The illustration exists to support the design. ──────────────── REQUIRED ELEMENTS A recognizable character. Wearing sunglasses. One dominant graphic design element. If a reference image is provided, preserve the person's recognizable identity. Otherwise, use the same character established throughout the conversation. These are the only required visual elements. Everything else should be freely reinvented for every poster. ──────────────── GRAPHIC DESIGN ELEMENT The dominant graphic element may be geometric, typographic, architectural, abstract, organic, or entirely original. It may consist of a single bold shape, oversized typography, bands, frames, grids, blocks, lines, curves, cut-outs, negative space, or any other graphic device. Choose the single visual element that creates the strongest overall graphic composition for this specific poster. ──────────────── VISUAL STYLE No lineart. Construct the image entirely from flat graphic color shapes. Large simplified shapes. Minimal details. Visible dry crayon texture. Limited color palette. Bold negative space. Minimalist editorial poster. Embrace bold simplification. Reduce details whenever possible. Communicate through shape before texture. Design with confidence, not accuracy. ──────────────── GRAPHIC COMPOSITION The composition should be determined entirely by the art director. The portrait may be cropped, offset, scaled, partially hidden, or extend beyond the frame whenever it strengthens the design. The dominant graphic element may intersect, crop, frame, hide, divide, surround, interrupt, or visually balance the portrait. Treat typography, negative space, geometric balance, and composition as equally important as the portrait. Avoid centered composition. Avoid symmetrical balance. Avoid conventional portrait layouts. Prioritize bold graphic design over realistic illustration. ──────────────── COLOR Use bold, unexpected color combinations inspired by professional color design references rather than natural colors. Avoid realistic color choices. Allow every poster to explore a completely different palette. ──────────────── CREATIVE FREEDOM The illustration style, composition, color palette, graphic language, shape design, texture, typography, and visual storytelling should be freely interpreted by the illustrator. Never repeat the same visual solution twice. Do not establish a recurring signature motif. Each poster should invent its own visual language from scratch. Every poster should look as though it was created by a different world-class graphic designer while still belonging to the same exhibition.

Create a charming hand-drawn colored pencil illustration of a young couple walking together, inspired by soft Japanese/Korean lifestyle sketchbook art. The girl has long wavy dark hair, a baseball cap, oversized denim jacket, long flowing black skirt, and casual sandals. The boy wears a relaxed baseball cap, oversized light-blue denim jacket over a warm orange shirt, loose black pants, and casual sneakers. They are holding hands and walking naturally together, with the girl slightly leaning toward him. Use delicate black pencil outlines, visible hand-drawn pencil strokes, subtle cross-hatching, soft watercolor and colored-pencil shading, gentle blush on their cheeks, minimal facial features, cute rounded proportions, relaxed youthful poses, and a warm romantic mood. Keep the composition full-body and centered, with plenty of clean off-white paper background around the characters. Add subtle imperfections and paper grain to make it feel like an authentic illustrated sketchbook page rather than digital art. Soft muted colors, cozy aesthetic, elegant simplicity, high detail, natural clothing folds, beautiful hand-drawn texture, editorial illustration quality, vertical portrait composition, 4:5 aspect ratio.

Create a flagship commercial advertising poster for an original chewy fruit-candy brand named "CITRUS POP", combining Orbit energy with Port symbol power. Use ultra-realistic product photography with premium FMCG compositing, not illustration, not 3D cartoon render. Keep the same core structural logic: a vivid orange full-frame poster, one joyful young woman in the left-center immersed in a burst of fruity freshness, one hero candy roll held forward in her hand as the absolute product focus, giant oversized background typography, explosive juice motion around the frame, sliced oranges and glossy candy pieces suspended in motion, and a clean minimal benefit strip along the bottom. The candy roll must remain the absolute product hero at all times. Style lock: high-energy FMCG candy advertising, ultra-clean commercial realism, crisp pack-shot quality, premium fruit-fresh concept, product-first hierarchy, saturated citrus-orange palette, polished studio portrait integration, globally launch-ready campaign visual. Core composition: one realistic young woman positioned left-center in three-quarter view, head tilted slightly back, eyes gently closed, expression refreshed and euphoric. Her near hand extends the candy roll toward camera in the lower-left foreground, and the pack must be the sharpest, clearest, and most readable object in the entire image. Behind her, a giant oversized freshness word occupies the upper background as an architectural graphic layer. Around the woman and product, build one strong circular citrus eruption that wraps the scene and visually returns to the candy roll. Port logic: turn the combination of the candy roll and the orange burst ring into the brand’s super-symbol. The product should feel like the core source of the citrus explosion, while the surrounding circular juice-and-fruit arc becomes its signature energy halo. The viewer should remember the image as "the candy roll inside the orange burst." The symbol must feel ownable, immediate, and iconic. Orbit logic: shape the splash, fruit slices, floating dragees, droplets, and flowing hair into one coherent circular motion path. The eye should begin at the hero pack, rise through the woman’s face, sweep into the giant headline, circle through the orange burst ring, and resolve back at the product. The motion must feel juicy, explosive, and controlled, never chaotic. Product concept: redesign the product as "CITRUS POP Orange Chews", a chewy fruity fresh candy roll with bright citrus energy. The pack should be premium, playful, and globally shelf-ready, with a white-and-cobalt master wordmark, glossy orange wrapper ends, fresh citrus cues, and compact claims such as "juicy chew" and "bursting orange". All text must be original. Female character: one realistic young adult woman with natural anatomy, correct hand structure, five fingers only, realistic skin texture, soft pores, natural lips, believable eyelids, and dynamic flowing hair. She wears a fresh orange-toned jacket or hoodie. Her pose must feel natural and open, with one hand presenting the pack and the body visually connected to the citrus burst. Lighting: bright warm commercial lighting with a soft frontal key light on the face and product pack, plus glowing citrus backlight through the splash ring. Use crisp highlights on the candy roll, glossy droplets, orange pulp, and wet surfaces. Keep shadows soft and controlled. No muddy oranges, no dead black zones. Materials and realism: realistic candy roll wrapper print, crisp foil-and-paper texture, believable hand grip, natural skin rendering, semi-translucent juice splash, juicy orange flesh texture, glossy candy dragees, sparkling droplets, and energetic yet physically coherent fluid motion. Every element must obey premium advertising lighting logic. Typography and layout: use original English text only, never copy any existing wording. Place one giant top background word such as "BURST" or "FRESH" in oversized bold lettering. Add a central slogan such as "CHEW THE SUN." or "UNWRAP THE BURST." Add one compact circular seal with short copy such as "bursting with orange". Along the bottom, place a minimal benefit strip with concise labels such as "fruity fresh", "juicy chew", "long-lasting", and "shareable joy". Typography must be bold, architectural, and secondary to the candy roll. Color strategy: dominant electric orange, citrus gold, warm tangerine, white highlights, cobalt brand lettering, and tiny green leaf accents. Keep the palette saturated, joyful, premium, and tightly controlled. Quality and physical rules: extremely sharp hero pack, readable label, correct hand anatomy, believable splash flow, clean edge separation, premium citrus detail, no clutter, no warped pack, no deformed face, no extra fingers, no fused fingers, plastic skin, deformed face, muddy gradients, no low-resolution fluid effects. The candy roll and its orange burst ring must remain the strongest visual sales trigger at all times. Negative prompt: copied branding, copied slogan, weak product hierarchy, blurry pack, unreadable label, distorted hand, extra fingers, fused fingers, plastic skin, deformed face, muddy orange background, chaotic splash effects, excessive fantasy clutter, cheap retail flyer aesthetic, cartoon rendering, CGI toy look, low-resolution pack detail, product losing dominance.

Create a striking vertical 4:5 conceptual artwork featuring [CITY / COUNTRY] transformed into a tiny floating world, suspended in a vast deep minimal sky. The entire identity of [CITY / COUNTRY] is beautifully wrapped around a small spherical planet, with its most recognizable landmarks, architecture, culture, landscapes, streets, food, transportation, nature, and everyday details naturally following the curvature of the miniature world. Make the sphere feel physically believable and richly detailed, like an intricate handcrafted diorama brought to life. Tiny roads, buildings, vehicles, trains, people, trees, and cultural elements should feel naturally integrated rather than randomly placed. Add one surreal, memorable signature element that represents the character of [CITY / COUNTRY] — something visually unexpected, elegant, and instantly shareable. Use cinematic lighting, atmospheric depth, miniature-diorama realism, subtle surrealism, crisp details, realistic textures, sophisticated composition, and premium editorial poster aesthetics. Keep the background clean, dark, and minimal so the floating world remains the unmistakable hero. Create a strong sense of scale by adding a tiny human figure observing the miniature world from outside. The artwork should feel beautiful, mysterious, dreamy, cinematic, premium, and highly zoomable, with countless tiny details that reward closer inspection. Minimal typography: [CITY / COUNTRY] [SHORT CINEMATIC TAGLINE] No ordinary travel-poster layout, no flat collage, no generic landmark arrangement. Create an original visual concept that feels fresh, viral-worthy, artistic, and instantly recognizable.

Create a flagship commercial food advertising poster for an original fast-casual brand named "HEARTPAN SOCIAL", pushing both Orbit energy and Port symbol power. Use ultra-realistic food photography, not illustration, not 3D render. Keep the same core structural logic: a vivid full red background, one large black heart-shaped compartment tray centered in the upper-middle as the absolute visual hero, several appetizing food items arranged inside the tray compartments, a few floating garnish elements orbiting around the tray, one short hard-hitting slogan in the lower-middle, and one very short compact information bar near the bottom. The final image must feel like a Cannes-level food campaign: iconic, craveable, graphic, premium, and instantly readable. Style lock: high-end commercial food photography, product-first hierarchy, bold red graphic background, clean poster design, premium fast-food branding, crisp studio lighting, highly realistic food texture, modern youth-oriented campaign visual. Core composition: one heart-shaped black compartment tray dominates the composition, centered slightly above the middle of the frame, photographed from a near-top-down angle with mild perspective. The tray must feel sculptural, glossy, and unforgettable. Inside the tray, arrange a balanced mix of food: one spaghetti compartment, one stir-fried noodle compartment, one crispy fried chicken wing section, one fried drumstick section, one fresh herb or salad section, and one drink or sauce compartment. The tray itself must remain the strongest visual anchor. Port logic: make the black heart-shaped tray the brand super-symbol. The tray must read instantly as the signature identity of the brand before the viewer even reads the text. Its silhouette should be clean, bold, memorable, and slightly oversized, with the food acting as rich content inside the symbol rather than competing objects. Orbit logic: arrange only a few floating garnish elements such as basil leaves, tomato slices, onion rings, and citrus pieces into a clear circular motion path around the heart tray. The eye should travel around the tray edge, dip into the food compartments, and return to the center. The motion must feel playful, appetite-driven, and controlled, never cluttered. Food realism: spaghetti should look glossy, sauced, and neatly twirled; stir-fried noodles should feel rich, savory, and lightly oiled; fried chicken should look deeply golden, crisp, and juicy with tactile crust; salad greens should feel fresh and hydrated; garnish slices should look freshly cut and vivid. Every food component must be highly realistic, appetizing, and premium, with clean edges and believable material texture. Lighting: bright soft commercial key light from upper front-left with subtle side shaping, creating crisp highlights on the black tray edges, glossy noodle strands, fried chicken crust, and fresh garnish. Keep shadows soft and controlled. The red background should remain saturated, smooth, and clean, with no muddy areas. Typography and layout: use original English text only, never copy existing wording. Add one short hard slogan in the lower-middle such as "LOVE. PLATED." or "SERVE DESIRE." with no long support sentence beneath it. Keep the type bold, clean, and secondary to the tray. Add one very short compact bottom information bar with only minimal brand/contact cues, modern and restrained. Color strategy: dominant campaign red background, black tray, golden-brown fried textures, orange-red sauce tones, green herb accents, pale onion purple, fresh tomato red, and small citrus highlights. Keep the palette bold, disciplined, and high-contrast. Brand concept: position "HEARTPAN SOCIAL" as a playful premium fast-casual food brand centered around shareable comfort meals and affection-driven presentation. The heart tray should feel like the brand’s signature vessel and visual identity. Quality and physical rules: extremely sharp tray silhouette, realistic compartment depth, clean food separation, believable garnish scale, no clutter, no warped tray shape, no distorted food, no muddy shadows, no cheap flyer feeling, no oversized text dominating the food. The heart-shaped tray must remain the absolute product hero at all times. Negative prompt: copied branding, copied slogan, weak food hierarchy, blurry food, warped heart tray, fake fried texture, muddy red background, cluttered layout, excessive floating garnish, unreadable text, cheap takeaway flyer aesthetic, cartoon rendering, CGI look, low-resolution food detail, product losing dominance.

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Create a highly photorealistic 3:4 close-up outdoor fashion portrait of an extraordinarily beautiful adult East Asian woman standing on a quiet asphalt road in a manicured green park. She has an elegant sculpted oval face, luminous fair skin, refined cheekbones, long dark almond-shaped eyes, softly arched eyebrows, a delicate straight nose and naturally full muted-rose lips. Her features are distinctly East Asian, sophisticated and strikingly beautiful. She looks directly toward the camera through the space between her hands, with relaxed eyelids, softly parted lips and a cool, poised, slightly dreamy expression. Her glossy jet-black hair is swept tightly away from her face into a sleek low bun, revealing her forehead, ears, jawline and long graceful neck. She wears sparkling floral crystal earrings, an ornate pearl-and-crystal choker, a matching bracelet and several delicate rose-gold rings decorated with tiny pearls. Her nails are long, almond-shaped and painted translucent nude. She wears a fitted pearl-white satin slip dress with very thin spaghetti straps and a softly draped cowl neckline. The lustrous satin follows her slender feminine figure naturally, producing creamy silver highlights and subtle realistic folds. The composition is dominated by both of her hands reaching extremely close to the lens. Both hands perform exactly the same two-finger pistol gesture, but the second hand is rotated approximately 180 degrees so the two gestures face in opposite directions. For each hand, keep the index finger and middle finger perfectly straight, pressed closely together and parallel as one double-finger line. Extend the thumb sideways at a right angle to those two fingers. Fold the ring finger and little finger completely into the palm. Each hand must therefore show only two parallel extended fingers plus one perpendicular extended thumb. Place the first hand in the upper-right foreground. Its palm faces the camera. Its straight index and middle fingers point vertically upward and continue beyond the top edge of the frame. Its thumb points horizontally toward the left across the upper-middle portion of the image. Its ring finger and little finger remain tightly folded into the palm. Place the second hand in the lower-left foreground using the identical gesture rotated 180 degrees. Its straight index and middle fingers point vertically downward toward and partly beyond the bottom edge of the frame. Its thumb points horizontally toward the right across the lower-middle portion of the image. Its ring finger and little finger remain tightly folded into the palm. The upper hand and lower hand are opposing copies of the same gesture: upper double fingers point up, lower double fingers point down; upper thumb points left, lower thumb points right. The two inward-facing thumbs remain roughly parallel and create the upper and lower horizontal borders of an irregular open frame. The two pairs of straight double fingers create opposing vertical borders. Her face remains clearly visible inside the open space between the two mirrored gestures. Do not make either hand into an open palm, an ordinary L-sign, a peace sign or a single-finger pointing gesture. Both hands must visibly contain two straight parallel fingers, one perpendicular thumb and two folded fingers. Her hands sit only a few centimeters from the camera and appear dramatically enlarged by perspective. The upper-right hand is slightly farther forward, while the lower-left hand overlaps the bottom of the composition. Her face is positioned behind them near the left-center. Keep both eyes visible and do not let the hands cover her facial features. Her shoulders and torso turn gently three-quarter toward the camera. Her head tilts noticeably toward one shoulder and leans slightly backward, with her chin lifted to elongate the jawline and neck. Her body feels elegant and relaxed rather than rigid. Use an extreme close-range 18–20mm wide-angle lens positioned slightly below her face and aimed gently upward. Tilt the camera approximately 10 degrees, creating a subtle diagonal horizon. Preserve strong intentional foreshortening: both hands and fingers appear very large in the foreground, while her face and satin-covered torso remain smaller behind them. The background is a clean pale-blue afternoon sky above a quiet road, vivid green grass and dark leafy trees. Keep the natural setting bright, open and slightly blurred. Combine clear natural daylight with strong direct on-camera flash. The flash produces luminous pearly skin, crisp highlights on her fingers, jewelry and satin dress, subtle pink warmth inside the palms and small defined shadows between the folded fingers. Maintain a fresh blue sky and saturated green foliage, with slightly raw early-2000s high-fashion flash photography texture, restrained grain and realistic skin detail. No open palms, no five spread fingers, no four raised fingers, no peace signs, no ordinary L-shaped hands, no different gestures between the hands, no single pointing finger, no hands covering the face, no extra hands, no duplicated fingers, no fused digits, no missing fingers, no distorted palms, no dark gloomy lighting, no plastic skin, no doll-like face, no text, no logo and no watermark.

Create a premium vertical travel poster for New York City, USA 🇺🇸, in a sophisticated cinematic editorial illustration style. Composition: Show a wide city scene from a slightly elevated viewpoint. Place the Statue of Liberty in the mid-distance, with the Manhattan skyline rising behind it. Include yellow taxis, pedestrians, subtle street activity, and a glimpse of the Brooklyn Bridge to create depth. Visual Style: Elegant hand-painted digital illustration with refined architectural details, soft cinematic lighting, realistic perspective, subtle paper texture, sophisticated color palette, atmospheric depth, and a luxury travel-magazine aesthetic. Design: Keep generous negative space in the upper section. Add elegant typography: “NEW YORK CITY, USA 🇺🇸” Small tagline underneath: “Where Dreams Become Cities” Do not copy any existing poster. Create an original composition with a distinctly American identity. No clutter, no excessive text, no distorted architecture, no watermark.