Editorial Collage Poster Design

Create a premium vertical dessert campaign poster for a fictional haute patisserie brand called ROSÉVA, combining Transit-style restraint with Orbit-style airy motion. The image must feel ultra-clean, elegant, soft, editorial, and commercially luxurious, while keeping the mini cake as the absolute visual hero. No copied text, no watermark, no clutter. Main composition: A single signature raspberry mini cake floats at the center-lower portion of the frame against a seamless dusty-rose studio background. The cake has a clean cylindrical mousse body, a thin golden biscuit base, faint raspberry compote seams near the lower edge, and a delicate pale-pink berry glaze gently dripping with realistic gravity. On top sits a sculptural swirl of whipped vanilla cream, crowned with several fresh raspberries and a few deep berry accents arranged in a refined clustered composition. Around the cake, place only a minimal orbit of oversized raspberries at different depths, with two or three softly blurred foreground/background berries and one or two sharper mid-depth berries, creating a graceful circular flow around the hero product without crowding it. Transit restraint: Keep the layout highly disciplined and premium. Preserve large negative space in the upper half for typography. Reduce all secondary fruit and decorative elements to the minimum necessary. The composition should read instantly: headline, hero cake, soft berry orbit, brand mark. No extra props, no crumbs scatter, no busy garnish. Orbit motion: The surrounding raspberries should feel like they are gently revolving around the cake in a soft suspended arc, creating elegant movement and flavor aura. Their placement must guide the eye in a subtle circular path toward the whipped topping and back down to the mousse body. Motion should feel light, poetic, and controlled, never chaotic. Typography and branding: At the upper center, place an elegant English script headline: “Softness in Bloom”. Beneath it, add a refined uppercase serif line: “RASPBERRY PETIT GATEAU”. Add a faint oversized translucent background word layer as a subtle graphic accent, softly integrated and partially cropped. At the lower center, place a very small luxury ROSÉVA logo mark. Typography must feel editorial, feminine, premium, and internationally commercial. Lighting: Soft diffused studio lighting from the upper front-left, with gentle right-side fill and a subtle overhead highlight on the whipped cream and raspberry surfaces. Shadows should be short, soft, and low-contrast, lightly anchoring the cake while preserving an airy bright atmosphere. Increase sculptural separation slightly so the mousse body, frosting ridges, and berry forms feel dimensional and premium. Material rendering: The mousse body must appear chilled, creamy, and ultra-realistic, with fine aerated microtexture and subtle natural porosity. The whipped topping should feel dense, smooth, and freshly piped, with refined ridges and a soft semi-matte sheen. Raspberries must show realistic drupelet structure, velvety bloom, seed detail, delicate translucency, and fresh natural irregularity. The pink glaze should appear lightly viscous, glossy, and physically believable. The biscuit base should show crisp fine crumb structure and warm toasted color. Color system: Dusty rose pink, whipped-cream ivory, raspberry crimson, pale blush, soft biscuit beige, and a few deep berry-red accents. The palette must stay restrained, elegant, and softly appetizing, with the red fruit acting as the controlled focal contrast. Style: Luxury patisserie advertising, minimalist editorial food photography, flagship dessert poster, Cannes-level commercial food image, ultra-realistic, feminine, tactile, premium, and globally marketable. Image quality and physical constraints: Ultra-detailed, high-resolution, crisp frosting edges, realistic berry skin texture, correct shallow depth-of-field falloff, clean background, believable floating physics, natural glaze gravity, no distorted cake geometry, no plastic food look, no dirty shadows, no dead-black areas, no random clutter. Negative prompt: cheap bakery flyer, copied original slogan, copied original brand text, cartoon dessert, plastic mousse, fake CGI frosting, oversaturated pink, messy composition, too many raspberries, cluttered background, distorted cake shape, broken floating physics, melting structure, artificial berry texture, harsh shadows, flat lighting, unreadable typography, watermark, random labels, low-end packaging style

Create a world-class premium beverage advertising poster for a fictional luxury sparkling drink brand called AURÉO. The product is: AURÉO Sparkling Citrus Flavour: Yuzu & Lemon Headline: TASTE THE CROWN Tagline: Premium sparkling citrus, redefined. Create a sophisticated cinematic portrait advertisement featuring a handsome photorealistic male brand ambassador standing confidently in a dark luxury studio. He should look like a real international commercial model — attractive, refined, charismatic and naturally approachable — not overly posed and not artificial-looking. He wears an elegant fitted black jacket over a black shirt and gives a subtle confident smile toward the camera. He holds the AURÉO can naturally in one hand at chest level, with the product facing clearly toward the viewer. The beverage can should be tall and elegant with: * matte premium black packaging * refined metallic gold detailing * luxurious AURÉO branding * clearly readable “SPARKLING CITRUS” * clearly readable “YUZU & LEMON” * realistic condensation beads across the chilled surface Behind the ambassador and product, create an extraordinary **golden sparkling citrus splash forming a subtle crown shape**, visually reinforcing the “Taste the Crown” campaign concept. Surround the composition with carefully controlled premium refreshment details: * sliced yuzu * fresh lemon * crystal-clear ice cubes * sparkling droplets * subtle carbonation bubbles * tiny water particles frozen in motion Keep the effects elegant and controlled rather than chaotic. Lighting should feel like a high-end international beverage campaign: * deep black studio background * warm golden rim lighting * sophisticated highlights along the ambassador’s face and shoulders * glossy product reflections * realistic skin texture * strong but refined contrast * shallow cinematic depth of field * subtle atmospheric haze * premium commercial photography The ambassador should remain secondary to the product. The AURÉO can must be the strongest visual focal point. Design the final poster like a genuine global advertising campaign with professional hierarchy and generous negative space. Include clean premium typography: AURÉO SPARKLING CITRUS TASTE THE CROWN YUZU & LEMON Premium sparkling citrus, redefined. Typography should be elegant, minimal, perfectly spelled, professionally aligned and integrated naturally into the composition. Do not overcrowd the poster. Visual direction: luxury beverage advertising, editorial commercial photography, premium brand campaign, photorealistic live-action aesthetic, cinematic portrait, black and gold color palette, natural citrus accents, sophisticated masculine luxury, international advertising agency art direction, extremely detailed product photography, realistic condensation, realistic human skin, premium retouching. Strictly avoid: cartoon appearance, animated-looking person, plastic skin, excessive neon, fantasy styling, distorted hands, extra fingers, warped beverage can, misspelled typography, duplicate objects, random logos, cluttered composition, excessive splash effects, cheap social-media-ad appearance. Final result should look like a finished premium beverage poster from a major international brand campaign, polished enough for billboard, magazine, luxury social media advertising and high-end commercial presentation. Aspect ratio: 9:16 portrait.

Create a premium vertical beverage advertising poster for a fictional tropical cafe brand called SOLARA SIP, featuring a signature drink called “Golden Pine Cream”. Preserve the core visual logic of a bold modern product poster: a single hero drink centered in the frame, a fully saturated monochrome background, oversized headline typography integrated behind and above the glass, one vertical side label, and one short bottom descriptor line. The drink must remain the absolute visual hero. Do not copy any original wording. Main composition: A short clear rocks glass sits slightly below center on a seamless vivid mango-yellow background and matching surface, creating an immersive monochrome field. The glass contains a chilled pineapple-latte fusion drink with a rich golden-yellow body, subtle gradient density, faint condensation, and a smooth creamy foam cap. A fresh triangular pineapple wedge floats on the foam surface as the top focal garnish, angled slightly toward camera. The glass casts a clean, sharply defined warm shadow diagonally to the lower right, adding graphic strength and midday sunlight realism. Keep the composition ultra-minimal, centered, and iconic. Typography and layout: Place a large bold uppercase English headline behind and above the drink in clean white sans-serif type: “GOLDEN / TROPIC” or “SUNLIT / BLEND”, stacked in two lines, tightly composed but not obscuring the product. Add one slim vertical side label on the left side in uppercase: “PINEAPPLE LATTE”. At the bottom center, place one short premium descriptor line in small uppercase white text, such as: “VELVETY PINEAPPLE, SILK FOAM, BRIGHT ISLAND ENERGY.” Add a tiny minimal brand mark near the top or lower area, very restrained and editorial. Product design: The drink should feel like a luxurious tropical latte or fruit-cream coffee hybrid: bright pineapple-gold liquid, subtly opaque, lightly aerated near the upper layer, smooth creamy foam on top, and one clean pineapple wedge with juicy fibrous translucency and natural rind detail. The glass must be thick-bottomed, premium, and crystal clear, with realistic refraction, soft internal reflections, and visible chilled density. Lighting: Strong clean directional sunlight from upper left, creating bright highlights on the glass rim, creamy foam, pineapple flesh, and upper liquid surface. The shadow should be crisp-edged but elegant, with high contrast and strong poster-like impact. Maintain bright luminous color without clipping highlights. No muddy darks, no dirty gradients, no dead black. Material rendering: Ultra-real beverage photography. The foam must look dense, silky, micro-bubbled, and softly glossy. The pineapple slice must show juicy flesh fibers, slight translucency, fresh moisture, and realistic yellow color variation. The glass must show accurate thickness, weight, polished edge highlights, realistic base refraction, and condensation haze near the cold liquid zone. The liquid should show believable opacity, suspended fruit-creamy density, and subtle tonal variation from top to bottom. Color system: Dominant palette of saturated tropical yellow, mango gold, pineapple yellow, creamy ivory foam, transparent glass neutrals, and crisp white typography. The entire image should feel bright, optimistic, refreshing, and design-led, with extremely controlled color harmony. Style: Cannes-level beverage advertising, luxury pop-minimal commercial poster, highly graphic modernist composition fused with ultra-real product photography, fresh, youthful, iconic, globally campaign-ready, and instantly memorable. Image quality and physical constraints: Ultra-detailed, high resolution, razor-sharp glass edges, clean centered geometry, realistic foam texture, correct pineapple anatomy, accurate glass refraction, believable sunlight shadow direction, no extra props, no fruit clutter, no messy splashes, no plastic drink texture, no low-end cafe menu feel. Negative prompt: copied original headline, copied original text, generic cafe poster, cheap juice ad, cluttered layout, extra fruits, splash explosion, plastic liquid, fake CGI glass, warped glass cylinder, muddy yellow, dirty background, flat lighting, weak shadow, unreadable typography, watermark, random labels, low-end menu design

Transform the attached photo into a brush-painted illustration poster. The subject in the photo can be food, another product, a landscape, an animal, a person, or any object you want to feature as the main subject. [Aspect Ratio] Vertical 3:4 [Style] Digital painting / brush-painted effect. Visible brush strokes, uneven edges, slightly stretched paint marks. Hand-painted appearance that feels untouched and authentic. Interpret the image as a flat illustration with a simple arrangement of shapes rather than a realistic depiction. No gradients, shadows, 3D rendering, or detailed textures. Keep everything completely flat. Use a thin, irregular brush-painted outline that varies slightly from the painted areas. [Color] Background should be cream / off-white paper. Use only 3–4 colors taken from the attached photo: 1 dark primary color 1 bright primary color 1–2 supporting colors Slightly desaturated vintage tone. Never increase the number of colors. [Composition] The subject should be large and centered, occupying approximately 50–55% of the canvas. Extend the composition vertically with more space above and below, while also increasing the left and right margins. At the top: place 1–2 English uppercase words describing the subject, in very large hand-painted brush lettering. Use very wide letter spacing; the text may wrap around the illustration or extend toward the right/downward. At the bottom right: add a short handwritten English phrase of 3–5 words in an accent color. [Text] Look at the photo and choose suitable top and bottom phrases. Do not use the actual subject name as the top text. Choose words based on the atmosphere, location, season, time of day, or emotion shown in the photo. The bottom phrase should feel casual, lighthearted, and slightly playful—not overly serious or explanatory. [Forbidden] Realistic rendering 3D Shadows Reflections Logos Watermarks Border frames Excessive enlargement of the subject

Create a refined 3:4 vertical premium travel poster for [CITY]. First identify the city, country, architecture, landscape, climate, cultural character, and visual identity. Select ONE iconic and highly recognizable real-world landmark or subject as the HERO. Establish one believable photographic viewpoint and ensure every environmental element logically belongs to that location. Do not create a collage of unrelated landmarks. COMPOSITION: Divide the poster into two perfectly equal sections: 50% top and 50% bottom. Use a warm beige, ivory, or soft-white background with generous negative space and precise alignment. TOP — HERO PHOTOGRAPH: Create an ultra-realistic, high-end editorial photograph of the chosen landmark from a believable real-world viewpoint. Preserve accurate architecture, proportions, materials, surrounding environment, natural lighting, shadows, atmosphere, and geographic character. The scene should feel like premium architectural photography or a museum-quality travel photograph, with realistic textures and sophisticated cinematic composition. BOTTOM — GRAPHIC INTERPRETATION: Reinterpret the same hero landmark as a sophisticated flat graphic design. Extract its most recognizable silhouette, contours, structural details, proportions, and distinctive architectural elements. Simplify them into elegant geometric shapes, flat color blocks, thin lines, restrained divisions, and generous negative space. The landmark must remain instantly recognizable without becoming a realistic illustration, 3D render, cartoon, or game graphic. COLOR & TYPOGRAPHY: Derive a restrained palette of approximately 4–6 colors from the city's architecture, environment, and hero photograph. Keep the palette sophisticated with slightly muted saturation. Add minimal geometric accents only when they improve the composition. Use limited, elegant typography such as: [CITY] [COUNTRY] ARCHITECTURAL STUDY 2026 Use Swiss/international graphic design, architectural exhibition posters, luxury editorial design, and museum visual identity as the aesthetic reference. Keep typography subtle, with generous letter spacing and strong visual hierarchy. FINAL AESTHETIC: Sophisticated, minimal, contemporary, culturally authentic, artistic, and premium. The photographic upper half and graphic lower half should feel like two expressions of the same visual identity. The final result should resemble a world-class gallery poster, collector's travel print, architectural exhibition artwork, or luxury brand campaign. Avoid landmark collages, inaccurate architecture, invented structures, excessive text, tourist-brochure aesthetics, neon, flashy effects, heavy gradients, glossy 3D rendering, cartoon styling, game UI, clutter, excessive decoration, and generic AI-generated cityscapes.

Create a premium 4:5 vertical vintage travel poster for [CITY], [COUNTRY], inspired by classic screen-printing, linocut illustration, retro editorial graphics, and handmade European travel posters. Build a completely original composition that captures the personality of [CITY] rather than simply arranging famous landmarks. Use a warm aged cream paper background with visible paper fibers, subtle stains, distressed ink, rough printing edges, and authentic handmade texture. VISUAL CONCEPT Create one strong central visual story representing [CITY]. Integrate 2–4 recognizable landmarks or architectural elements naturally into the environment, along with everyday details that make the city feel alive: local transportation characteristic streets and buildings cafés and shops street signs local food or objects pedestrians and cyclists trees and surrounding landscape culturally distinctive details Avoid making the landmarks look like floating stickers or a checklist. Everything should feel like it belongs to one continuous scene. COLOR PALETTE Use a sophisticated limited palette: warm ivory + charcoal/black + one signature accent color associated with [CITY]. Keep the accent color selective and powerful rather than covering the entire artwork. TYPOGRAPHY Integrate large, bold, hand-printed typography into the composition: [CITY] Add a small secondary phrase that reflects the city’s character: [SHORT CITY PHRASE] Typography should feel imperfect, screen-printed, slightly distressed, and organically integrated into the artwork. ART STYLE vintage linocut handmade screen print retro travel-poster illustration rough ink texture distressed halftone grain imperfect registration hand-cut edges strong silhouettes expressive perspective subtle paper imperfections sophisticated negative space editorial art-book aesthetic Make the artwork feel like a rare collectible travel print, combining nostalgia with contemporary graphic design. IMPORTANT Do not simply reproduce a traditional tourist poster. Do not use a generic landmark collage, photorealism, glossy 3D rendering, excessive colors, gradients, or overly clean digital graphics. The final composition should be bold, artistic, slightly unexpected, highly recognizable, culturally authentic, and visually sophisticated, with [CITY]’s unique identity immediately apparent.

Location: "[LOCATION]" Create a premium vertical travel-poster illustration of [LOCATION] in a distinctive mixed-media low-poly 3D + handcrafted plasticine/clay diorama style. Main Scene Transform [LOCATION] into a highly detailed miniature world emerging from a torn antique geographical map. Make the destination instantly recognizable and geographically accurate. Include the most iconic features of [LOCATION], such as: Primary landmark or natural attraction Characteristic mountains, cliffs, valleys, forests, rivers, waterfalls, coastline, architecture, or terrain Local vegetation and environmental details Scale-appropriate visitors, hikers, boats, animals, or vehicles Authentic local architectural elements where relevant Visual Style Combine low-poly 3D geometry for terrain, mountains, rocks, cliffs, buildings, and structures with hand-sculpted plasticine/clay for vegetation, clouds, people, animals, flowers, and smaller details. Show subtle fingerprints, rounded clay forms, handcrafted imperfections, polygonal facets, realistic physical materials, cinematic depth, atmospheric perspective, and the premium feel of a collectible stop-motion miniature diorama. Poster Composition Use a clean, elegant travel-poster layout: [LOCATION] "[REGION / COUNTRY]" Place the title prominently at the top in sophisticated serif typography, with a small minimalist mountain or destination icon above it and a thin decorative line below. Keep the miniature landscape as the main visual focus across the center and lower portion. At the bottom, integrate a torn piece of antique map paper featuring: Country name Nearby geographic locations Relevant seas, oceans, rivers, mountains, or regions Small compass rose Subtle authentic cartographic markings The torn map should naturally curl upward around the miniature landscape, creating the illusion that [LOCATION] is physically emerging from the map. Color & Lighting Use a sophisticated natural palette appropriate to [LOCATION], with rich greens, earthy stone tones, natural water colors, atmospheric blues, and warm parchment. Use soft cinematic golden-hour lighting, gentle shadows, realistic ambient occlusion, subtle volumetric atmosphere, and warm highlights across the miniature surfaces. Important Requirements Keep the landmark recognizable, geographically believable, and specific to [LOCATION]. Avoid generic scenery, excessive fantasy, incorrect geography, random architecture, or unrelated tourist attractions. Maintain a clean, premium editorial composition with clearly readable typography and the landscape as the dominant visual focus. Aspect Ratio: 2:3 vertical Style: Premium handcrafted travel poster, low-poly 3D, plasticine clay miniature, cinematic diorama, highly detailed, photorealistic miniature photography, elegant editorial design.

Create a premium minimalist vintage travel poster for [DESTINATION / CITY, COUNTRY], inspired by classic mid-century travel prints. Use a clean, sophisticated composition with a limited 4–6 color palette, muted vintage tones, one strong accent color, subtle aged-paper grain, and a refined screen-printed / paper-cutout aesthetic. The result should feel like a collectible printed poster, not a modern digital illustration. Typography At the top, add elegant serif-style typography: “[CITY]” — large, refined, and in a deep sophisticated color. Directly underneath, add “[COUNTRY]” in a smaller complementary accent color. Main Illustration Create an instantly recognizable yet highly stylized representation of [CITY], featuring [LANDMARK 1], [LANDMARK 2], [LANDMARK 3], and [ICONIC LOCAL ELEMENT / VEHICLE / CULTURAL SYMBOL]. Integrate these naturally into a simplified landscape featuring [RIVER / COASTLINE / MOUNTAINS / STREETS / CITY SKYLINE]. Add only one or two subtle atmospheric elements such as [BOAT / PEOPLE / BIRDS / TREES / VEHICLE]. Place a simple circular sun or moon behind the skyline, with minimal paper-cutout clouds or atmospheric shapes. Visual Style Mid-century vintage travel poster, minimalist editorial composition, flat geometric shapes, confident linework, simplified architecture, elegant art-deco influence, layered paper-cutout forms, subtle screen-print texture, slight imperfect ink registration, strong visual hierarchy, generous negative space, timeless and nostalgic. Avoid photorealism, excessive detail, gradients, glossy effects, modern 3D rendering, clutter, and overly saturated colors. The final artwork should feel timeless, artistic, elegant, premium, nostalgic, and immediately identifiable as [CITY]. Format: Vertical 4:5, centered composition, generous negative space, high-end collectible print quality.