Halftone Chroma Fragment Editorial Poster Generator

{ "schema_version": "2.3", "style_version": "1.1", "style_name": "Halftone Chroma Fragment Editorial", "style_slug": "halftone-chroma-fragment-editorial", "USER_INPUT": { "KEYWORD": "{输入具体的人名，或者你想输入的任何 KEYWord}" }, "CORE_INSTRUCTION": { "priority": "CRITICAL", "instruction": "Do NOT mechanically reuse predetermined poster content. Treat KEYWORD as the semantic origin of the entire poster. Before generating the image, internally interpret what the keyword represents, what human experience or visual characteristic makes it distinctive, and which single detail deserves the viewer's first attention.", "core_question": "眼睛应该首先落在哪里？ / Where should the eye land first?", "principle": "The poster is not merely illustrating the keyword. It must discover and visually amplify the most meaningful detail hidden inside the keyword." }, "CONTENT_REASONING_ENGINE": { "STEP_01_CLASSIFY_KEYWORD": { "instruction": "Internally determine what type of keyword the user supplied.", "possible_categories": [ "profession / 职业", "person or social role / 人物身份", "place / 地点", "object / 物品", "activity / 行为", "abstract concept / 抽象概念", "emotion / 情绪", "event / 事件", "culture / 文化", "brand or contemporary phenomenon / 品牌或社会现象" ], "note": "Do not display this classification on the final poster." }, "STEP_02_FIND_HUMAN_CORE": { "instruction": "Determine what makes this keyword visually, emotionally or socially recognizable. Avoid generic symbolism whenever a more specific human detail exists.", "examples_of_reasoning": [ "A delivery rider may be defined by eyes scanning traffic, hands gripping handlebars, a rain-soaked helmet, or the tension between speed and waiting.", "A pianist may be defined by fingers touching keys, wrist movement, concentration in the eyes, or the physical relationship between body and instrument.", "A potter may be defined by clay-covered hands rather than simply showing pottery.", "A city may be represented through one decisive human or architectural detail rather than a generic skyline.", "An abstract word should be translated into a concrete visual tension, gesture, trace, object, body state or spatial relationship." ] }, "STEP_03_SELECT_VISUAL_FOCUS": { "instruction": "Select ONE primary visual focus that should receive selective color and become the first place the viewer looks.", "focus_priority": [ "eyes", "hands", "gesture", "tool", "body posture", "clothing or occupational detail", "environmental trace", "object interaction", "architectural fragment", "unexpected symbolic detail" ], "rule": "Do not highlight color randomly. Color must be semantically justified by the keyword.", "output_variable": "FOCUS_DETAIL" }, "STEP_04_BUILD_EDITORIAL_ANGLE": { "instruction": "Create one concise editorial point of view around the keyword. Avoid dictionary definitions, motivational slogans, advertising copy and obvious descriptions.", "desired_effect": [ "observational", "human", "slightly documentary", "intelligent", "specific", "restrained", "memorable" ], "avoid": [ "generic inspiration", "empty poetic language", "corporate branding language", "obvious profession descriptions", "clichés", "tourism slogans", "overexplaining" ] } }, "COPY_SYSTEM": { "instruction": "All visible poster copy must be newly generated from KEYWORD and the chosen editorial interpretation. Do not reuse fixed copy from previous examples.", "language_rule": { "requirement": "Chinese and English MUST both appear.", "dominant_language": "Determine dynamically from the keyword, cultural context and editorial tone.", "decision_logic": [ "For strongly Chinese social, cultural, occupational or geographic subjects, Chinese should usually dominate and English acts as an editorial secondary layer.", "For international arts, fashion, music, design or globally recognizable concepts, English may dominate while Chinese provides emotional or contextual counterpoint.", "For mixed or ambiguous subjects, select the language that produces the strongest visual and semantic impact." ], "rule": "Do not simply translate every sentence line by line. Chinese and English may carry complementary meanings." }, "MAIN_TEXT": { "function": "The primary editorial headline.", "length": "Prefer 2–10 Chinese characters OR 1–6 English words.", "style": [ "bold", "compressed", "editorial", "emotionally precise", "visually powerful" ], "rule": "The headline should feel written specifically for this keyword, not inserted into a template." }, "SECONDARY_TEXT": { "function": "A small supporting editorial statement.", "length": "Prefer one concise line.", "style": "Observational rather than explanatory.", "rule": "It should add a second layer of meaning instead of translating the headline literally." }, "ANNOTATION": { "function": "A short handwritten intervention.", "length": "1–5 words or very short Chinese phrase.", "style": [ "personal", "incidental", "human", "like a note made by an editor, photographer or observer" ], "avoid": "Do not turn the handwritten note into another formal headline." }, "MICRO_TEXT": { "optional": true, "instruction": "If composition benefits from it, add extremely small editorial metadata such as a date, issue number, fictional archive code, location name or short contextual phrase.", "rule": "Keep sparse and believable. Never clutter the composition." } }, "TYPOGRAPHY_SYSTEM": { "core_rule": "Typography is part of the image architecture, not text placed on top afterward.", "MAIN_TYPE": { "character": [ "oversized", "heavy", "condensed or grotesk", "high-impact editorial display typography" ], "behavior": [ "may crop beyond canvas edges", "may sit partially behind the photographic subject", "may overlap halftone fields", "may create tension with empty space", "may run vertically when conceptually appropriate" ], "language_adaptation": { "Chinese": "Use bold modern Chinese display typography with strong geometric mass, avoiding calligraphy unless the keyword specifically requires it.", "English": "Use heavy condensed grotesk, neo-grotesk, brutalist sans serif, or editorial display typography depending on the subject." } }, "SECONDARY_TYPE": { "character": "small, clean, restrained sans-serif", "usage": "Creates hierarchy and editorial credibility.", "rule": "Strong contrast in scale between headline and supporting copy." }, "HANDWRITTEN_TYPE": { "character": "raw marker, grease pencil, felt-tip or handwritten editorial annotation", "rule": "Use sparingly. It should feel human rather than decorative." }, "HIERARCHY": [ "1. Selected color photographic focus", "2. Monumental headline typography", "3. Large black-and-white halftone photographic mass", "4. Secondary editorial line", "5. Handwritten annotation / micro text" ] }, "VISUAL_SYSTEM": { "style_summary": "High-contrast editorial collage in which monumental coarse black-and-white photographic halftones interact with selective crisp color fragments, heavy display typography and sparse handwritten interventions.", "PHOTOGRAPHIC_BASE": { "style": [ "documentary-inspired photography", "editorial realism", "strong natural gestures", "non-stock-photo feeling", "human imperfection", "decisive moment" ], "rule": "The photograph must feel like something observed rather than staged solely for advertising." }, "HALFTONE": { "importance": "DOMINANT", "instruction": "The majority of the photographic image should become monumental coarse black-and-white halftone.", "characteristics": [ "visible oversized dots", "high contrast", "deep blacks", "paper-like reproduction texture", "screen-print / newspaper reproduction character", "not a soft Photoshop halftone filter" ] }, "COLOR_FRAGMENT_SYSTEM": { "importance": "CRITICAL", "instruction": "Only selected semantically meaningful areas remain in crisp photographic color.", "rule": "Color fragments must direct attention, not decorate the composition.", "possible_forms": [ "one eye or both eyes", "hands", "a tool", "helmet", "fabric", "shoe", "instrument", "food", "vehicle fragment", "light", "architectural surface", "gesture-related detail" ], "coverage": "Small relative to the total image. Usually approximately 5–20% of the photographic surface.", "edge_behavior": [ "hard rectangular crops", "irregular torn fragments", "precise mask intersections", "small floating photo inserts", "partial overlays" ], "avoid": [ "full-image color", "random colorful accents", "rainbow palette", "colorizing irrelevant objects" ] }, "PALETTE": { "base": [ "black", "white", "warm paper white", "graphite" ], "accent_logic": "Choose 1–3 accent colors derived from the real subject and keyword rather than applying a fixed palette.", "examples": [ "occupational uniform color", "skin tone", "instrument material", "traffic color", "local environmental color", "one culturally meaningful accent" ] } }, "COMPOSITION_ENGINE": { "instruction": "Do not force every keyword into the same layout. Select composition according to semantic focus.", "PORTRAIT_DIRECTION": { "use_when": "The keyword is strongly associated with a person, profession, gesture or identity.", "options": [ "extreme cropped face with colored eyes", "monumental torso with a small colored hand fragment", "large gesture crossing typography", "subject partly cut by frame edge", "black-and-white body plus isolated color occupational detail" ] }, "LANDSCAPE_DIRECTION": { "use_when": "The keyword concerns a place, architecture, landscape or spatial phenomenon.", "options": [ "monumental halftone environment", "small color human fragment inside an enormous monochrome field", "architectural detail isolated in color", "panoramic visual mass disrupted by typography" ] }, "OBJECT_DIRECTION": { "use_when": "The keyword is an object, food, tool or physical noun.", "options": [ "macro fragment", "human interaction with object", "extreme scale contrast", "object partially disappearing beneath typography", "one tactile surface preserved in color" ] }, "ABSTRACT_DIRECTION": { "use_when": "The keyword is an emotion, idea or abstract concept.", "instruction": "Do not simply illustrate the word literally. Translate it into a specific human action, body state, physical trace, environment or visual contradiction." }, "balance": [ "asymmetrical editorial composition", "large intentional empty areas", "aggressive cropping", "unexpected scale relationships", "clear visual hierarchy", "controlled visual tension" ] }, "DESIGN_DIRECTION": { "goal": "Make the poster feel like a contemporary independent culture magazine, art-school editorial project, documentary exhibition poster or experimental newspaper spread rather than commercial advertising.", "emotional_quality": [ "direct", "intelligent", "raw", "human", "graphic", "slightly imperfect", "observational" ] }, "ANTI_TEMPLATE_RULES": { "critical": true, "never": [ "Do not reuse identical headlines across different keywords.", "Do not use the same highlighted body part for every profession.", "Do not automatically highlight the eyes.", "Do not force every keyword into portrait photography.", "Do not translate Chinese and English sentence-for-sentence.", "Do not use random English simply to look fashionable.", "Do not generate generic motivational slogans.", "Do not make every layout centered and symmetrical.", "Do not turn the result into an advertisement.", "Do not overdecorate with handwritten notes.", "Do not use color unless it has a semantic reason." ] }, "FINAL_GENERATION_LOGIC": { "internal_sequence": [ "1. Read KEYWORD.", "2. Understand its category and cultural context.", "3. Identify its most characteristic human or visual truth.", "4. Decide where the viewer's eye should land first.", "5. Select one meaningful color focus.", "6. Develop an editorial perspective.", "7. Generate original bilingual headline and supporting copy.", "8. Decide Chinese-dominant or English-dominant typography.", "9. Select portrait, landscape, object or abstract composition strategy.", "10. Build the final poster using monumental monochrome halftone + selective crisp color fragments + typographic hierarchy." ], "final_test": [ "Can the viewer understand that this poster belongs specifically to this keyword?", "Is there one unmistakable first visual focal point?", "Does the selective color have a reason?", "Would the headline still make sense if removed from this specific poster? If yes, rewrite it to be more specific.", "Do Chinese and English each contribute something?", "Does the result feel editorial rather than templated?" ] }, "OUTPUT": { "ASPECT_RATIO": "{9:16 or 16:9}", "quality": "high-resolution professional editorial poster", "visible_text": "All generated Chinese and English text must be correctly spelled, legible and intentionally typeset.", "no_mockup": true, "no_frame": true, "full_bleed": true } }