랜드마크 에칭 스탬프 포스터 제작 프롬프트

Create a 3:4 vertical 'landmark etched stamp comparison' editorial poster from the uploaded landmark travel photo. Do not use a top-and-bottom diptych. Use a single continuous warm ivory uncoated paper background, and display only two overlapping physical paper cards on a slight diagonal: At the back on the left is a smaller real photo card, approximately 36% - 44% of the poster width, rotated counterclockwise by about 3 - 6 degrees. Preserve the original photo's landmark, viewing angle, architecture, season, weather, light, environment, and color fully and clearly; only light editorial color grading is permitted. The photo card has a narrow solid-color paper border and slight paper thickness, and must not be reduced to a decorative thumbnail. In the front on the right is a larger vertical etched stamp, approximately 58% - 68% of the poster width, rotated clockwise by about 2 - 4 degrees, naturally overlapping and partially covering the photo card. The stamp uses thick warm-white aged paper, and all four outer edges must have regular semicircular die-cut perforations with identical hole size, spacing, depth, and shape, continuing the same pattern around the corners. Show the paper edges, fiber texture, and natural contact shadows; do not use ornate framing. Inside the stamp, reconstruct only the same landmark from the original photo; do not place a copy of the photo. Maintain the original viewing angle, primary structure, orientation, proportion, weather, and season of the landmark, and include only the landmark plus 1 - 2 key environmental cues such as a tree line, water surface, mountains, rock framing, road, or nearby architecture. Use monochrome or restrained two-color intaglio etching language: deep blue-black or charcoal as primary ink, with an optional tiny highlight spot color taken from the original image. Build dimension with fine cross-hatching, parallel engraved lines, stippled dots, varying line density, old-ink missing prints, and paper-white highlights. It must read as genuine intaglio printmaking, not pencil sketch, woodcut, watercolor, digital filter, or smooth vector illustration. Leave a quiet caption area at the bottom of the stamp, containing only: - 'INSERT ENGLISH NAME OF THE REAL LANDMARK HERE' - 'LANDMARK PLATE [INSERT NUMBER]' - 'INSERT A SHORT HAND-ILLUSTRATED MESSAGE, 5–9 ENGLISH WORDS' ' Set the title in wide old-style serif spacing, and keep the fields and observation message small but legible, as if pressed into the paper with ink. Do not add fictitious face values, national postal text, cancellation marks, badges, photographer name, author name, logo, or URLs, and no other text. The overall effect is like a travel specimen preserved in a museum print room: restrained composition, clear sizing hierarchy, ample paper margins, and a clear contrast between the photograph and the etched memory. Avoid: top-bottom double layout, equal-size side-by-side composition, duplicated photographs, photo directly placed inside the postage stamp, multiple stamps, extra cards, inconsistent or decorative perforations, irregular or mismatched hole pattern, ornate framing, fake denomination, fake postmark, invented landmark, altered viewing angle, handheld mockup, desk clutter, picture frame, authorship credit, brand name, logo, website URL, watermark, or garbled text.