Risograph Clay Studio Poster with Iterations

Base: Vertical 2:3 poster on bright clean off-white paper with very fine risograph grain. In the upper middle, a large rectangular block made of a grid of square cells alternating coral red and pale pink, each cell containing a halftone photo of simple stacked ceramic bowls and cups printed in coral tones, crisp halftone texture. Wide clean white margins above and below the block. No text, no graphics. Iteration 1: Add a single confident black ink line drawing of a tall handmade ceramic vase over the center of the coral block, with a small crack on its left side and a thin curling wisp of smoke rising from its mouth, the top of the smoke breaking out above the block onto the white paper. Clean, minimal, slightly uneven brush-pen line. Keep the coral block, the bowls, and the paper exactly as they are. Iteration 2: Add typography following a strict modern Swiss grid with thin black hairline rules: at the top, between two hairlines, a four-column row in small black grotesk: "(01) CLAY STUDIO", "GROUP SHOW", "14.11.2026", and a rounded outlined tag "7–10PM". Overlapping the bottom edge of the coral block, the title "Slow Fire" in a huge black grotesk sans serif, with "Fire" in an elegant black italic serif. At the bottom, between two hairlines, a three-column row in small black grotesk: "CERAMICS / OPEN STUDIO", "3 KILN STREET, EAST DISTRICT", "FREE ENTRY →". Keep the coral block, the vase drawing, and the paper exactly as they are. --- Companion prompt from the same thread --- Prompt: Base: Vertical 2:3 poster on a solid black background with heavy grain and subtle photocopy texture. Near the top, a wide horizontal photo band: an analog direct flash photograph taken at night on a city street at dog height, five dogs on leashes walking toward the --- Companion prompt from the same thread --- Prompt: Base: Vertical 2:3 poster on clean warm off-white paper with fine texture. In the center, a tall narrow house built as a physical paper collage: a torn piece of a photograph of an old red brick wall as the base, a tall piece of flat mustard yellow paper as the facade