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Zhou Qin Han Tang Museum Poster Design Prompt

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Aug 15, 2026

Zhou Qin Han Tang Museum Poster Design Prompt A detailed prompt for creating a culturally rich museum poster with specific textures, typography, and color palette.

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Design a poster for the 'Zhou Qin Han Tang' Shaanxi History Museum. Use aged yellow paper, rice paper fibers, scan grain, ink bleed, and natural print wear as background texture. Use large areas of ink-black flat shapes to create strong positive-negative form relationships. Black must participate in the composition; use diagonal cuts, large arcs, vertical breaks, negative space, etc. Each theme uses a different structure, avoiding simple templates. Place the [Core Image] architecture and fine collection items. Chinese title uses huge bold calligraphy, stele, or rubbing-style fonts; English title uses oversized high-contrast sans-serif, can be cropped, overrun, or blocked by black structures. Subtitle, theme phrase, TIME, ADDRESS are concentrated in quiet areas, with clear hierarchy, and add a tiny cinnabar red seal. Overall low saturation, mainly ink black, old paper beige, ochre, dark gold, gray-green. The image should feel mysterious, ancient, restrained, with museum experimental poster and cultural archive feel. Avoid: ordinary Chinese-style templates, complete subject illustration, material stacking, fantasy game feel, tourism promotion feel, high-saturation colors, glow effects, dense small text, clutter, logos, watermarks, image numbers.

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