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These travel posters start from different things. Some need only a place name. Some need your own photo or character. Some try to pack landmarks and information; others only need a mood. Look at what you have, then at what the picture has to do.
2 prompts
Prompt by 阿哲Phil
A handwritten city name, landmark collage, map, postmark and coordinates go onto one 3:4 postcard. This is the densest information layout in the set.
You can adjust · City: six options, or type your own
Open and adjust the promptPrompt by Saul Goodman
The top half is a realistic sunset; the bottom half is a square perler-bead landmark and six bead badges. Photo and handmade each take half the page.
You can adjust · Place: five options, or replace with any location
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Prompt by simeon-sanai
The city is invented: sculptural buildings, giant plants and floating pieces, in a low-saturation vintage travel-poster grain.
You can adjust · Setting, palette and aspect ratio
Open and adjust the promptPrompt by Taaruk
The same scene appears twice: a cinematic photograph and a spare illustration on ivory paper. There are two original prompts, Paris at sunset and a coastal lighthouse.
You can adjust · Sky or waves, caption and vertical ratio
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Prompt by 蛋黄堡
One area stays a real photograph; the same subject is redrawn next to it in banknote-like intaglio hatching, like a print study sheet.
You can adjust · Format, comparison layout, paper-and-ink palette and sample text
Open and adjust the promptPrompt by VoxCat
A close-up, steeply tilted character sits inside a tidy Japanese travel-magazine grid. The joke comes from that clash.
You can adjust · Entry side, expression and background; replace the character name in the prompt
Open and adjust the promptLet one idea carry the whole key visual
Choose by how much likeness you want to keep