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Material × Giant Type Campaign Poster

Vigo ZhaoNo license stated

A 9:16 campaign poster built from three things: one real material shot up close, a single bold color field, and a giant white condensed headline the subject weaves through.

Prompt

Create a finished editorial campaign poster, 9:16, full bleed. Monumental condensed typography, one real material shot up close, a single bold color field.

One tactile subject photographed at dramatic scale: fine texture, precise directional light, sparse art direction, nothing else in frame. A small object can feel monumental; a huge structure can feel intimate.

One headline in giant, heavy, condensed uppercase sans-serif, clean solid white or cream, never distressed. The subject and type interlace in depth: the subject passes in front of one letter edge and behind another, or slips through the gap between the two words. Every letter stays readable.

Headline: "[MAIN_TEXT]" Subject: [MATERIAL OR OBJECT + ITS STATE] Camera: [ANGLE + SCALE] Palette: [ONE SATURATED FIELD + SUBJECT TONES + WHITE TYPE] Type Interaction: [WHERE THE SUBJECT CROSSES OR SPLITS THE WORDS]

No extra text or punctuation, no logos, no watermark, no distressed lettering, no aged paper or sepia filter, no plastic or render-like materials.

About this prompt

What you need
No image needed. Pick one of the four presets, or keep the bracketed fields and fill in your headline, subject, camera, palette and type interaction.
How to use
  1. Pick a preset, or keep "Fill in your own" and replace the bracketed fields.
  2. Copy the prompt, or open it directly in ChatGPT.
  3. Send it to your image generation tool.
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What we changed
Chinese translation and the four presets (written from the author's example captions) by Image Prompt Book; not the author's wording or an endorsement.
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Sources
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