<aside> 🖍️ 사진 한 장을 크레용 그림일기 포스터로 바꿔주는 프롬프트예요. 원본 사진은 그대로 남고, 반대쪽 크라프트지 위에 파스텔 크레용으로 그린 작은 그림과 마스킹테이프 조각, 타자기 글씨 한 줄이 얹힌 한 장이 완성됩니다.
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원본 구도 그대로의 기본형이에요. 세로 사진은 양옆이 자연스럽게 채워집니다.
Create one independent premium editorial poster for each uploaded photo. Never combine photos into a collage, grid, split-screen, or multi-photo composition. Each photo must produce one separate poster.
Use a strict 3:4 vertical layout, divided horizontally into two exactly equal 50% sections with a 1:1 height ratio.
TOP 50% — ORIGINAL PHOTO: Preserve the original photo faithfully, including subject identity, structure, pose, proportions, realistic texture, natural lighting, shadows, atmosphere, and color character. Apply only subtle high-end editorial color grading. The environment may be naturally extended when needed, but never stretch, distort, or alter the main subject.
BOTTOM 50% — HAND-DRAWN MEMORY ILLUSTRATION: Understand the photo's core theme, subject relationships, visual flow, emotion, and visual metaphor, then reinterpret it as a sparse hand-drawn pastel doodle and material-collage illustration on textured vintage paper. Do not reproduce every object. Remove irrelevant details and retain only the most recognizable contours, poses, directions, proportions, relationships, and visual memory points. The main subject should become a small stamp-like motif rather than a complete scene, while remaining immediately recognizable.
Use visible pastel crayon/chalk doodle lines with dry grain, broken pigment, slight wobble, varied thickness, imperfect edges, loose strokes, occasional cross-hatching, simple grids, and minimal smudging. Keep the drawing charmingly imperfect and handmade, but never messy or unfinished. Avoid realistic volume and smooth vector graphics.
Use restrained paper collage: paper pieces, cut-paper shapes, pastel color blocks, hand-drawn symbols, subtle layering, and natural handmade edges. Add only a very small number of relevant stars, flowers, waves, geometric marks, or everyday doodles as narrative accents. Avoid decorative clutter.
Maintain generous, intentional negative space around the small stamp-like subject. The subject may be off-center, near an edge, suspended, or partially cropped according to its natural direction, proportion, and visual weight. Balance positive and negative space, density and openness, grouping and separation, asymmetry, and visual pauses. The composition should feel sparse, deliberate, breathable, and editorial.
Use a warm kraft, recycled, handmade, or vintage paper background with realistic fibers and subtle grain. Keep it clean and tactile, without stains or artificial aging. Ensure clear contrast between background and subject so they never visually merge.
Extract 2–4 vivid, emotionally representative colors from the original photo and reinterpret them as a soft, clear pastel palette, such as creamy pink, peach, pale sky blue, mint, soft yellow, or light lavender, balanced with white or cream highlights. Keep the mood bright, warm, comforting, playful, and lively. Avoid muddy brown, dull Morandi palettes, fluorescent colors, or cheap candy-like colors.
Typography should be minimal and editorial. Freely extract a few short phrases or fragments inspired by the photo's subject, emotion, movement, memory, or visual metaphor. Use thin, airy, lightweight typewriter-style lettering with subtle irregular spacing and slight vintage print imperfections. Place typography naturally within the negative space or near the subject; never use a fixed title template.
FINAL STYLE: tactile paper texture, pastel crayon doodles, restrained material collage, a small stamp-like subject, generous intentional negative space, and relaxed editorial typography. Sophisticated, artistic, handmade, light, expressive, and breathable.
AVOID: literal object-by-object tracing, excessive detail, dense outlines, merged subject/background, overly filled compositions, realistic illustration, smooth vector graphics, excessive decoration, childish templates, 3D effects, glossy commercial design, and generic advertising-poster styling.
그림이 위, 사진이 아래에 배치돼요. 얼굴이 나온 사진을 올릴 때 조금 더 편한 구도예요.
Create one independent premium editorial poster for each uploaded photo. Never combine photos into a collage, grid, split-screen, or multi-photo composition. Each photo must produce one separate poster.
Use a strict 3:4 vertical layout, divided horizontally into two exactly equal 50% sections with a 1:1 height ratio. The hand-drawn illustration occupies the TOP half and the original photo occupies the BOTTOM half.
BOTTOM 50% — ORIGINAL PHOTO: Preserve the original photo faithfully, including subject identity, structure, pose, proportions, realistic texture, natural lighting, shadows, atmosphere, and color character. Apply only subtle high-end editorial color grading. The environment may be naturally extended when needed, but never stretch, distort, or alter the main subject.
TOP 50% — HAND-DRAWN MEMORY ILLUSTRATION: Understand the photo's core theme, subject relationships, visual flow, emotion, and visual metaphor, then reinterpret it as a sparse hand-drawn pastel doodle and material-collage illustration on textured vintage paper. Do not reproduce every object. Remove irrelevant details and retain only the most recognizable contours, poses, directions, proportions, relationships, and visual memory points. The main subject should become a small stamp-like motif rather than a complete scene, while remaining immediately recognizable.
Use visible pastel crayon/chalk doodle lines with dry grain, broken pigment, slight wobble, varied thickness, imperfect edges, loose strokes, occasional cross-hatching, simple grids, and minimal smudging. Keep the drawing charmingly imperfect and handmade, but never messy or unfinished. Avoid realistic volume and smooth vector graphics.
Use restrained paper collage: paper pieces, cut-paper shapes, pastel color blocks, hand-drawn symbols, subtle layering, and natural handmade edges. Add only a very small number of relevant stars, flowers, waves, geometric marks, or everyday doodles as narrative accents. Avoid decorative clutter.
Maintain generous, intentional negative space around the small stamp-like subject. The subject may be off-center, near an edge, suspended, or partially cropped according to its natural direction, proportion, and visual weight. Balance positive and negative space, density and openness, grouping and separation, asymmetry, and visual pauses. The composition should feel sparse, deliberate, breathable, and editorial.
Use a warm kraft, recycled, handmade, or vintage paper background with realistic fibers and subtle grain. Keep it clean and tactile, without stains or artificial aging. Ensure clear contrast between background and subject so they never visually merge.
Extract 2–4 vivid, emotionally representative colors from the original photo and reinterpret them as a soft, clear pastel palette, such as creamy pink, peach, pale sky blue, mint, soft yellow, or light lavender, balanced with white or cream highlights. Keep the mood bright, warm, comforting, playful, and lively. Avoid muddy brown, dull Morandi palettes, fluorescent colors, or cheap candy-like colors.
Typography should be minimal and editorial. Freely extract a few short phrases or fragments inspired by the photo's subject, emotion, movement, memory, or visual metaphor. Use thin, airy, lightweight typewriter-style lettering with subtle irregular spacing and slight vintage print imperfections. Place typography naturally within the negative space or near the subject; never use a fixed title template.
FINAL STYLE: tactile paper texture, pastel crayon doodles, restrained material collage, a small stamp-like subject, generous intentional negative space, and relaxed editorial typography. Sophisticated, artistic, handmade, light, expressive, and breathable.
AVOID: literal object-by-object tracing, excessive detail, dense outlines, merged subject/background, overly filled compositions, realistic illustration, smooth vector graphics, excessive decoration, childish templates, 3D effects, glossy commercial design, and generic advertising-poster styling.
세로로 찍은 사진에 잘 어울리는 좌우 구도예요. 오른쪽 그림 위쪽에 여백이 넉넉해 문구를 얹기 좋아요.