
CITY: [CITY NAME] LANDMARK: [LANDMARK] Create an original vertical emotional city poster featuring the specified CITY and LANDMARK. The LANDMARK should be the recognizable visual anchor in the middle distance, simplified into elegant geometric forms rather than rendered with photographic precision. Reimagine the surrounding area as a poetic memory of the city—not an exact copy of any photograph or existing artwork. COMPOSITION Build the scene in three distinct layers: FOREGROUND — Oversized local plants, seasonal flowers, architectural fragments, café furniture, street objects, or foliage associated with the city, partially entering from the bottom and sides. MIDDLE GROUND — A few small, naturally posed people enjoying an ordinary city moment: walking, reading, cycling, talking, resting, or looking toward the landmark. Keep them secondary and avoid staged tourist poses. BACKGROUND — The LANDMARK within a selectively simplified cityscape, framed by sky, trees, water, hills, or buildings appropriate to the location. Add a distinctive Memory Ribbon: an irregular flowing band beginning near a lower corner and naturally transforming into a road, river, shadow, flower bed, or beam of light as it leads toward the landmark. Add several tiny star-shaped color marks along its path. VISUAL LANGUAGE Use an original mixed-media illustration style combining broad oil-pastel color blocks, dry powdery charcoal outlines, handmade pressure variations, broken edges, imperfect overlaps, scraped-back highlights, warm uncoated paper grain, selective double contour lines, tactile pigment, uneven opacity, visible hand movement, and intentional negative space. Avoid smooth digital gradients, glossy 3D rendering, and photorealism. COLOR PALETTE Automatically derive the palette from the CITY’s emotional character, climate, season, and cultural atmosphere. Use one dominant background color, 2–3 supporting colors, and one bold contrasting accent repeated sparingly. TYPOGRAPHY At the top, display the exact CITY name in ENGLISH UPPERCASE LETTERS. Make it large, spacious, clearly readable, and manually drawn with charcoal or thick oil pastel. Display ONLY the CITY name. No slogans, captions, dates, logos, signatures, watermarks, borders, frames, or additional typography. Create an asymmetrical editorial composition with calm rhythm, strong framing, generous breathing space, and one surprising local detail. Make the final image feel like a rediscovered travel poster from an imagined city archive—intimate, contemporary, nostalgic, tactile, and unmistakably original. NEGATIVE: Photorealistic photography, exact imitation of reference artwork, copied composition, copied brushwork, artist signature, watermark, generic tourism advertisement, crowded skyline, excessive landmarks, distorted architecture, duplicated people, oversized people, smooth vector illustration, glossy 3D rendering, plastic texture, neon overload














