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复古风情旅行海报

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中文提示词

为 {argument name="location" default="location"} 创建一张高级复古旅行海报。 视觉风格 创作一幅怀旧的欧洲中世纪风格旅行海报插画,呈现手绘石版画或丝网印刷的质感。使用暖色调的米色纸张、柔和且自然褪色的颜料、细腻的纸张纹理、可见的笔触、轻微的油墨瑕疵以及微微风化的边缘。艺术作品应具有收藏价值,显得精致、真实且富有质感,而非数字渲染的产物。 构图 采用竖向布局。在顶部,用大号手绘几何字体书写 {argument name="location" default="location"}。每个字母应使用略有不同的复古哑光色,字符间距宽敞、优雅,并带有微妙的印刷瑕疵。 在标题下方,创建一个占据海报大部分区域的大型圆角矩形插画场景。围绕 {argument name="location" default="location"} 的标志性特征构建连贯的全景构图,展现 3–5 个真实的地标或建筑元素。 在适当的情况下,包含: 该城市最具辨识度的地标 具有当地特色的建筑 独特的景观、滨水区、河流、广场、山脉或天际线 地道的当地交通工具 区域植被及氛围细节 必要时加入背景中的小人物 确保所有地标在地理和建筑上均合理。请勿虚构地标或将无关城市的建筑组合在一起。 前景 根据 {argument name="location" default="location"} 的特色,创作一个引人入胜的露台、阳台、咖啡桌或石砌观景点。添加 2–4 个具有文化代表性的当地细节,如传统陶器、区域美食或糕点、咖啡或茶、纺织品、花卉、装饰瓷砖或典型的建筑材料。这些元素应作为主景的衬托。 氛围与色调 使用温暖的黄金时刻光影、柔和的蓝天、米色云朵以及轻柔的大气雾气。采用精致的色调,包括赤陶色、赭石色、哑光蓝、橄榄绿、米色和大地棕,并根据 {argument name="location" default="location"} 进行自然调整。在适当位置添加鸟类、植被、船只、街道活动和建筑阴影等细微细节。 海报文字 在右下角的米色区域,添加一句专为 {argument name="location" default="location"} 撰写的简短诗意意大利语标语。格式为 5–7 行简短的大写字母。文案应优雅、诗意、永恒且具有旅行感,而非广告宣传语。 准确性与最终效果 海报必须能让熟悉该城市的人一眼认出 {argument name="location" default="location"}。优先考虑真实的地标、建筑、景观、美食、材料、色彩和文化细节。当存在独特的当地替代方案时,请避免使用通用的旅游图像。 最终成品应类似于黄金时代旅游插画中保存完好的复古旅行海报:具有绘画感、触感、轻微瑕疵、温暖、电影质感、精致,且适合作为高端旅行艺术收藏品。

原始提示词

Create a premium vintage travel poster for {argument name="location" default="Paris"}. Visual Style Create a nostalgic mid-century European travel-poster illustration with a hand-painted lithograph/screen-print aesthetic. Use warm cream paper, muted naturally faded pigments, subtle paper grain, visible brush texture, gentle ink imperfections, and softly weathered edges. The artwork should feel collectible, sophisticated, tactile, and authentic rather than digitally rendered. Composition Use a tall portrait layout. At the top, place {argument name="location" default="Paris"} in large uppercase, hand-drawn geometric lettering. Give each letter a slightly different muted vintage color, with spacious, elegant, and subtly imperfect printed character. Below the title, create one large rounded-rectangle illustrated scene occupying most of the poster. Build a cohesive panoramic composition around the recognizable identity of {argument name="location" default="Paris"}, featuring 3–5 genuine local landmarks or architectural elements. Include, where appropriate: the city’s most recognizable landmark characteristic local architecture a distinctive landscape, waterfront, river, square, mountain, or skyline authentic local transportation regional vegetation and atmospheric details small background figures when useful Keep all landmarks geographically and architecturally plausible. Do not invent landmarks or combine buildings from unrelated cities. Foreground Create an inviting terrace, balcony, café table, or stone viewpoint inspired by {argument name="location" default="Paris"}. Add 2–4 culturally appropriate local details such as traditional pottery, regional food or pastry, coffee or tea, textiles, flowers, decorative tiles, or characteristic architectural materials. Keep these elements secondary to the main scenery. Atmosphere & Palette Use warm golden-hour lighting, a soft blue sky, cream-colored clouds, and gentle atmospheric haze. Use a refined palette of terracotta, ochre, muted blue, olive green, cream, and earthy brown, naturally adapted to {argument name="location" default="Paris"}. Add subtle details such as birds, foliage, boats, street activity, and architectural shadows where appropriate. Poster Text In the lower-right cream area, add a short poetic Italian slogan specifically written for {argument name="location" default="Paris"}. Format it as 5–7 short uppercase lines. The wording should feel elegant, poetic, timeless, and travel-oriented—not like advertising copy. Accuracy & Final Look The poster must immediately communicate {argument name="location" default="Paris"} to someone familiar with the city. Prioritize authentic landmarks, architecture, landscapes, cuisine, materials, colors, and cultural details. Avoid generic tourist imagery when a distinctive local alternative exists. The finished artwork should resemble a beautifully preserved vintage travel poster from the golden age of illustrated tourism: painterly, tactile, slightly imperfect, warm, cinematic, sophisticated, and suitable for a premium travel-art collection.