Prompt template
Mid-Century Isometric Travel Poster
A vertical three-color travel poster, an isometric bird's-eye view of a landmark in black linework on cream, with the city, landmark and accent color editable.
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Your prompt
Create a vertical mid-century travel poster for [CITY NAME] featuring [LANDMARK]. Use a strict 3-color palette: cream paper, black technical linework, and [COLOR]. Style: Minimalist isometric bird's-eye view with ultra-fine hatching and screen-print texture. Color usage: Solid flat [COLOR] for the entire sky and small accents on roofs or streets. No gradients. Text: Bold sans-serif "[CITY NAME]" at top in cream, with the local language name in smaller cream text below.
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When to use it
Use when you want a screen-print style city poster with one bold ink and the city's name set in type at the top.
How to get the best result
- Pair the landmark with its own city; the view is built around that one structure, so a mismatch splits the scene.
- Pick the accent at full strength, since it fills the whole sky as a flat solid and returns only on roofs and streets.
- The city name is set in cream type, so a pale accent leaves it unreadable; choose a mid or dark hue for contrast.
Watch-outs
- The local-language name is generated, not quoted; for non-Latin scripts check the characters before printing.
- 'Vertical' is prompt wording only; choose a portrait ratio in the generator or the poster comes back in another shape.
- 'No gradients' is negative phrasing, which GPT Image 2 follows unreliably; the flat-sky line above does the real work.
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Source and attribution
- License
- MIT
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