Mid-Autumn Festival Typography Poster Prompt

Prompt

Take any futuristic theme providing core concepts, short phrases, and minor auxiliary notes, and translate the theme into an extremely enlarged text or symbol subject: The first impression must be heavy, bold sans-serif glyphs filling almost the entire frame, pressed horizontally into the layout, with the character body occupying the center like structural beams, partially cropped or overflowing, making reading first become a strong form event before reading subtitles at its edges. Keep the background largely empty with cool white space, overlaid with extremely thin, light warm-colored composition lines, baselines, and vertical column lines; these lines should look like unhidden skeletons of a design draft rather than decoration. Use only high-saturation orange-red as the primary color to carry all visual weight, gray for small explanatory text, avoiding multi-colors and gradients. Information modules are sparsely placed at grid intersections and edges: small icons composed of simple geometric angles, dots, and short dashes; titles are short and bold; body text is in narrow columns and light gray. The overall presentation should have a precise, restrained, experimental typographic educational feel. Glyph construction requires low contrast, thick strokes, large open counters, flat terminals, tight tracking; punctuation and auxiliary symbols also follow the grid rhythm. If switching to other writing systems, maintain equivalent block volume, inner/outer spatial relationships, cropping pressure, and horizontal reading momentum. Prohibit illustrative backgrounds, shadows, paper textures, centered cards, rounded cuteness, commercial poster lighting effects, and over-packed information.

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Theme: {argument name="theme_en" default="Joy"}
Aspect Ratio: {argument name="aspect_ratio_en" default="9:16"}
Note: Appropriate Mid-Autumn elements
Font Color: {argument name="font_color_en" default="Gucci Ancora Red"}

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小小东

Published

2026-09-17

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