Copy-ready prompt
A striking black-and-white editorial-style anti-tech poster on a gray-white background, inspired by a modern, bestialist magazine cover about digital addiction. The composition employs a vertical layout, emphasizing typography, and includes a central surreal image and several short paragraphs of text. At the top center, a large, bold, compressed sans-serif font displays "DOOM," below which is "SCROLLING," the word spanning the page with partial motion blur or horizontal trailing effects. In the upper left corner is a small piece of text: "SCROLL. SWIPE. NOTHING CHANGES.", above which is a short horizontal line. In the upper right corner, smaller text reads "24 / 7 / 365," below which is "THE FEED NEVER ENDS," and a horizontal dividing line at the bottom. Below the title, on the left, add a small edited text definition: "Spending excessive time browsing negative or distressing content online often leads to feelings of anxiety, helplessness, and fatigue." Below this, add two short horizontal dividing lines, followed by a large statistic "67%", and then smaller text: "OF PEOPLE AGED 18–24 SAY THEY SCROLL MORE THAN THEY INTEND TO. — PEW RESEARCH, 2023." Further down is a statement: "MORE SCROLLING. LESS LIVING.", with a dividing line at the bottom. At the bottom center of the poster stands a glossy black smartphone, facing the viewer, revealing the speaker grille and charging port. Extending from the phone screen is a long, impossible staircase that recedes upwards into a narrow tunnel composed of repeating translucent vertical panels, creating a claustrophobic corridor feel. Inside the tunnel, the upper half features a giant grayscale human eye, obscured by fog, vertical slices, and ghosting, as if trapped in a stream of information. The central image should have an eerie, dreamlike, oppressive, and cinematic feel, with soft fog, high contrast, copy graininess, subtle motion blur, and layered transparency. To the right of the central image, add a narrow vertical numbered index containing 24 visible entries: 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 007, 008, 009, 010, 011, 012, 013, 014, 015, 017, 018, 019, 020, 021, 022, 024, 025, 026, and an ellipsis with a thin downward arrow below. In the right sidebar, add a text block titled "DESIGNED TO KEEP YOU HOOKED." followed by four short sentences: "Infinite feeds. Unpredicted rewards. Endless comparison. It's not a glitch—it's the business model." Below this, place a simple eye/globe icon, followed by a black rectangle containing the message: "AWARENESS IS THE FIRST STEP: PUT THE PHONE DOWN. LOOK UP. RECLAIM YOUR TIME." In the bottom left corner, place a large, cropped black word fragment "END," next to another stacked statement: "THE MORE YOU SCROLL, THE LESS YOU LIVE." Add tiny vertical microtext near the left edge to enhance the editorial feel. At the bottom footer, four sets of icons/text are placed: a globe icon, an eye icon, a small warning text block “WARNING: EXCESSIVE SCREEN TIME CAN IMPACT YOUR MENTAL HEALTH, SLEEP, AND PRODUCTIVITY.”, an expand icon, a barcode, and a statement on the far right “STAY PRESENT. LIVE IN REAL LIFE.” The design employs minimalist Swiss grid alignment, ample negative space, sharp black typography, subtle distressed print textures, and haute couture poster aesthetics.
Prompt breakdown
A striking black-and-white editorial-style anti-tech poster on a gray-white background, inspired by a modern, bestialist magazine cover about digital addiction.
The composition employs a vertical layout, emphasizing typography, and includes a central surreal image and several short paragraphs of text.
At the top center, a large, bold, compressed sans-serif font displays "DOOM," below which is "SCROLLING," the word spanning the page with partial motion blur or horizontal trailing effects.
In the upper left corner is a small piece of text: "SCROLL.











