Geometric City Memory Poster

City: {argument name="city name" default="[City Name]"}
Landmark: {argument name="landmark" default="[Landmark Name]"}

Create an original, vertical emotional city poster themed around the specified “City” and “Landmark”. The landmark should serve as a mid-ground, recognizable visual anchor, simplified into elegant geometric forms rather than realistic rendering. Reconstruct the surrounding areas as poetic memories of the city – not precise copies of photos or existing artwork.

Composition

Divide the scene into three distinct layers:

Foreground — Oversized, native plants, seasonal flowers, architectural fragments, cafe furniture, street objects, or foliage associated with the city, partially cutting into the frame from the bottom and sides.

Mid-ground — Several people in natural poses enjoying ordinary city moments: walking, reading, cycling, conversing, resting, or gazing towards the landmark. Keep people secondary, avoiding deliberate tourist posing.

Background — The landmark situated within a streamlined cityscape, surrounded by sky, trees, bodies of water, hills, or architecture consistent with the local character.

Add a unique “memory ribbon”: an irregular, flowing band starting near a corner, naturally transforming into roads, rivers, shadows, flowerbeds, or beams of light, guiding the eye towards the landmark. Add several tiny, star-shaped color markings along the way.

Visual Language

Employ an original mixed-media illustration style combining large areas of oil pastel blocks, dry powder charcoal outlines, manual pressure variations, broken edges, imperfect overlaps, scraped highlights, warm uncoated paper textures, selective double outlines, heavy impasto, uneven transparency, visible hand-drawn strokes, and deliberately left negative space. Avoid smooth digital gradients, glossy 3D rendering, and photorealism.

Color Scheme

Automatically derive a color scheme based on the city’s emotional characteristics, climate, season, and cultural atmosphere. Use one primary background color, 2–3 supporting colors, and a small amount of a striking contrasting accent color.

Typography

Display the precise city name at the top, in all capital letters. The font should be large, spacious, clear, and readable, and hand-drawn in charcoal or thick oil pastel. Display only the city name. Do not include slogans, descriptions, dates, logos, signatures, watermarks, borders, frames, or other typographic elements.

Create a composition that is asymmetrical, with a calm rhythm, strong framing, ample breathing room, and a surprising local detail. Make the final image feel like a rediscovered travel poster from a fictional city archive – intimate, modern, nostalgic, textured, and uniquely original.

Negative Prompts: photorealistic photography, precise imitation of reference artwork, copied compositions, copied brushstrokes, artist signatures, watermarks, generic tourist advertising, cluttered skylines, excessive landmarks, distorted architecture, repetitive people, overly large people, smooth vector illustrations, glossy 3D rendering, plastic textures, neon overload