Type Posters
Crimson Ink Manga Dossier
A high-density manga editorial dossier poster built from one dramatically foreshortened illustrated hero, oversized distressed condensed headlines, modular newspaper sidebars, monochrome comic insets, and a strict crimson-black-warm-paper palette.
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Full style rules
Style anchors
- One dominant hand-drawn manga character occupies roughly two thirds of the frame and breaks across surrounding editorial panels.
- Dramatic low-angle or close wide-angle perspective with strong foreground foreshortening and a confident upward gaze.
- Oversized uppercase condensed sans-serif headline spans the upper field, partially hidden behind the hero and cropped by the edges.
- Dense asymmetrical magazine-newspaper layout with narrow side columns, boxed dossiers, pull quotes, captions, and small comic insets.
- Restricted palette of deep crimson red, carbon black, warm off-white paper, and grayscale illustration, with red used as the sole chromatic accent.
- Crisp black manga linework, selective gray screentone, white highlights, and restrained crimson tinting on the central figure.
- Distressed ink edges, rough registration, paper grain, halftone dots, dry-brush smears, and controlled ink splatter.
- Vertical city or industrial silhouettes and diagrammatic symbols anchor the lower corners and sidebars.
- High information density around the perimeter while the face, torso, and foreground gesture remain visually legible.
- Hard flat editorial contrast rather than cinematic gradients, soft photography, glossy 3D rendering, or pastel shading.
- Urgent underground manga-magazine mood that mixes character profile, interview archive, warning file, and propaganda-poster energy.
Do
- Use a dramatically foreshortened original manga hero as the dominant layer.
- Crop and distress the oversized headline while keeping its words readable.
- Build sidebars from interviews, diagrams, manga insets, city silhouettes, quotes, and warning cards.
- Preserve the warm-paper, black, gray, and crimson print ratio across every case.
- Use halftone, paper grain, dry brush, and subtle offset misregistration as tactile print evidence.
Avoid
- Do not recreate the source character, costume, pose, expression, text, skyline, symbols, inset art, or panel arrangement.
- Do not include franchise titles, publisher marks, creator signatures, logos, watermarks, usernames, or QR codes.
- Do not drift into glossy full-color anime, photorealism, 3D rendering, clean vector infographic, or soft watercolor.
- Do not use excessive digital noise, heavy blur, illegible glitch text, or chaotic splatter over the subject.
- Do not turn the editorial perimeter into unrelated advertising cards, price tags, or app UI.
Negative prompt
Makima, Chainsaw Man, Control Devil, Devil Hunter, Denji, red braided office woman, golden concentric eyes, black business suit and tie, palm-reaching pose, source quotes, Tokyo Tower, copied skyline, copied manga panels, copied layout, franchise logo, publisher mark, anime title lock, recognizable copyrighted character, celebrity likeness, official uniform, brand mark, signature, watermark, username, QR code, app UI, glossy full-color anime screenshot, photoreal portrait, 3D render, soft pastel, watercolor, clean vector infographic, corporate brochure, rainbow palette, excessive glitch, excessive noise, heavy blur, chaotic splatter, malformed hands, duplicate limbs, unreadable giant headline, random glyph clutter, low resolution
