Electric Cobalt Motion Type Poster

Style anchors

• One full-bleed photographic poster with a single dominant moving subject cropped tightly by multiple frame edges.
• Strong directional motion smear follows the subject's gesture while the overall silhouette remains readable and energetic.
• Saturated cobalt and ultramarine blue occupy most of the photographic field, with no gradient background treatment.
• Fluorescent spring-green display lettering provides the dominant graphic contrast, supported by white and one concentrated orange-red accent.
• Oversized ultra-condensed curvilinear display type sits directly on the photograph, with tall narrow letters, sharp waistlines, tight spacing, and dramatic vertical scale.
• A loose three-column editorial rhythm structures both the upper headline band and the lower information band with very tight outer margins.
• Typography deliberately overlaps the subject and may partially obscure anonymous facial or body detail rather than sitting in protected boxes.
• The middle of the poster carries a dense white italic or serif-sans event lockup interrupted by one rough orange kinetic emblem.
• Huge lower-edge numerals or date forms balance much smaller italic uppercase microcopy, producing an extreme scale contrast.
• Visible fine analog grain, optical softness, panning blur, slight chromatic noise, and imperfect focus create a tactile low-fidelity photo-print finish.
• Asymmetric bodily movement is contained inside a carefully balanced top-middle-bottom poster hierarchy.
• The mood is youthful, exclusive, grassroots, and contemporary-Y2K athletic editorial rather than polished corporate fitness advertising.

Do

• Use plausible directional panning blur and a large anonymous moving silhouette.
• Use full-bleed cobalt photography with visible but controlled analog grain.
• Use fluorescent green ultra-condensed display words with aggressive edge crops.
• Use a compact generic white center lockup with one rough orange accent.
• Use a three-column editorial rhythm and extreme size contrast between display type and microcopy.
• Use short original event language and brand-neutral props, wardrobe, and symbols.

Avoid

• No source runner, running event, sauna or plunge premise, original copy, original date, or source identity marks.
• No real logos, sponsor names, watermarks, signatures, usernames, QR codes, platform marks, or celebrity likenesses.
• No crisp frozen-action sports advertisement; the directional blur and optical softness must remain visible.
• No cyberpunk glow, neon gradient, vaporwave grid, 3D chrome, glossy CGI, or holographic lighting.
• No generic centered title block, tiny distant subject, protective text cards, wide empty margins, or minimalist museum-poster spacing.
• No sticker collage, torn paper, heavy halftone, graffiti wall, paint splashes, or decorative clutter.
• No excessive digital noise, muddy compression, malformed long copy, extra limbs, or grotesque facial distortion.

Negative prompt

source runner, sprint race, four-kilometer run, white racing vest, ponytail runner, sauna, cold plunge, breathwork, summer fragrance event, copied source headline, copied date or time, copied venue or URL, copied center wordmark, orange runner silhouette, source mascot, brand names, sponsor logos, real event marks, watermarks, signatures, usernames, QR codes, platform UI, identifiable celebrity, protected athlete likeness, crisp frozen pose, tiny distant subject, generic centered title, wide empty border, rounded card, radial zoom blur, cyberpunk lighting, neon gradient, vaporwave grid, 3D chrome, glossy CGI, vector-only subject, sticker pack, torn paper, heavy halftone, graffiti wall, paint splashes, uncontrolled orange palette, muddy compression, excessive digital noise, malformed anatomy, extra limbs, grotesque face, long illegible paragraphs