Ink Body Manifesto

Style anchors

• [CORE] The central visual trick is a human body constructed from irregular black hand-lettered words. Remove the photographic torso and upper garment and replace that area with background-colored negative space filled by letters; the collective outer edges of the letters create the silhouette. It must not look like text printed on a white shirt, a rectangular sign, or a tattoo.
• [CORE] Keep the head, exposed arms, hands and lower legs photographic and anatomically connected to the letter-built silhouette, so the figure remains one coherent person.
• [CORE] Body lettering is slender, elongated, single-stroke black felt-tip handwriting, NOT bold brush lettering or a heavy display font. Stroke width roughly one fifteenth of letter height. Narrow irregular uppercase glyphs, varying heights and gently wavering baselines fit the body volume. Air between strokes is essential, every word legible.
• [CORE] A pale gray-white seamless photographic ground with generous quiet negative space supports almost-black ink and very limited muted crimson accents; no rich scene or colorful graphic backdrop.
• [CORE] A SMALL compact block of extra-bold wide uppercase sans-serif headline contrasts with the slender body handwriting. Keep headline clearly secondary to the figure, roughly a quarter of canvas width, with a short small crimson handwritten subline.
• [FLEX] Shape word rows to express the case action: stretch, slope, compression or rhythm; choose emphasis words and row arrangement freely without changing exact wording.
• [FLEX] Position the compact headline and figure for the aspect ratio and gesture, rather than always reproducing the source upper-left title and upright central body.
• [FLEX] One spare red underline, circle or short stroke may focus the headline or action; red also appears in one small practical subject detail. Keep accents sparse.

Do

• Use body-shaped negative space as the lettering field.
• Vary word scale according to meaning and pose.
• Keep headline compact and use open pale margins.

Avoid

• No slogan T-shirt or rectangular text panel over a person.
• No football content, source identity or copied source text.
• No repeated generic upright figure across all cases.
• No extra fingers, severed-looking limbs, unreadable word soup or unnecessary microcopy.

Negative prompt

No football, no source slogan or names, no brands or logos, no white slogan shirt, no rectangular text sticker, no torso photograph underneath letters, no colored torso panel, no random letters or repeated copy, no extra limbs, no dismemberment, no busy background, no large red shapes, no tiny fake legal text. No heavy brush body lettering, no solid white clothing silhouette, no giant condensed headline, no dirty grunge floor.