Type Posters
Oblique Interval
White-ground cultural posters fusing receding saturated colour panels, sliced arc-cut curves and mobile black grotesk typography; ultramarine and signal red unify four distinct structures.
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Full style rules
Style anchors
- [CORE] Keep an abstract cultural-event poster with white ground, solid ink-colour geometry and no depicted scene or lighting.
- [CORE] Share deep ultramarine and saturated signal red with black type; cyan or mid blue may support, and yellow or magenta remain sparse accents.
- [CORE] Give geometry force through near/far scale jumps and oblique projection; in panel-led cases repeat a small text block on the shrinking top edges.
- [CORE] Use R3 sectional rhythm: thin black horizontal rules crossing the structure and a local torn-paper edge, with large arc-cut sail curves in the wind case.
- [CORE] Use R2 regular or medium black grotesk type on a strong mobile axis, separating large title scale from small programme information.
- [CORE] Preserve broad calm unmarked surfaces, around half the frame, with one substantial geometric focal structure and strong asymmetrical crop tension.
- [FLEX] Choose solid receding panels, sliced sail-like arcs or angular interrupted loops according to the case; capsules are optional in at most one case and never paired with a coral wedge.
- [FLEX] Move titles among upper diagonal, lower horizontal stack, central oblique and vertical-left arrangements; change hero direction and accent placement.
Do
- Use large solid colour planes and unmistakable scale recession.
- Keep negative space and local torn contours purposeful.
- Check enlarged glyphs and per-reference resemblance independently before acceptance.
Avoid
- Source names, dates, venues, logos and exact source layouts.
- R2 blue/coral slab and capsule frame, or a renamed copy of R1/R3.
- Gradients, cast shadows, 3D render lighting, all-over grain, tiny central emblem or repetitive case layouts.
Negative prompt
Source wording, reference logos, copied layouts, coral, tilted blue capsule frame, rounded apertures, literal sailboats, sea panorama, shaded 3D, drop shadows, gradients, overall distress, extra copy, malformed primary letters, watermark, mockup.
