Type Posters
Orange Type Street Editorial
White-paper street-magazine collage: giant vermilion-orange ultra-condensed type, high-saturation photoreal figures, black headline islands, thin oval callouts and electric-blue hand-drawn marks. The action and the shape of the props drive each case's layout.
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Full style rules
Style anchors
- [CORE] Bright white editorial paper space collides with enormous vermilion-orange ultra-condensed heavy typography, with smaller dense black headline islands.
- [CORE] One vivid photoreal human cutout overlaps the type at dramatic scale; believable skin, fabric and equipment remain photographic against flat print graphics.
- [CORE] Extreme typographic scale contrast: huge partly occluded display words, compact black subheads, small readable editorial notes and occasional loose handwritten accents.
- [CORE] Thin imperfect oval callouts and sparse electric-blue marker gestures create an informal street-zine graphic grammar.
- [FLEX] Let the subject activity drive letter placement, negative space and overlap; typography may lean, stack, spread or form an aperture without losing recognizable glyphs.
- [FLEX] Adapt visual flow independently for portrait and landscape while preserving each case concept and exact copy.
- [FLEX] Choose lively fashion colors around orange, white and black; yellow and cyan may be photographic accents rather than compulsory props.
Do
- Preserve scale contrast and white-orange-black balance.
- Use oval annotations and blue gestures sparingly with clear compositional roles.
- Recompose companion ratios around the same case idea.
Avoid
- Copying the original skateboard scene or brands.
- Repeating the same central seated composition across cases.
- Replacing photographic people with illustrations or 3D mascots.
- Gibberish captions, fake logos, illegible required copy and extraneous words.
Negative prompt
Source skateboard, source slogans, copied clothing identity, commercial logos, signatures, fake editorial text, extra words, malformed hands, impossible equipment, generic centered portrait template, flat illustration, CGI skin, uniform distress overlay, mockup frame
