Yellow Graffiti Fisheye Manga Street Poster Style

Style anchors

• Cool blue-gray fisheye street-photo base with wide-angle distortion, slight horizon tilt, storefront machines, curb lines, road markings, and compressed urban detail.
• One oversized manga cutout subject sits in the foreground, centered and close to camera, with a large head and upper body, small foreshortened feet, and top-down lens exaggeration.
• Manga rendering uses clean dark brown and black linework, simple shaded clothing folds, soft peach skin, blush hatching, and muted emotional facial expression.
• The photo background remains realistic and desaturated while the subject is flatter, warmer, and inked, creating a clear collage contrast between real street and drawn figure.
• The upper third carries a huge sprayed yellow graffiti headline, thick and loose, with rounded strokes, drips, dot overspray, and partial overlap behind the subject.
• Small white block captions sit across the midline like compact street-zine type, using bold simple lettering with slight roughness and limited word count.
• The bottom foreground includes a large chalky white pavement tag or painted ground mark following the fisheye perspective.
• Palette behavior is mostly cool concrete blue, vending-light gray, asphalt charcoal, warm cream clothing tones, peach skin, electric yellow paint, and white caption accents.
• Lighting is natural overcast street light with vending or storefront glow; contrast comes from color blocking and ink outlines rather than cinematic shadows.
• The mood is intimate, awkward, urban, and poster-like, mixing candid street photography, youth manga cover emotion, and informal graffiti culture.
• Edges should feel like a finished digital collage poster, with the drawn subject cleanly integrated over the photographed environment without glossy 3D depth.

Do

• Use realistic street-photo texture under a drawn manga subject.
• Use thick yellow spray-paint type with overspray and drips.
• Use compact white captions and a ground-level chalk or spray tag.
• Use soft emotional manga facial detail, blush hatching, clean ink outlines, and simple clothing folds.
• Use fisheye perspective, curb lines, road paint, storefront machines, and urban clutter as structure.

Avoid

• Avoid copying the original character, pose, clothing, hair clip, vending-machine scene, Japanese captions, top tag, bottom tag, or watermark.
• Avoid full anime illustration without a real-photo base, pure photoreal portraits, 3D renders, clean vector posters, or cinematic street photography with no manga cutout.
• Avoid using real brand names, platform marks, QR codes, creator IDs, copyright-identifiable manga titles, or exact storefront text.
• Avoid dense editorial collage panels, luxury minimalism, glossy gradients, bokeh-heavy backgrounds, or painterly fantasy rendering.
• Avoid storing rendered full prompts inside the package files.

Negative prompt

No copied source character, no bashful fists pose, no school uniform romance scene, no vending-machine recreation, no exact Japanese captions, no copied yellow tag, no copied pavement word, no watermark, no username, no QR code, no brand logo, no real storefront sign, no franchise title, no pure photoreal portrait, no full anime-only scene, no 3D render, no glossy vector poster, no dense tabloid panel collage, no luxury minimalism, no cinematic bokeh, no rendered prompt text artifacts.