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Create finished Chinese cultural, fantasy, and minimalist text-material editorial posters or publication covers with mandatory Image 2 style image generation. Use when a user gives a title, theme, exhibition/brand/cultural content, reference images, short keyword batches, ABC tes
Create finished Chinese cultural, fantasy, and minimalist text-material editorial posters or publication covers with mandatory Image 2 style image generation. Use when a user gives a title, theme, exhibition/brand/cultural content, reference images, short keyword batches, ABC tests, or asks for 文字创意极简, fantasy text-driven visuals, 东方编辑海报, art-book covers, refined sparse poster tests, or culturally grounded Chinese typography posters. Supports v2 title refinement, real cultural evidence, Mode A direct creative image posters, Mode B steadier complete image-generated poster layouts, and A/B/C comparison batches; avoid generic AI Chinese-style posters.
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Treat this as a research-and-composition skill with mandatory image generation, not a generic one-prompt “Chinese-style poster” shortcut.
The goal is a contemporary editorial page that uses cultural evidence and material logic: real paintings, historical prints, artifacts, archival photography, calligraphy samples, book pages, material details, or generated reinterpretations that are clearly not presented as archival fact. In Mode A, image generation may create the whole poster with a more expressive image-title fusion. In Mode B, image generation still creates the whole poster, including title placement and typographic composition, but with a calmer publication-cover balance between text field, image evidence, and layout hierarchy.
Read editorial-systems.md before composing.
For short keyword tests, quick batches, "fantasy", "文字创意极简", or outputs intended to match the user-approved sparse text-material examples, also read fantasy-text-minimal.md. That overlay is the default taste layer for fast 1-6 keyword poster batches: one strong material evidence field, one semantic title action, restrained text, one useful interruptor, no fake small text, and no generic Chinese decoration.
When judging taste or running ABC comparisons, inspect v2-tests/selected-triptychs/selected-overview.jpg first. It captures the current approved direction: refined short Chinese titles, a single cultural/material proof, one image-title relationship, and calm editorial space.
These rules supersede earlier broad "fantasy oriental" tendencies.
Use A/B/C only when the user asks for tests, comparisons, or multiple directions.
| Mode | Name | Output logic |
|---|---|---|
| A | 古图档案介入 | Use archive, rubbing, map, print, old paper, or historical-image logic. The title behaves like an inscription, specimen, crop, or archival interruption. |
| B | 单一物证 | Use one object or material as the visual boss. The title is restrained and the object carries the cultural identity. |
| C | 字体结构实验 | Let the title become a structure, mask, crop-window, relief, section, or frame. Keep it readable and avoid turning the whole subject into a literal giant glyph. |
For a five-topic ABC test, produce 15 images and save matching prompts. Also make a contact sheet or triptych view when the user needs review.
These defaults override any earlier tendency to make a single clever image.
Accept natural-language content, however incomplete. Extract:
Do not ask for missing content. Preserve all supplied proper nouns, numbers, dates, and wording. Omit unknown facts instead of inventing an institution, artist, quotation, date, translation, or historical claim.
Default to 3:4 vertical unless the user specifies another format.
The subject may be cultural heritage, a product, architecture, a person, a craft, a scientific object, food, a landscape, a material macro, or an abstract concept. Do not turn every subject into the same ink-and-paper visual language. The subject and supplied material determine the visual mechanism.
Do not respond to the brief by generating a generic “oriental poster” in one image-model prompt.
However, every finished poster must use image generation as a core production step. A purely manual SVG, HTML/CSS, Photoshop, Figma, PIL, or layout-only result is not sufficient. The generated image may be a complete creative poster, original poster base, hero evidence reinterpretation, material field, or controlled visual plate, but the final delivered cover must visibly depend on a generated visual pass that was prompted from the editorial brief and reference analysis.
Let the user choose one of two production modes before generating whenever the mode is not already clear:
| Mode | Use when | Method | Tradeoff |
|---|---|---|---|
| A. Direct image poster | The user wants maximum visual creativity, fantasy text treatment, image-text fusion, or minimal editorial covers where the title is part of the image. | Generate the whole poster in one image-generation pass, including the major Chinese title as a designed visual form. Retouch, crop, or lightly post-process only after generation. | Stronger integration and stranger typography; weaker exact text control. |
| B. Image-generated poster layout | The user wants a finished poster with clearer text/image balance, multi-character cultural subjects, or a steadier publication-cover layout. | Generate the whole poster in one image-generation pass, including the main title and layout hierarchy, while keeping the title field calmer and more readable than Mode A. | More poster-like and coherent; still has model text risk, but avoids the later-added-template look. |
If the user explicitly chooses A or B, obey that choice. If they do not choose, ask one concise A/B question when feasible. If proceeding without asking, default to A for short creative titles and visual experiments, and B for exact text, long copy, dates, venues, prices, credits, or provenance-sensitive work.
After production mode is chosen, select a text-reserve ratio. This is the usable calm area reserved for real title, copy, or metadata, not meaningless empty background.
| Text reserve | Usable text field | Use when | Default behaviour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low / 12-22% | Title is tightly integrated into the image; only a small label zone remains. | A-mode image-text fusion or one-word covers. | Material/image carries most of the page. |
| Medium / 25-38% | One clear title zone plus a compact copy or metadata group. | Most editorial posters. | Default when the user gives no preference. |
| High / 40-55% | A strong open field for longer title, body copy, or exact information. | B-mode factual covers, text-led briefs, or restrained catalogue pages. | Open field must contain intentional readable content or a defined future text zone. |
Ask for this choice immediately after A/B when feasible. If the user does not choose, let the LLM infer it from the supplied text amount and record the choice in working notes. Do not choose a high reserve merely because a short title needs a minimal cover.
Build the result in this order:
When the user provides a reference or selects a previous output, do not treat it as a template to recolour or re-title. First write a private design grammar card:
| Read | Record |
|---|---|
| hierarchy | which element is structural, readable, illustrative, and informational |
| type role | whether each title character is a frame, mask, label, specimen, or interruption |
| image role | whether imagery is evidence, a crop inside type, a trace, an object, or a field |
| geometry | axes, crop pressure, blank zones, rules, and reading path |
| rhythm | scale contrast, repeated marks, information density, and pauses |
| pale |
name: oriental-editorial-poster description: "Create finished Chinese cultural, fantasy, and minimalist text-material editorial posters or publication covers with mandatory Image 2 style image generation. Use when a user gives a title, theme, exhibition/brand/cultural content, reference images, short keyword batches, ABC tests, or asks for 文字创意极简, fantasy text-driven visuals, 东方编辑海报, art-book covers, refined sparse poster tests, or culturally grounded Chinese typography posters. Supports v2 title refinement, real cultural evidence, Mode A direct creative image posters, Mode B steadier complete image-generated poster layouts, and A/B/C comparison batches; avoid generic AI Chinese-style posters."
--- name: oriental-editorial-poster description: "Create finished Chinese cultural, fantasy, and minimalist text-material editorial posters or publication covers with mandatory Image 2 style image generation. Use when a user gives a title, theme, exhibition/brand/cultural content, reference images, short keyword batches, ABC tests, or asks for 文字创意极简, fantasy text-driven visuals, 东方编辑海报, art-book covers, refined sparse poster tests, or culturally grounded Chinese typography posters. Supports v2 title refinement, real cultural evidence, Mode A direct creative image posters, Mode B steadier complete image-generated poster layouts, and A/B/C comparison batches; avoid generic AI Chinese-style posters." --- # 东方文化编辑海报 v2 Treat this as a research-and-composition skill with mandatory image generation, not a generic one-prompt “Chinese-style poster” shortcut. The goal is a contemporary editorial page that uses cultural evidence and material logic: real paintings, historical prints, artifacts, archival photography, calligraphy samples, book pages, material details, or generated reinterpretations that are clearly not presented as archival fact. In Mode A, image generation may create the whole poster with a more expressive image-title fusion. In Mode B, image generation still creates the whole poster, including title placement and typographic composition, but with a calmer publication-cover balance between text field, image evidence, and layout hierarchy. Read [editorial-systems.md](references/editorial-systems.md) before composing. For short keyword tests, quick batches, "fantasy", "文字创意极简", or outputs intended to match the user-approved sparse text-material examples, also read [fantasy-text-minimal.md](references/fantasy-text-minimal.md). That overlay is the default taste layer for fast 1-6 keyword poster batches: one strong material evidence field, one semantic title action, restrained text, one useful interruptor, no fake small text, and no generic Chinese decoration. When judging taste or running ABC comparisons, inspect `v2-tests/selected-triptychs/selected-overview.jpg` first. It captures the current approved direction: refined short Chinese titles, a single cultural/material proof, one image-title relationship, and calm editorial space. ## v2 defaults from Image 2 testing These rules supersede earlier broad "fantasy oriental" tendencies. - Use Image 2 / image generation for actual poster tests; do not stop at prompt writing when the user asks for output images. - When the user is testing Chinese text fidelity, asks to fix question marks/typos, or explicitly rejects post-added text, the visible H1 must be generated inside the image model pass. Do not add, replace, or correct the main title later with PIL, SVG, HTML/CSS, Photoshop, or any other layout fallback. If the title is wrong, simplify the prompt/title and regenerate. - Prefer real, recognizable cultural evidence over invented cultural mashups: porcelain, silverwork, lacquer, garden windows, opera costume details, shadow puppets, city wall, grotto stone, archive maps, fabric, paper, waterline, patina, or craft marks. - Refine the main Chinese title before prompting. The H1 should usually be 1-4 Chinese characters. Carry the longer topic through evidence, subtitle, English tag, or small copy. - Do not over-explain with the title. For example, "徽州天井" can become "天井" when Huizhou is visible through architecture; "景德镇青花" should emphasize "青花瓷" or "青花" rather than forcing every proper noun into the H1. - For abstract topics such as 乡愁, 婚姻, or 城市缩影, choose a tangible carrier first: threshold, ring, ledger, map fold, ticket, old wall, road trace, household object, or reflected surface. - For place names such as 北京 or 山西大同, avoid landmark collage. Use one local material clue: hutong brick, map edge, wall section, grotto stone, roof ridge, sign shadow, or archival street fragment. - Favor finished editorial posters over tourism posters, museum placards, guochao ecommerce graphics, cyberpunk wallpaper, or pure mood images. - In batches, evaluate by complete groups, not isolated favorites. A good group has a coherent subject and three clearly different treatments. ## ABC test modes Use A/B/C only when the user asks for tests, comparisons, or multiple directions. | Mode | Name | Output logic | | --- | --- | --- | | **A** | 古图档案介入 | Use archive, rubbing, map, print, old paper, or historical-image logic. The title behaves like an inscription, specimen, crop, or archival interruption. | | **B** | 单一物证 | Use one object or material as the visual boss. The title is restrained and the object carries the cultural identity. | | **C** | 字体结构实验 | Let the title become a structure, mask, crop-window, relief, section, or frame. Keep it readable and avoid turning the whole subject into a literal giant glyph. | For a five-topic ABC test, produce 15 images and save matching prompts. Also make a contact sheet or triptych view when the user needs review. ## Poster-first correction defaults These defaults override any earlier tendency to make a single clever image. - Treat the deliverable as a finished poster, cover, or publication page. The result must have layout hierarchy, real title placement, readable metadata rhythm, and poster-level composition. Do not let the generated image become the whole answer unless the user explicitly asks for a creative-image experiment. - Decorative hairlines, dots, registration marks, circles, rulers, and random editorial ornaments are optional, not mandatory. Add them only when they clarify hierarchy, alignment, scale, or source logic. If they do not have a job, omit them. - For intangible cultural heritage, city culture, regional identity, exhibitions, festivals, craft subjects, and any multi-character title or topic, default to **Mode B: image-generated poster layout** unless the user explicitly requests Mode A. - In Mode B, the image model should generate the complete poster in one image-generation step, including the main title as part of the visual layout. The difference from Mode A is not whether text is generated; it is the text/image weighting: B should reserve a clearer title field, steadier hierarchy, and calmer poster structure, while A may fuse title and image more aggressively. - Batch tests should use real topics, phrases, places, crafts, or cultural subjects, not isolated one-character titles, unless the user explicitly requests single-character tests. - For test sets, use current, concrete, visually productive topics. Avoid odd invented nouns and false traditions. - When a topic is hard to visualise faithfully, choose a conservative editorial layout: strong image crop, clear title block, restrained subtitle, one coherent copy line, and no forced image-text trick. ## Input contract Accept natural-language content, however incomplete. Extract: - title and subtitle; - cultural subject, place, object, mood, or narrative; - date, location, price, credits, publication issue, body copy, or bilingual copy; - intended use and required ratio, if supplied. Do not ask for missing content. Preserve all supplied proper nouns, numbers, dates, and wording. Omit unknown facts instead of inventing an institution, artist, quotation, date, translation, or historical claim. Default to 3:4 vertical unless the user specifies another format. The subject may be cultural heritage, a product, architecture, a person, a craft, a scientific object, food, a landscape, a material macro, or an abstract concept. Do not turn every subject into the same ink-and-paper visual language. The subject and supplied material determine the visual mechanism. ## Non-negotiable principle Do **not** respond to the brief by generating a generic “oriental poster” in one image-model prompt. However, every finished poster **must use image generation as a core production step**. A purely manual SVG, HTML/CSS, Photoshop, Figma, PIL, or layout-only result is not sufficient. The generated image may be a complete creative poster, original poster base, hero evidence reinterpretation, material field, or controlled visual plate, but the final delivered cover must visibly depend on a generated visual pass that was prompted from the editorial brief and reference analysis. ## Production modes Let the user choose one of two production modes before generating whenever the mode is not already clear: | Mode | Use when | Method | Tradeoff | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **A. Direct image poster** | The user wants maximum visual creativity, fantasy text treatment, image-text fusion, or minimal editorial covers where the title is part of the image. | Generate the whole poster in one image-generation pass, including the major Chinese title as a designed visual form. Retouch, crop, or lightly post-process only after generation. | Stronger integration and stranger typography; weaker exact text control. | | **B. Image-generated poster layout** | The user wants a finished poster with clearer text/image balance, multi-character cultural subjects, or a steadier publication-cover layout. | Generate the whole poster in one image-generation pass, including the main title and layout hierarchy, while keeping the title field calmer and more readable than Mode A. | More poster-like and coherent; still has model text risk, but avoids the later-added-template look. | If the user explicitly chooses A or B, obey that choice. If they do not choose, ask one concise A/B question when feasible. If proceeding without asking, default to **A** for short creative titles and visual experiments, and **B** for exact text, long copy, dates, venues, prices, credits, or provenance-sensitive work. After production mode is chosen, select a **text-reserve ratio**. This is the usable calm area reserved for real title, copy, or metadata, not meaningless empty background. | Text reserve | Usable text field | Use when | Default behaviour | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Low / 12-22%** | Title is tightly integrated into the image; only a small label zone remains. | A-mode image-text fusion or one-word covers. | Material/image carries most of the page. | | **Medium / 25-38%** | One clear title zone plus a compact copy or metadata group. | Most editorial posters. | **Default** when the user gives no preference. | | **High / 40-55%** | A strong open field for longer title, body copy, or exact information. | B-mode factual covers, text-led briefs, or restrained catalogue pages. | Open field must contain intentional readable content or a defined future text zone. | Ask for this choice immediately after A/B when feasible. If the user does not choose, let the LLM infer it from the supplied text amount and record the choice in working notes. Do not choose a high reserve merely because a short title needs a minimal cover. Build the result in this order: 1. reference analysis (when reference images exist); 2. content hierarchy; 3. source-image plan; 4. real-source collection; 5. title-character collection; 6. title-design strategy; 7. editorial layout system; 8. production mode selection; 9. text-reserve ratio selection; 10. LLM concept divergence and semantic selection; 11. image-generation brief and prompt; 12. generated visual pass; 13. optional editable composition or typography correction; 14. final quality check. ## 0. Analyse references before designing When the user provides a reference or selects a previous output, do not treat it as a template to recolour or re-title. First write a private **design grammar card**: | Read | Record | | --- | --- | | hierarchy | which element is structural, readable, illustrative, and informational | | type role | whether each title character is a frame, mask, label, specimen, or interruption | | image role | whether imagery is evidence, a crop inside type, a trace, an object, or a field | | geometry | axes, crop pressure, blank zones, rules, and reading path | | rhythm | scale contrast, repeated marks, information density, and pauses | | pale
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