| 1 | Create 4 independent "Japanese Editorial Coffee Posters" belonging to the same series, but each must have different subject representations, composition paths, and visual events; do not just change colors or brand names. |
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| 3 | All four images share the visual language of modern Japanese museum publications, independent design exhibition posters, and restrained editorial design. The aspect ratio is unified as 9:16 vertical portrait, output independently without collage. The background is unified as warm ivory paper with very subtle real paper fibers and low-intensity printing grain. Use a palette of warm ivory, ink black, coffee brown, and a touch of dark vermilion; neon, high-saturation gradients, and commercial gloss are prohibited. |
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| 5 | All posters use a few circular visual anchors, thin measurement lines, arcs, registration marks, and structural markers. Lines must serve the subject and reading path, not become random decoration. Text uses only short, readable English labels; do not generate long pseudo-text, random logos, QR codes, or watermarks. |
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| 7 | Image 1: Pour-over coffee. Ceramic dripper and glass server in a calm three-quarter tabletop view. Top left features a large circular detail showing coffee bloom and concentric ripples; bottom right shows real equipment; water flow is translated into a measurement arc. Add short label "COFFEE STUDY 01 / POUR OVER". |
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| 9 | Image 2: Cold brew coffee. Transparent tall cup of iced coffee on the left, add a vertical slice showing layers of coffee, ice, and reflections; use fine vertical lines to establish a cool rhythm. Add short label "COFFEE STUDY 02 / COLD BREW". |
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| 11 | Image 3: Latte. Handmade ceramic cup at bottom right, behind it place an offset disc cropped by the edge, echoing milk foam swirls; add two small material detail circles. Add short label "COFFEE STUDY 03 / MILK FORM". |
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| 13 | Image 4: Coffee beans and tools. Roasted beans, hand grinder, metal scoop, and folded paper bag form a diagonal object map in isometric three-quarter view; thin outlines and route nodes connect objects, retaining large white space. Add short label "COFFEE STUDY 04 / ORIGIN / TOOL / ROAST". |
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| 15 | All four images must maintain realistic textures of coffee, glass, ceramic, metal, paper, and wood; clear subjects, natural lighting, mature editorial typography. Prohibit ordinary cafe menus, messy collages, fixed grids, average layouts, cheap plastic 3D, complex UI, garbled text, excessive props, and watermarks. |
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| 17 | Final output is 4 independent 9:16 posters, maintaining series unity while ensuring distinct differences in subject, composition, visual focus, and interaction mechanisms. |
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