Modern oriental editorial aesthetic poster prompt

【Theme / Event Name】
【Main Color Gamut】
【Micro Scene】
【Cultural Elements】
【Title Text】
【Auxiliary Information】
【Aspect Ratio】

Design a cultural event poster with modern Oriental editorial aesthetics. The core visual adopts a composition of "Large Color Gamut + Micro Scene" and incorporates obvious but restrained paper collage and watercolor material language.

The image uses large areas of low-saturation color blocks as the primary visual subject, using 【Main Color Gamut】 to establish a strong and complete large-scale relationship. Color blocks can constitute abstract spaces such as mountain ranges, waterfronts, courtyards, workshops, kites, or dyed cloth through tearing paper, layering, blocking, enclosing, interleaving, hanging, diagonal extension, or white negative space, but do not draw them directly as ordinary realistic scenes. From a distance, a clear large-color-gamut composition is seen first, and it still has obvious recognition in thumbnail status.

All color blocks have rich and realistic textures of handmade paper, watercolor pulp, and mineral pigments, with visible natural paper fibers, pigment deposition, slight indentations, rubbings, natural shade variations, and irregular torn paper edges. The material is delicate and rich but remains clean and complete, without being dirty, old, having yellow spots, severe damage, strong grain, or cheap retro filters. The overall presentation is matte, natural, and has a breathable paper-like tactile feel.

Between the large areas of color gamut, add a 【Micro Scene】 that is very small in scale but complete in content. Characters and props overall account for only about 2%–5% of the screen. Characters are truly doing something, rather than posing for a photo. Tell a small story through actions, objects, and spatial relationships, such as flying, playing the qin, drinking tea, rubbing, drying books, dyeing cloth, or making pottery. Character clothing is natural and restrained, unified with the overall cultural theme, and does not grab the primary vision of the large color gamut.

The micro scene can include a small amount of 【Cultural Elements】, but control the quantity and information density. Props are naturally scattered or participate in character actions, not product displays, and do not crowd the screen. A very small area of warm-colored nodes, vermillion marks, lights, the moon, or object colors can be set as the finishing touch, usually controlled at 1%–3% of the screen.

The typography adopts restrained Oriental editorial design language. The main title 【Title Text】 uses exquisite Chinese Songti, Mingti, or modern fonts with a sense of publication. The font size should not be too large, maintaining sufficient white space, making the text the second visual level rather than overpowering the screen with huge Typography. Auxiliary English, dates, locations, and event information use smaller font sizes to form a clear information hierarchy. All text must have real meaning, do not use meaningless placeholders such as RANDOM, DESIGN, ART, STUDIO, etc.

The composition avoids mechanical centering and regular PPT grids, prioritizing asymmetrical layouts, large areas of white space, color block misalignment, front-and-back blocking, and density contrast. Let the image form a reading experience of "simple from a distance with large shapes; material, scenes, and stories upon close inspection".

The overall style should present a visual effect of merging modern Oriental cultural posters, paper collage, watercolor textures, editorial design, and micro-narratives, which is high-end, natural, restrained, and has a cultural temperament, while possessing the completeness of a real professional poster.

Avoid: book cover déjà vu, huge titles, traditional ink painting, ordinary national style illustrations, realistic photography backgrounds, PPT-style layout, commercial advertising feel, stacking of elements, over-decoration, dirty and old paper, random noise, plastic feel, 3D CGI, glass materials, neon colors, logos, watermarks, numbering, starlight decorations.