GPT Image Prompt
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Create an engaging vertical 2:3 educational poster designed as a large illustrated board game that follows the journey of tomatoes from source to a family table. Build the page around a winding game path that curves through multiple environments and changes shape at every stage, moving through a farm growing area, harvest, sorting, storage, transport, market, kitchen preparation, and a shared meal. Use tomatoes consistently as the single food example throughout the entire journey. Avoid equal process cards, a realistic central tomato hero image, a conventional factory-diagram layout, cartoon faces on food, or an unrealistically waste-free system.
Place the title inside the starting square as “FROM FIELD TO TABLE” and add the game-style instruction “FOLLOW THE TOMATO”. Make the path feel playful and highly readable with bright illustrated environments, miniature vehicles, board-game markers, map symbols, and classroom-friendly graphics. Show each stage as a distinct scene connected by the path, with the route bending, looping, and transforming visually as it passes from open fields to post-harvest handling, distribution, retail, home preparation, and a shared family meal.
Add eight large stage stops with clear, legible labels and short explanations: “GROWING” — “Farmers prepare soil, water plants, and manage crops.” “HARVEST” — “Ripe tomatoes are picked carefully.” “SORTING” — “Produce is checked for quality and size.” “STORAGE” — “Cool conditions can slow spoilage.” “TRANSPORT” — “Vehicles move food between farms, markets, and cities.” “MARKET” — “Shops organize and sell fresh produce.” “PREPARATION” — “Food is washed, cut, cooked, or served.” “MEAL” — “Many people and systems contributed to one plate.”
Include one large side route labeled “WHERE COULD FOOD BE LOST OR WASTED?” and let it branch meaningfully from the main path to suggest real points of loss without overwhelming the poster. Use a bright palette of tomato red, field green, sky blue, market yellow, warm cream, and charcoal outlines. Keep all stage names large, the typography clean and easy to scan, and avoid tiny path captions.