GPT Image Prompt
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Create a playful vertical 3:4 educational nature poster for students, designed as a layered paper-cut discovery scene that celebrates the small wonders hidden in a garden. Show a front-facing colorful garden environment filled with flowers, layered leaves, grass, stones, a small pond edge, and wooden garden borders, all built from soft paper-cut shapes with gentle depth, rounded forms, and subtle cast shadows. The composition should feel rich, inviting, and full of tiny discoveries, but remain visually clear and easy to explore. Avoid realistic photo style, equal fact boxes, a strict scientific diagram, or one oversized central flower surrounded by labels.
Hide and reveal a variety of charming natural details throughout the garden, including a ladybug, butterfly, snail, dew drops, seedling, feather, bee, acorn, mushroom, and smooth pebble. Vary their scale naturally so the scene feels believable and lively, with some discoveries easy to spot and others tucked more quietly among leaves, petals, grass, stones, and wood edges. Keep all creatures and objects visually appealing and friendly, but do not turn them into cartoon mascots or give them oversized faces.
At the top, form the title from layered paper clouds: “LITTLE THINGS IN A GARDEN”. Add the smaller playful line: “Look closer and notice more”. Use exactly five large paper-tag discovery labels attached to selected objects: “LADYBUG” — “A tiny visitor on a leaf.” “SNAIL” — “Slow and quiet after the rain.” “SEEDLING” — “A small plant just beginning.” “BEE” — “A busy garden helper.” “DEW” — “Morning drops shining on leaves.” Near the bottom, place one bold badge reading: “CAN YOU FIND 10 NATURE TREASURES?”
Use a cheerful classroom-poster feeling with layered paper-cut textures, smooth contours, soft shadows, and a clean, delightful sense of discovery. Use pastel greens, warm pinks, sky blue, soft yellow, and light earthy browns, with bright but gentle lighting. Keep the garden visually rich without overcrowding it, and keep all text short, highly legible, and easy to read even at thumbnail size.