GPT Image Prompt
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Create a clean, highly realistic vertical educational diagram poster for primary school students titled “INSIDE A FLOWER.” Show one large recognizable teaching flower, preferably a lily-like flower with clearly visible reproductive parts, built as a realistic layered paper botanical model with subtle paper texture and soft shadows. View the flower from a three-quarter side angle and cut away one side so the internal structures are clearly visible. Use a bold off-center composition where the flower extends beyond the left and bottom edges of the poster. Do not use human characters, process arrows, equal information cards, or a centered symmetrical layout.
Place the title “INSIDE A FLOWER” vertically on a narrow botanical ruler along the far-right edge, with no subtitle. On the right side, create one clean vertical column of large high-contrast label blocks, each connected to the correct structure with thick straight leader lines. Do not place any text inside the flower. Include exactly these nine labels and explanations: “PETALS” — “Help attract some pollinators.” “SEPALS” — “Protect the flower before it opens.” “ANTHER” — “Produces pollen grains.” “FILAMENT” — “Holds the anther upright.” “STIGMA” — “Receives pollen.” “STYLE” — “Connects the stigma to the ovary.” “OVARY” — “Contains the ovules.” “OVULES” — “Can develop into seeds after fertilization.” “NECTARY” — “Produces nectar in many flowers.”
Add three large color-coded grouping brackets, not extra boxes, alongside the relevant labels: “ATTRACT AND PROTECT” for petals and sepals, “MAKE AND RECEIVE POLLEN” for anther, filament, and stigma, and “HELP FORM SEEDS” for style, ovary, and ovules. Keep the biology simple, accurate, and age-appropriate. Do not show pollen being produced by the stigma, do not describe the ovary as a seed, do not place nectar inside petals unless structurally appropriate, and do not generalize this as the shape of every flower. Use one clear flower species with enlarged visible structures suited for teaching.
Render the poster in a realistic layered paper-cut botanical style with precise scientific labeling, pale sage background, cream paper edges, coral petals, golden anthers, and deep green sepals. Keep the scene minimal and clean, with no photographic forest background and no dark museum lighting. All structure names must remain readable at thumbnail size, all explanations must stay very short, and the overall design should feel like a premium children’s science diagram: elegant, clear, tactile, and highly legible.