GPT Image Prompt
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Create a premium [DESIGN_ASSET_TYPE: Vertical anime editorial character poster] featuring [MAIN_SUBJECT: Cel-shaded anime fashion character with wide cream hat, short black bob, yellow sleeveless top, oversized blue denim jacket, black belt, yellow nails, dangling earrings, and confident hand-on-hip pose]. Rebuild the character from this concrete visual DNA, keeping the large cream hat silhouette, sharp anime eyes, bold yellow top, oversized blue denim shape, cinched black belt, jewelry accents, long yellow nails, and confident hand-on-hip editorial attitude.
Use [LAYOUT_VARIANT: Centered hero magazine poster layout with red negative space]. Place the character as a large central illustrated hero, cropped like a premium editorial cover but not treated as a real fashion photograph. Use a clean poster grid, strong margins, confident negative space, and a clear hierarchy: hero character first, headline second, support line third, decorative editorial details last.
Set [HEADLINE_TEXT: Color Mode] as the main readable headline and [SUBHEADLINE_TEXT: Anime fashion editorial] as the only readable support line. Apply [TYPE_DIRECTION: Oversized condensed editorial sans with refined microtype support]. The headline may overlap the red field or sit beside the character, but it must not cover the face. All other cover lines, side labels, footer notes, issue-style marks, and decorative captions must remain microtype or unreadable graphic texture.
Use [COLOR_PALETTE: Vivid red, denim blue, acid yellow, cream, black, warm peach, silver accents]. Keep vivid red as the dominant background field, denim blue as the largest clothing mass, acid yellow as the key focal accent, cream as the hat highlight, and black as the grounding contrast. Add [GRAPHIC_ACCENT_STYLE: Thin divider rules, tiny calibration marks, subtle paper grain, and unreadable cover-line microtype] for a polished editorial print finish.
Preserve the source as stylized anime/cel-shaded character art; do not convert it into a real person, photorealistic model, or fashion photo. Avoid real brand names, copied logos, readable fake magazine mastheads, invented issue numbers, dates, prices, campaign claims, licensing marks, or random readable filler text. The final result must feel like a finished editorial poster design, not a plain character illustration or catalog image.