GPT Image Prompt
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Create a [DESIGN_ASSET_TYPE: Vertical photo editorial story poster] built around [MAIN_SUBJECT: Rusted pale-blue vintage scooter with round headlamp, black worn seat, curved front shield, and weathered brick-wall patina].
Design it as an image-led magazine feature poster, not a catalog vehicle shot. Keep the scooter as the dominant hero object, preserving the circular headlamp, chipped pale-blue paint, rusted front fender, black worn seat, curved body shield, weathered tire, and old red brick wall atmosphere.
Use [LAYOUT_VARIANT: Asymmetric magazine feature layout] with a strong vertical crop, controlled editorial margins, one large hero image area, and a clear headline block. Let the brick wall, weeds, rough ground, and oxidized metal texture support the story without creating clutter.
Set [HEADLINE_TEXT: Patina Ride] as the main readable poster title. Set [SUBHEADLINE_TEXT: A timeworn scooter story] as the smaller editorial deck. Use [TYPE_DIRECTION: Condensed editorial headline with refined small serif support] for a documentary magazine feeling. Only the headline and subheadline should be clearly readable.
All side notes, archive labels, badge-like marks, footer codes, issue marks, article fragments, and decorative captions must remain microtype or unreadable graphic texture. Do not generate extra readable editorial copy.
Use [COLOR_PALETTE: Faded powder blue, burnt rust orange, weathered brick red, charcoal black, dusty gray, warm off-white] with muted print grading, subtle paper grain, rust speckling, and restrained contrast. Add [GRAPHIC_DETAIL_STYLE: Thin divider rules, archive labels, subtle crop marks, and rust-texture microtype] as quiet supporting editorial details.
Keep the weathered scooter as a photo-led editorial hero object. Do not turn it into a new polished scooter, luxury vehicle advertisement, real brand campaign, ecommerce listing, modern motorcycle, or clean restoration reveal. Avoid copied scooter badges, readable logos, fake brand names, invented dates, prices, model names, restoration claims, event details, or official museum language.