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Create a polished vertical 2:3 educational geography poster titled “WATER BODIES & COASTAL FEATURES”, designed as a bright classroom reference for young learners.
CANVAS AND LAYOUT
Use a portrait poster with a clean warm-white background #FAFAF7. Place a large playful title at the top, then arrange exactly nine illustrated panels in a balanced 3-column by 3-row grid. Each panel should contain one distinct landscape illustration with its label centered directly below. Keep generous margins, consistent panel scale, soft rounded image edges, and clear separation between scenes.
TITLE
Render:
“WATER BODIES & COASTAL FEATURES”
Use a bold rounded display sans serif. Set “WATER” in vivid royal blue #124CC5, “BODIES” in deep green #087438, and “& COASTAL FEATURES” in a smaller matching blue-green treatment beneath or on a second line. Add small abstract splash marks in blue #124CC5, green #087438, and orange #F36A1D on both sides of the title.
GRID ORDER
Arrange the following nine subjects in this exact left-to-right, top-to-bottom order:
ROW 1
1. “River”
Show a long flowing river winding through a green mountain valley. Include rocky banks, evergreen trees, distant peaks, rippling blue water, and one small fish leaping above the surface.
2. “Lake”
Show a broad calm inland lake surrounded by rugged mountains and dense evergreen forest. Use reflective blue water, a clear shoreline, scattered rocks, and distant birds.
3. “Stream”
Show a narrow fast-moving stream descending over mossy rocks through a forested mountain setting. Include white water, small cascades, pine trees, and wet stones.
ROW 2
4. “Bay”
Show a curved coastal inlet partly enclosed by green land. Include a sandy shoreline, a small seaside village, turquoise water, and one sailboat.
5. “Peninsula”
Show a narrow piece of rocky land extending into the sea while remaining connected to the mainland. Include a red-and-white lighthouse, a winding footpath, breaking waves, and seabirds.
6. “Archipelago”
Show a group of several tropical islands clustered within bright turquoise water. Include sandy beaches, palm trees, shallow reefs, and clear channels between islands.
ROW 3
7. “Waterfall”
Show a tall waterfall dropping from a rocky cliff into a blue pool. Include mist, surrounding green vegetation, exposed stone, and a subtle rainbow near the spray.
8. “Delta”
Show a river dividing into multiple branching channels before entering a larger body of water. Include green sediment islands, wetlands, winding distributaries, and an elevated viewpoint that makes the branching pattern clear.
9. “Lagoon”
Show a shallow coastal lagoon separated from the open sea by a narrow sandy or rocky barrier. Include clear turquoise water, a sheltered interior pool, dark rock formations, coastal vegetation, and visible open water beyond the barrier. Avoid depicting it as an inland cave pool.
TYPOGRAPHY
Use a bold rounded sans serif for all labels. Render each label exactly once:
“River”
“Lake”
“Stream”
“Bay”
“Peninsula”
“Archipelago”
“Waterfall”
“Delta”
“Lagoon”
Alternate label colors between royal blue #124CC5 and deep green #087438 while maintaining consistent type size and centered alignment.
SANITIZED CREDIT
Add the small handle “@vibao” exactly once in the lower-right corner using orange #F36A1D. Do not add any other credit, signature, domain, logo, or watermark.
ART DIRECTION
Use richly detailed storybook-style digital illustration with semi-realistic landscapes, crisp forms, softly painted textures, luminous water, miniature environmental details, and gentle depth. Keep the scenes cheerful, highly recognizable, and educational rather than fantastical.
COLOR ROLES
Use warm white #FAFAF7 for the background, royal blue #124CC5 for title and selected labels, deep green #087438 for title and alternate labels, orange #F36A1D for accent splashes and the sanitized handle, water blue #188FD0, turquoise #26BFD0, forest green #2E7138, moss green #6F963D, rock gray #5C625F, earth brown #79533C, sand #E5C176, and cloud white #F4F6F5.
COMPOSITION RULES
Keep every scene within its own softly rounded visual area without visible panel borders. Maintain similar image scale across all nine panels. Use a slightly elevated landscape viewpoint where needed to clarify the shape of bays, peninsulas, archipelagos, deltas, and lagoons. Keep labels separated from illustrations and avoid text overlapping water or terrain.
PRESERVE
Preserve the three-by-three educational grid, bright white background, colorful rounded title, nine labeled geographic scenes, miniature landscape detail, and approachable classroom-poster character.
CONSTRAINTS
Keep geographic distinctions accurate:
- a river is larger and longer than a stream;
- a bay is partly enclosed by land;
- a peninsula is land connected to the mainland and surrounded by water on three sides;
- an archipelago is a group of islands;
- a delta contains branching distributary channels;
- a lagoon is shallow water separated from a larger body of water by a barrier.
Do not merge panels, duplicate labels, add people, introduce unrelated animals, depict a peninsula as an island, depict a lagoon only as a cave pool, or add extra text, logos, brand marks, signatures, QR codes, or watermarks.
OUTPUT
Produce a clean, bright, high-resolution, print-ready geography poster with crisp labels, balanced spacing, accurate landform relationships, vibrant natural colors, and strong classroom readability.