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One City, Weather Written Into an Isometric Model
Dense with information, yet the isometric layout keeps weather and landmarks from clashing.
✍️ Whether it works as a weather card comes down to the top text's size hierarchy — city name biggest, date smallest, temperature in between. The city and the weather are the only variables to swap; the scene style is actually the template, and the text hierarchy needs to be locked in first.
📋 Prompt Natural Language690 characters
Build a clean, 45-degree top-down isometric miniature scene of [CITY] rendered in a 3D-cartoon style, featuring its most recognizable landmarks and architecture. Use soft, refined PBR-style materials with gentle, believable lighting and shadow. Fold the current weather directly into the environment itself so the whole scene reads as one atmospheric mood, set against a minimal, solid-colored backdrop. At the top center, place the city name '[CITY]' in large bold type, a weather icon just below it, then the date in small text and the temperature in medium text — all centered, evenly spaced, and free to overlap slightly into the tops of the buildings. Final canvas: a square 1080x1080.
