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Three-Color Isometric City Poster Template
Cream paper, black line art and one accent color make a retro isometric bird's-eye travel poster.
✍️ "Three colors, no gradients" is what keeps this kind of poster steady: the tighter the limits, the more consistent the layout stays every time you change the city. Spreading the accent color across the sky is a small trick to keep the building line art black and white. For a series, change just three variables and one template can fill a whole wall.
📋 Prompt Natural Language611 characters
Mid-century travel poster, vertical format, with [landmark: [LANDMARK]] of [city: [CITY NAME]] as the hero. Typography first: the name "[city: [CITY NAME]]" sits at the top in bold cream sans-serif, with its local-language rendition set smaller in cream directly beneath. Visual language: minimalist isometric bird's-eye view, ultra-fine hatching, screen-print grain. Hold to a strict three-color palette of cream paper, black technical linework and [accent color: [COLOR]], where the accent fills the entire sky as one flat solid tone and appears again in tiny touches on roofs or streets, never as a gradient.
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