A Summer City Poster Cuts the Sunlight Into Little Squares
✍️ The strength of this kind of paper-cut poster is that depth comes from light and shadow rather than piled-on color, and cutting the sunlight into a grid is the key variable. The risk is that too many layers fall apart visually — staying within three layers is safest.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
Generate a square, high-resolution finished image: a text-free paper-cut city poster with blocks of sunlight, a corner coffee kiosk, pedestrian silhouettes, and layered blue sky — energetic yet restrained. It should look like a hero image from an Imagefx case study — a clear subject, a strong sense of a captured moment, crisp detail, and believable lighting. No text, letters, numbers, logos, watermarks, readable signage, fake UI, low-resolution blur, collages, borders, or multi-image grids.
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