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3:4 Poster: Photo on Top, Sand Table Below
One image split into two layers: the original photo above, an isometric miniature model below.
✍️ What's worth learning is the "real on top, abstract below" comparison layout: one subject in two languages doubles the information. Color purification is the key step. The smaller the palette, the more the sand table reads as a model instead of an illustration.
📋 Prompt Natural Language639 characters
Poster format 3:4, divided horizontally. Place the source photo, unaltered, in the top half. Below it, translate the same subject into a minimalist [illustration style: isometric micro-model or architectural sand table]: reduce everything to plain blocks with clean edges, resting on a paper-like base. Sample the palette from the photo and apply [color processing: purified into a limited palette], which strips noise and lends an editorial look. Draw with thin ink outlines over flat color. A short English title, [English title: short editorial header], sits aligned with the isometric grid. Keep the feeling poetic, hushed and curated.
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