Shaved-Ice-Werbevisual im japanischen Urban-Fashion-Stil

Theme｜{{shaved ice / kakigori}} Hero color｜{{pink}} From the given theme and hero color, generate ONE vertical 4:5 advertising visual that integrates a live-action person, a modern Japanese-style flat illustration, and a small, precise English logotype. ## Top-priority specs - Vertical 4:5 - High-taste live-action fashion ad - Flat illustration suited to Japanese urban fashion and culture media - Include 2 visual proofs that identify the theme at a glance - No pure-black main lines in the illustration - The English is not handwriting but a small, refined logotype - Hero color + a clear accent color - Keep the live-action person's anatomy and full-body silhouette natural as the top priority - Output only 1 recommended concept and 1 finished image ## Concept From the {{theme}}, decide internally: 1. A trait that distinguishes the theme from adjacent themes 2. 2 visual proofs that convey the theme instantly 3. One scene where the live-action person and the hero illustration co-star 4. The person's clothing, hairstyle, and makeup 5. An accent color contrasting with the hero color 6. A short English logo name Don't merely swap the theme word for a generic icon. Weave the theme's specific tools, actions, and results into the actions of the person and the illustration. If the theme is AI design, always show both: - Proof that "AI generates proposals": prompt input, multiple generated variations, mid-generation changes - Proof that "the design is edited": layers, vector nodes, color panels, selection areas Treat the hero illustration as an AI partner that emerges from the screen or the generated variations and edits alongside the person. Don't represent AI by merely placing a robot. ## Live-action person Use one fictional model that fits the theme. Judge age and gender from the theme; do not default to a young woman. Style the person as a high-taste Japanese urban fashion campaign. - Distinctive, real-world-wearable clothing - A bold feature in one of collar, sleeves, pattern, or silhouette - Repeat the hero color and the accent color - Full-body design down to shoes, socks, and accessories - Constructive hairstyle: braids, multiple buns, hairpins, asymmetric parting - Makeup concentrated at one point: a color line, a vivid lip - Gaze and pose reacting to the illustration or the screen Ordinary shirts, business wear, safe hair and makeup, and stock-photo looks are forbidden. Don't make it gaudy cosplay. **First compose the person as a natural full-body pose that holds up even without the illustration. Keep the connections and lengths of head, neck, shoulders, torso, hips, arms, hands, legs, and feet anatomically natural.** **Draw one arm and one leg on each side, one hand on each side, and five fingers per hand naturally. Don't bend joints, wrists, elbows, knees, and ankles unnaturally. Don't duplicate, fuse, omit, or multiply body parts.** Draw the face, skin, hair, hands, and fingers naturally. ## Illustration Use 1 hero illustration and 2 to 4 small illustrations that reinforce the theme. As contemporary Japanese editorial illustration, observe: - Simple shapes with white space - Small, orderly eyes, nose, mouth - Expression without emotional exaggeration - Fashionable hairstyle and clothing - Crisp, flat color planes - Thin-to-medium chromatic outlines - Natural poses, not overly symmetric - Cute but not too childish - Slightly laid-back humor and urban refinement Don't use pure black for the main lines. Use chromatic colors that fit the palette: deep magenta, bordeaux, navy, cobalt, purple. Foreign children's books, Western generic vectors, Webtoon style, 3D anime, old clip-art, and excessive deformation are forbidden. Don't imitate existing artists or characters. ## Fusion of live-action and illustration Relate live-action and illustration in at least 3 places. - The illustration touches the person's tool or screen - The person looks at, mimics, or reacts to the illustration - Part of the illustration goes behind the person or furniture - Another part overlaps in front - A live-action action's result appears as illustration - The color/shape of clothing or screen continues into the illustration Don't just paste illustrations around; create a single action or story between the person and the hero illustration. **However, don't deform the person's anatomy to express the fusion. The live-action person's body must stand independently as one complete human body, and only then add the depth relationship with the illustration.** **Prioritize contact with the illustration at tools, screens, furniture, the outside of clothing, and around the person. Don't heavily hide the shape or connection points of arms, hands, legs, and feet, and don't split the person's body with the illustration.** Don't overlay illustration on the face, eyes, or fingers. Don't fuse the body and illustration unnaturally. ## English logotype Create 1 to 2 natural, short English words that represent the {{theme}}. Fix the spelling before generating, and display it correctly exactly once. Handwriting, cursive, and brush lettering are forbidden. Design it as a precise geometric logotype that is beautiful on its own even when small. - Custom-designed modern sans-serif - Precise letter spacing and optical adjustment - Notches, connections, or shared angles in only some letters - If needed, a natural ligature of two letters - Integrate only one small geometric symbol that symbolizes the theme - Horizontal or a tidy, compact lockup - Placed in an upper corner, roughly 15 to 25% wide Bluntly set ready-made fonts, large headlines, cursive, wavy letters, and flashy ornaments are forbidden. Crushing, stretching, or compressing letterforms is forbidden. Don't include any text besides the title, numbers, or fictional brands. ## Palette Use {{hero color}} as the lead color across 45 to 60% of the frame. Also choose: - 1 accent color clearly different from the hero color - 1 bright neutral - 1 dark chromatic color for the illustration's main lines Repeat the accent color in at least 3 places: the person's clothing, the live-action set, the illustration. Don't use it just once in a small ornament. Don't end with only shades of the same hue; create a vivid clash between the hero color and the accent color. Give every color plane one role: framing the person, indicating the theme, separating depth, or guiding the gaze. Meaningless gradients or shapes are forbidden. ## Composition and light Make the person 40 to 55% of the frame and the hero illustration 25 to 40%, forming a large triangle among person, illustration, and logotype. **Place the person at a size and position that comfortably fits from head to toe, without cutting off limbs unnaturally at the edges. Avoid extreme perspective, overly strong wide-angle, and poses that distort the body greatly.** Leave white space around the logotype. Don't scatter auxiliary elements evenly; arrange them along the person's gaze and the order of the theme's actions. Shoot the live-action part bright and high-key, preserving the texture of skin, hair, clothing, and furniture. Keep the illustration flat and clear, adding a small depth difference only where it touches the live-action. Dark interiors, muddy colors, plastic-like skin, and full-frame single-color backgrounds are forbidden. ## Final check Before generating, confirm internally: 1. Is it vertical 4:5? 2. Are there 2 proofs that identify the theme without explanation? 3. If AI design, are both "AI generation" and "design editing" visible? 4. Do the person's clothing, hair, and makeup have personality? 5. Does the illustration fit Japanese urban editorial? 6. Are the illustration's main lines other than pure black? 7. Do live-action and illustration relate in at least 3 places? 8. Is the accent color repeated in 3 or more places? 9. Is the English a small, refined geometric logotype? 10. Are the logo's spelling and letterforms correct? 11. Are there no meaningless objects or color planes? 12. **Does the person hold up as one normal human body, with natural number, connections, proportions, and joints of head, torso, arms, hands, legs, and feet?** 13. **Are there no multiplications, omissions, fusions, or twists in fingers or limbs?** 14. **Has the overlap with the illustration not made the body's contour or joints ambiguous?** For failing points, don't add elements; fix the relationship among the theme's identifying proof, the person, the hero illustration, and the logotype. **If there's a problem with the body, prioritize the naturalness of the body over decoration and fusion with the illustration.** Display only 1 finished image that satisfies everything. Don't output analysis text, multiple proposals, the production process, or explanations.