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Chinese Vintage Animal Totem Poster Design

A square poster in the style of an old woodblock print: a flat black animal silhouette sits against a sunburst on warm aged paper, with Chinese title lettering and small seals framing it. The result reads like a museum exhibition bill from another era.

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GPT Image 2
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Image
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1:1
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1 Jul 2026
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Generate a square 1:1 Chinese vintage animal symbol poster. It must be a single complete finished poster — no nine-grid, no puzzle, no collage. Overall style: vintage graphic poster, oriental animal symbol, aged paper texture, black silhouette, solar rays, starry-dot texture, antique layout, Chinese title design, contemporary visual reconstruction. The background is warm-brown aged paper, kraft paper, or yellowed xuan paper, with slight wear, grain, creases, printing mottle, and the feel of an old book cover. Dominant colors are black, dark brown, beige, and aged-paper tones, with a small cinnabar-red seal or fine lines as accents allowed. The main subject is the black silhouette of [animal subject] — no realistic photo feel, no cartoon feel. The animal should be designed as a simple, powerful, totemic flat form with a clear outline; inside it may include fine lines, star dots, orbital dots, decorative patterns, body textures, or symbolic structures. Behind the animal, add a circular sun, moon disc, halo, or radial lines to form a strong visual center. The light may radiate outward from the circle or overlap the animal's outline. The whole should look like a vintage oriental graphic poster, not an ordinary animal illustration. The poster must include a Chinese main title: 「【main title】」 Add a Chinese subtitle: 「【subtitle】」 Add a short Chinese phrase: 「【short phrase】」 Add a signature: 「signature」 Layout requirements: The Chinese main title should be prominent and may be placed on the left, right, or top, with a font that feels like an old book title, stone inscription, Song typeface, or bold black print. Auxiliary text should be restrained, using fine lines, frames, dots, seals, and small type to form an information hierarchy. A thin border may be added around the poster, looking like an old woodblock print or an old exhibition poster, not too modern. The Chinese must be clear and accurate — no garbled characters, no typos. Composition may vary: text-left image-right, text-right image-left, central totem, top/bottom division, diagonal composition, symmetrical composition, negative-space composition, partial cropping of the animal, circular surrounding composition. Mood: ancient, mysterious, quiet, powerful, oriental symbol, aged-paper aesthetics, vintage graphic, totemic feel, exhibition-poster feel. No watermark, no real brand logos, no QR code, no complex background.

How to use it

Replace the bracketed animal in the prompt with any creature you like, such as a crane, tiger or carp, and keep the words about flat silhouette and aged paper so the totem feel survives. The Chinese title, subtitle and signature are placeholders in the prompt, so write your own and check the characters carefully before you use the image. It was shared as a GPT Image 2 prompt. Good uses include a wall print, a tea or event poster, or a cover for a cultural project.

#Poster#Flat Illustration#Text in Image#Retro#Animals

Shared publicly on X on 1 Jul 2026. All credit for this prompt and its result goes to its creator. Is this yours? Ask for an update or removal.

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It was shared as a GPT Image 2 prompt, and the image on this page is the result the creator got with it. Other models can read the same text, but the result will look different.

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Yes. It has 1 parts you can swap: animal subject. Open the prompt studio, fill them in and copy your version; anything you leave empty keeps the original wording.

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It was shared publicly on X by @YangOnchain on 1 Jul 2026. The prompt and its result belong to them, and this page links to the original post.

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