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Editorial Sports Poster With Blurred Depth Layers

A horizontal sports poster on off-white paper where a sharp athlete sits between an oversized navy headline and a ghosted copy of the same word. Neon yellow-green balls blur in the foreground, giving the layout a real sense of depth.

Model
GPT Image 2
Type
4 images
Aspect ratio
16:9
Shared
5 Jul 2026
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TitleXxLabelDance / drumline / scooter / parkourIssue 03 / issue 12

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Editorial sports poster, 16:9 horizontal — off-white background; real photography of [athlete + action], dressed in white/near-white; ultra-condensed heavy navy two-word title "[title]", athlete sandwiched between and overlapping the letters; the same title behind, enlarged about 3x, in very pale grey, like an out-of-focus echo; 2-3 heavily blurred neon yellow-green tennis balls floating at the frame edges as a foreground depth layer; sharp hand-drawn neon starbursts and zigzag doodles around the subject; orange "ISSUE [XX]" box top right, barcode, column label "[label]", and 4-6 short imperative sentences as small body copy; palette navy + neon yellow-green + orange on off-white background — no uniformly sharp flat layout, no dark background, no dark clothing, no missing foreground blur

Image prompt

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{ "style_rules": { "background": "off-white/pale grey editorial canvas", "focal_planes": "THREE optical layers — (1) foreground: 2-3 neon yellow-green spheres (tennis balls) heavily blurred at frame edges, (2) focus plane: athlete + navy title, tack sharp, (3) background: same title repeated ~3x larger in very pale grey (~10% opacity), reads as out-of-focus distance", "title": "ultra-condensed heavy navy sans-serif, 2 words — athlete sandwiched between/overlapping the letters", "subject": "real sports photography, athlete dressed in white/near-white so the navy type becomes the loudest element; small teal/orange gear accents allowed", "doodles": "hand-drawn neon yellow-green starbursts/zigzags/squiggles annotating motion, kept sharp (they live on the focus plane)", "issue_system": "orange ISSUE XX box top right + barcode + column label + 4-6 short imperative sentences as small body copy + vertical side-rail text", "color_system": "navy + neon yellow-green + orange accents on off-white", "format": "16:9 horizontal" }, "negative": "everything uniformly sharp, dark background, subject in dark clothing, no foreground blur objects, single flat text layer, more than 3 accent colors", "variables": { "sport": "[dance / drumline / scooter / parkour]", "title": "[2-word title: MOVE LOUD / BEAT RUSH / AIR MODE / FAST LINE]", "issue_number": "[ISSUE 03 / ISSUE 12]", "column_label": "[RHYTHM ISSUE DAILY FORM / tempo test field note / FLIGHT STUDY / URBAN ROUTE]", "body_copy": "[4-6 short imperative sentences: 'Study the air. Control the spin. Every jump is data...']", "blur_object": "[optional swap: tennis balls / any neon sphere]" } }

How to use it

Start by choosing your sport, title and issue number, then keep the three focus layers intact, since the blurred foreground and the pale ghost title are what make it feel like a magazine spread. Swap the title for a two-word phrase of similar length so the condensed type still stacks neatly, and keep the athlete in light clothing so the navy letters stay the loudest element. It was shared as a GPT Image 2 prompt, and the layout works well as a sports magazine cover or a wall poster.

#Photorealistic#Poster#Social Media#Editorial#Text in Image#Sports

Shared publicly on X on 5 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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Questions about this prompt

Which AI model was this prompt made with?

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.

Can I change the details in this prompt?

Yes. It has 5 parts you can swap: title, xx, label, dance / drumline / scooter / parkour, issue 03 / issue 12. Open the prompt studio, fill them in and copy your version; anything you leave empty keeps the original wording.

Who made this prompt?

It was shared publicly on X by @VigoCreativeAI on 5 Jul 2026. The prompt and its result belong to them, and this page links to the original post.

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