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Split Dossier Poster with Fictional Race Prototype
A cream paper panel with huge black condensed type sits above a night-wet asphalt photo, where a fictional race car breaks the split line. Monospaced technical labels, hazard stripes and run graphs make it read like a real homologation file.
- Model
- GPT Image 2
- Type
- 3 images
- Aspect ratio
- 4:5
- Shared
- 2 Sep 2026
- Likes on X
- 10
Codename and locationCar numberCar class
Image prompt
2,693 characters{ "style_name": "Homologation Papers", "style_slug": "motorsport-dossier-split-poster", "canvas": "4:5 portrait, hard horizontal split — cream paper #EDE6D6 with grain above (~45%), black asphalt photograph below (~55%)", "color": { "inks": ["cream #EDE6D6", "ink black #121212", "hazard yellow #F2C400", "silver grey #9A9A96"], "rule": "the photograph is near-monochrome silver and black; yellow appears only as livery accents, hazard stripes and data highlights; warm track lights allowed" }, "typography": { "codename": "one word in giant black italic condensed extended caps across the paper half, slight forward lean, cropped by the edges", "location": "a second word in cream italic on the black half, sitting behind the car so the bodywork hides 30–50% of it", "microcopy": "monospaced caps with // prefixes for labels; values in a lighter mono; every string real, plausible and internally consistent", "number_rule": "the car's number appears exactly three times — on the bodywork, in the data card title (GT-24 / UNIT-07 / SYSTEM-61 / GRID-18), and in a small corner tag" }, "dossier_band": { "modules": "3–6 rectangular modules between the halves: engineering line drawings (motor, battery, chassis, aero), a circuit outline, a spec table, energy/brake/temp graphs, a radar plot", "data_card": "one black rounded card with yellow header — unit name, run data graphs, tire temps, test objective", "ornament": "yellow-black hazard stripes, crosshairs, corner brackets, dot grids, numbered yellow tabs — small and structural, never decorative" }, "photography": "one fictional prototype — endurance GT, electric touring car, LMP hypercar, open-wheel street special — on a wet surface at night or dusk, low three-quarter front angle, spray and reflections, floodlights or pit lights; no visible driver face", "design_rules": [ "codename on paper, location on asphalt — never swap the halves", "the car breaks the split line; nothing else crosses it", "all data must survive close reading; gibberish voids the poster", "one number, three placements, always matching" ], "swap_variables": { "car_class": "endurance GT / electric touring prototype / alpine LMP / open-wheel street car", "codename_location": "VORTEX·CIRCUIT / VECTOR·PITLINE / APEX·SECTOR / STRIKE·LAUNCH", "number": "24 / 07 / 61 / 18", "circuit_conditions": "night endurance, wet / coastline test loop, dusk / alpine sector 4.318 km, 92% humidity / city grid, track mode", "dossier_modules": "spec table + orbit diagram / component drawings + run data / circuit data strip + system bars / blueprint strip + grid panel" } }
How to use it
Start by swapping the codename and location words, which are the two biggest typographic elements, and keep them on opposite halves of the layout so the split still reads. The car number should match in all three placements, so change it everywhere or nowhere. It was shared as a GPT Image 2 prompt, and the data strips only read well if the monospaced labels stay short and internally consistent. Use it as a poster or a presentation cover where a bold graphic reads well at a distance.
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