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Stepped Duotone Event Poster for Sports and Crafts
A tall poster with one flat colour field and a white stepped channel where the action happens, which turns that part of the body or tool into a hot colour. Bold black type and large date numerals sit on the field, so the image reads like a printed event flyer.
- Model
- GPT Image 2
- Type
- 4 images
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16
- Shared
- 12 Sep 2026
- Likes on X
- 11
Image prompt
3,219 characters{ "style_name": "Step Season", "style_slug": "stepped-mask-duotone-event-poster", "canvas": "9:16 tall poster, one flat saturated colour field edge to edge, no texture", "color": { "pairs": [ "cobalt #0A3FD4 + red #E8342A", "turquoise #1ECFC4 + orange #E85A22", "acid yellow #E8F32B + violet #6B4FD8", "warm orange field + deep blue hot colour" ], "rule": "TWO colours per poster — the field tints the whole photograph as a duotone, the hot colour appears only inside the stepped channel; black for type; white for the channel itself. No third hue, no gradient, no grain.", "set_rule": "across a set of four, give each poster a distinct colour family — never two blues" }, "step_system": { "form": "a white channel with a hard stepped edge, like pixel stairs, running vertically through the frame and bleeding off top and bottom", "module": "step rise and run are ONE fixed unit across the whole set — roughly 1/16 of the poster width; never resize per poster", "count_rule": "one channel by default; split into two stepped blocks only when the craft has two simultaneous points of impact (cymbal and snare), one block per point", "hot_rule": "whatever falls inside the channel switches to the hot colour — and the channel must be positioned so it lands on the part of the body or tool doing the work right now" }, "typography": { "headline": "3–4 words in a clean neo-grotesque, sentence case — capital first letter only, everything else lowercase; black; 2–3 lines; top of frame", "dates": "day numbers stacked vertically as large black numerals, month and year in smaller caps beneath; ONE fixed position across the set — right side, aligned to the headline's vertical axis", "footer": "one line of small bold caps bottom-left: the event name, a slash, the format (OPEN PRACTICE / PROCESS LIVE / LIVE ROOMS / OPEN SESSIONS)" }, "photography": { "subject": "one practitioner at the peak of an action — mid-dive, mid-stride, mid-gather, mid-strike; never posed, never facing the lens", "setting": "the real venue stays visible and duotoned — pool tiles and board, track lanes and floodlights, studio bench and furnace, drum kit and cymbals", "crop": "full body where the action needs it, waist-up where the tool does" }, "design_rules": [ "headlines follow one grammar: [noun] in [state] — Bodies in blue, Matter in motion, Sound in the making", "no two posters in a set may repeat a word", "the channel is the identity — keep it geometric, never soft or torn", "everything printed sits on the flat field; nothing overlaps the photograph except the channel" ], "swap_variables": { "discipline": "diving / sprinting / glassblowing / percussion", "headline": "Bodies in blue / City in stride / Matter in motion / Sound in the making", "colour_pair": "cobalt+red / warm orange+blue / turquoise+orange / acid yellow+violet", "hot_zone": "torso entering the water / driving leg / molten gather on the pipe / cymbal and snare", "footer": "AQUATIC MOTION · OPEN PRACTICE / URBAN TRACK MEET · OPEN SESSIONS / GLASS STUDIO DAYS · PROCESS LIVE / PERCUSSION WEEKEND · LIVE ROOMS" } }
How to use it
Start by choosing one discipline and the colour pair that suits it, then keep the channel the same width so the whole set stays consistent. The stepped channel should land on the part of the body or tool doing the work at that moment, and the headline should follow the pattern of a noun followed by a state, such as Matter in motion. It was shared as a GPT Image 2 prompt, so the layout rules will hold best if you keep the swap variables and the footer format intact.
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