한국 6컷 만화 페이지 (3×2 그리드)

프롬프트 원문

[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1024

[Purpose]
Korean 6-panel manhwa page, 3×2 grid layout, designed as a single-page daily-life comedy comic for easy reading.
Create a complete square webtoon-style comic page with a believable printed/webtoon presentation: title strip, episode/date micro text, consistent characters, clear Korean speech bubbles, office-lunch details, and punchline timing across six cells.

[Composition]
- Overall page structure: strict 3 columns × 2 rows of equal-sized panels, with thin black borders between cells and a tidy outer comic-page frame suitable for a 1024×1024 square.
- Page header details: add a slim top title band above or integrated into the grid area with short Korean title text such as '오늘의 점심 회의', small label 'EP.032', date label '2026.05.01', and tiny creator credit '글·그림 우리팀'. Keep these elements secondary to the panels.
- Character placement: {주인공} should appear in every panel with the same identity and outfit continuity, while facial expressions and gestures change panel by panel. Include one consistent coworker or lunch companion as the second main character across all six panels.
- Background treatment: show recognizable Korean office and lunch-break environment details, such as desks, monitor edges, sticky notes, office chairs, a water dispenser, elevator hallway signage, cafeteria tray, lunch menu board, delivery app screen, or restaurant counter, matched to the story beat in each panel.
- Spacing and framing: each panel uses medium shot to bust shot framing with occasional close-up reaction angles; speech bubbles should sit naturally within each panel while keeping faces, hand gestures, and key props visible.
- The comic should visually support {주제} and follow {6컷 흐름} in strict left-to-right, top-to-bottom reading order.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Panel 1 (top-left): introduce the lunch-topic conflict with both characters facing each other in a casual office break setting; include desk clutter like coffee cup, keyboard corner, lunch flyer, and a wall clock near noon. {주제} should be immediately understandable from the first speech bubble.
- Panel 2 (top-middle): one character gives a vague reply with a relaxed, slightly evasive expression; add a small Korean speech bubble, a tiny reaction mark, and background details such as an office pantry shelf or water dispenser for comedic timing.
- Panel 3 (top-right): the first suggestion lands clearly, with one character proposing a specific lunch option and the other beginning to look uncertain; show a phone screen or small menu poster with Korean food cues like '김치찌개', '제육', '냉면', or '돈가스'.
- Panel 4 (bottom-left): show visible hesitation and mild disappointment; use exaggerated but natural manhwa facial expression, a compact bubble, small sigh effect text like '하아…', and a slightly busier office hallway or elevator backdrop.
- Panel 5 (bottom-middle): the decision is pushed back to the other person; hand gesture or pointing gesture should reinforce the awkward escalation. Add a tiny background gag such as a coworker passing by with a lunch tray or a delivery bag.
- Panel 6 (bottom-right): the punchline lands with both characters ending up at the same place, matching {6컷 흐름}; show a recognizable final destination such as the same restaurant counter, convenience-store table, cafeteria line, or office pantry, with both characters looking resigned but funny. Include a small closing caption or tag like '결국 여기' if it matches the punchline.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: handwritten Korean comic speech bubbles with clean, legible line weight; use a manhwa-style hand-rendered feel rather than digital type, with medium-bold bubble text at roughly 18–24 px equivalent in a 1024×1024 canvas.
- Lettering extras: add short Korean sound effects and reaction marks where natural, such as '땀', '슥', '힐끗', '정적', or '하아…', rendered accurately and placed as part of the comic art.
- Line art: crisp black outlines, moderate stroke contrast, simplified but expressive facial features, lively gesture lines, and clean flat-color fills.
- Color palette: soft flat colors using warm beige, pale sky blue, muted peach, light gray, and black; maintain consistent pastel comic tones with small accent colors from office objects, food signs, phone UI, and lunch packaging.
- Borders/shadow: thin black panel borders, light cel-style shading, small contact shadows under characters and props, and subtle paper/webtoon texture to make the page feel like a finished comic rather than a blank template.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: clean 35mm documentary-style comic framing with slight perspective variation between panels, as if composed from a natural office conversation angle.
- Lighting: evenly diffused indoor light with soft fluorescent office ambience, keeping faces readable and expressions clear in every panel while allowing gentle shadows under desks, chairs, trays, and hands.
- Color grade: soft neutral Korean webtoon tone with gentle pastel compression, slightly warm whites and muted office colors.
- Rendering finish: polished Korean daily gag manhwa page with realistic small props, readable signage, clean speech balloon tails, and consistent character scale across all panels.

[6. MOOD]
Korean slice-of-life comedy manhwa — webtoon editorial feel with timing and expressions reminiscent of a light everyday gag strip, enriched with familiar office-lunch details and a playful but believable daily-life atmosphere.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: all speech bubbles and onomatopoeia must be rendered in correct Korean characters, including the exact dialogue sequence from {6컷 흐름}.
- Include small Korean page details such as '오늘의 점심 회의', 'EP.032', '2026.05.01', '글·그림 우리팀', or similar short labels, but keep the main readable dialogue from {6컷 흐름} dominant.
- The same two main characters must appear consistently across all 6 panels, with stable hairstyle, outfit, proportions, and color palette.
- The 3×2 grid must remain strict and evenly spaced, with no panel merging or missing borders.
- Speech bubbles must remain readable and must not be cut off by panel borders.
- Keep the punchline readable in the final panel: the characters end up at the same destination implied by {6컷 흐름}.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals or certifications
- Broken Korean characters