시사 칼럼 메인 일러스트

프롬프트 원문

[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536

[Purpose]
Korean newspaper and magazine column main illustration, editorial-style vertical cover art for a printed opinion feature.
Softly conveys an abstract opinion column topic through one simplified figure, symbolic surroundings, and realistic column-page details such as section labels, date marks, caption lines, and small editorial credits.

[Composition]
- Main subject: a simplified single silhouette occupying the lower-middle 45% of the frame, with surrounding symbolic elements arranged like an editorial vignette inside a real printed column page.
- Background treatment: off-white newspaper/magazine paper surface with visible fiber grain, faint ink speckles, light fold impressions, and soft print-registration texture.
- Page framing: compose as a full vertical opinion-page illustration with a top section strip, small issue/date label, page number, columnist credit, caption line, and a narrow side note area for {화면 라벨}.
- Add believable editorial furniture around the illustration: tiny column rules, short Korean teaser blurbs, small body-text fragments, photo-caption style notes, and a subtle section marker such as “오피니언”, “칼럼”, “3면”, “VOL.115”, “2026.05.01 금요일”.
- Use {칼럼 주제} as the conceptual anchor, {인물 표현} for the figure and environment relationship, {라인 스타일} for contour rendering, {채색 톤} for overall palette, {그림자 및 명암} for depth treatment, and {전반적인 분위기} for the emotional tone.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Top editorial header area: create a slim newspaper/magazine section band with Korean microcopy such as “오피니언”, “시사 칼럼”, “VOL.115”, “2026년 5월호”, and a small page mark “p.03”. Keep it refined and print-like rather than poster-sized.
2. Central figure area (mid-lower 45%): render {인물 표현} as a restrained editorial illustration, with the figure looking inward or slightly downward to suggest reflection rather than action.
3. Symbolic environment: place smartphone shapes, soft city blocks, small window rectangles, speech-bubble fragments, document sheets, clock marks, transit-map lines, and quiet surrounding forms around the figure so they imply {칼럼 주제} through layered editorial metaphor.
4. Column-page details: add 2–3 short Korean feature blurbs near the sides, for example “오늘의 쟁점”, “거리에서 읽은 변화”, “느린 질문의 힘”, plus tiny gray body-text rows that look like real newspaper columns without overpowering the illustration.
5. Linework layer: draw all contours with {라인 스타일}, keeping strokes elegant, consistent, and slightly varied in pressure for a hand-inked magazine feel.
6. Color block layer: fill the silhouette and symbols with {채색 톤}, using harmonized muted hues with nuanced ink density, slight overprint effects, and natural paper absorption.
7. Shadow layer: add {그림자 및 명암} beneath the figure and selected environment shapes, using broad soft-edged patches and printed halftone-like tonal areas.
8. Label and credit area: reserve one side of the image for {화면 라벨}, with a small columnist credit line such as “글 김하린 · 일러스트 편집부” and a caption-style note beneath it.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for {화면 라벨}, section labels, credits, and microcopy; medium weight for the label, regular weight for caption text, with modest letter spacing and sharp anti-aliased edges.
- Korean editorial text: include short readable strings such as “오피니언”, “시사 칼럼”, “오늘의 쟁점”, “2026.05.01 금요일”, “3면”, “글 김하린”, and “나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답” where appropriate to the layout.
- Color palette: use muted beige, sage green, light blue, warm gray, and off-white; keep the palette aligned to {채색 톤}, with subtle ink variation and no neon accents.
- Printed realism: show paper grain, slight ink bleed, faint halftone dots, marginal crop marks, tiny registration imperfections, and delicate column dividers to make the image feel like a real published editorial page.
- Border/shadow: subtle paper-edge framing is acceptable; add a soft drop shadow with 4px y-offset, 10px blur, and about 12% opacity under the main figure and a few layered paper-like graphic elements.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: flat editorial illustration look, as if composed for a magazine spread, with a clean orthographic presentation and no perspective distortion.
- Lighting: diffuse studio-like illumination from upper-left, with gentle contrast and soft highlights on the paper texture, similar to a calm printed feature illustration photographed or scanned for publication.
- Color grade: desaturated cream + sage + pale blue grading, with restrained warm-gray balancing to preserve the reflective mood.
- Rendering finish: refined Korean editorial illustration with realistic print production details, balanced between hand-drawn symbolic art and a finished newspaper/magazine column page.

[6. MOOD]
Editorial illustration with a New Yorker essay cover sensibility, mixed with a calm Korean magazine column aesthetic, thoughtful newsroom atmosphere, and {전반적인 분위기}. The result should feel published, tactile, intelligent, and quietly observant.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: "{화면 라벨}" must appear as clean, correctly rendered Korean text, with no broken characters.
- Include additional small Korean print text accurately, such as “오피니언”, “시사 칼럼”, “VOL.115”, “2026.05.01 금요일”, “글 김하린”, “오늘의 쟁점”, and “3면”.
- The image must remain a single-column main illustration: one simplified figure, symbolic environment, and real editorial page context.
- The subject should express {칼럼 주제} indirectly and poetically, using page design, symbolic surroundings, and atmosphere rather than literal infographic explanation.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness