펫 한복 명절 컷

프롬프트 원문

[Input]
- reference_image: {참고 이미지}
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1024

[Purpose]
Korean pet holiday portrait for a square social-media greeting card, styled like a warm traditional hanbok celebration keepsake photographed for a real family album.
Create a festive pet photo card with a centered pet hero, readable Korean greeting typography, tactile holiday props, decorative hanji-paper details, and a polished seasonal editorial feel.

[Composition]
- Subject placement: the pet is the central hero, occupying about 70% of the frame, with the head slightly above center and the full hanbok visible from ears to paws.
- Background treatment: warm cream or pale beige hanji-inspired backdrop with visible paper fiber, soft bojagi patchwork color blocks, faint traditional cloud motifs, and gentle depth so {한복 색} reads richly.
- Spacing and framing: square greeting-card layout using {비율}; place the main headline in the upper band, the pet in the center, and layered {소품} plus holiday items around the lower foreground without covering the face or hanbok.
- Add realistic celebration details: a small date/location label, a short caption tag, subtle sticker-like badges, a tiny photo-credit line, and traditional decorative trim inspired by Korean holiday cards.
- Use {펫 이름}, {명절}, {한복 색}, {소품}, {비율} as composition anchors while keeping the pet natural, recognizable, and emotionally warm.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Hero area (center 70%): {참고 이미지} pet portrait cleanly integrated, wearing a traditional hanbok in {한복 색}, facing forward with the face centered and the outfit fully visible; preserve the pet’s fur pattern, eye shape, muzzle, ears, and natural proportions.
2. Title area (top 12%): set the header text "{펫 이름}의 {명절}" in a centered line with elegant spacing, placed high enough to avoid overlapping the ears or headpiece.
3. Greeting microcopy: beneath or near the title, add a smaller Korean subtitle such as "새해 복 많이 받으세요" or "우리 가족 명절 사진"; add a tiny date label like "2026 명절 기념" and a small credit line "MODEL · {펫 이름}".
4. Accessory area (lower sides): place {소품} as the main holiday props near the lower-left and lower-right foreground, supported by realistic items such as silk bokjumeoni pouches, small tteok plate, folded fabric, norigae tassel, ribbon, tiny lantern, or paper flower details.
5. Card decoration: include soft traditional corner ornaments, small sticker tags reading "복", "LOVE", or "명절룩", and a delicate patterned footer strip that feels printed on premium greeting-card paper.
6. Base grounding: add a realistic woven mat, low wooden platform, or soft floor cushion directly beneath the pet with a faint contact shadow so the figure feels physically present.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: Noto Sans KR SemiBold for the title, medium-large size, crisp edges, strong contrast, and polished spacing; subtitles and micro labels use Noto Sans KR Regular at smaller sizes.
- Korean text styling: combine modern clean type with one tasteful brush-style accent for small stickers or tags; ensure all Korean is readable, correctly formed, and naturally placed on the printed card.
- Color palette: soft cream #F7F1E8, warm light gray #D9D6CF, pastel mint #BFD8C2, soft pink #F2B7C6, muted red accent #C96B63, with deep charcoal text #2B2B2B.
- Materials and texture: show gentle silk sheen on the hanbok, fine embroidery seams, fabric folds, paper grain, tassel fibers, and soft shadows from props for a believable photographed-card look.
- Border/shadow: subtle soft drop shadow under the pet, 5px y-offset, 10px blur, 20% opacity; use delicate printed trim or corner ornamentation rather than heavy outlines or neon glow.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: 50mm f/1.8 portrait look, shallow depth of field, natural pet-photo perspective, front-facing framing.
- Lighting: soft indoor window light from the left at 45°, with a gentle fill from the right to preserve facial detail, fur texture, hanbok fabric folds, and prop surfaces.
- Color grade: warm neutral holiday palette with slightly softened highlights, natural fur tones, pastel fabric rendering, and realistic printed-card texture, similar to a polished family portrait in a lifestyle magazine.
- Realism cues: visible catchlights in the eyes, believable paw placement, natural fur edges over the collar, subtle wrinkles in the hanbok, and slight depth separation between pet, props, and backdrop.

[6. MOOD]
Festive pet portrait — affectionate, cozy, and celebratory, like a carefully edited family holiday album page turned into a premium Korean greeting card with traditional hanbok charm and playful social-media details.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: "{펫 이름}의 {명절}" must appear exactly and be fully legible.
- Additional Korean text such as "새해 복 많이 받으세요", "우리 가족 명절 사진", "2026 명절 기념", "복", and "MODEL · {펫 이름}" must be correctly formed, not garbled, and visually integrated.
- The pet must remain clearly identifiable from {참고 이미지} and keep a natural, calm expression.
- The hanbok must be visually complete and properly fitted, with realistic sleeves, collar, knot, skirt or vest structure, embroidery, and fabric folds in {한복 색}.
- {소품} must appear as intended and stay secondary to the pet while adding realistic holiday atmosphere.
- Anatomy/layout invariants: the pet should have a natural pose with no duplicated body parts, and all costume details should align realistically with the body.

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