한국 시대극·사극 컨셉아트 (조선·고려 한복 인물)

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[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536
- title: 한국 시대극·사극 컨셉아트 (조선·고려 한복 인물)

[Purpose]
Korean historical drama concept art poster featuring Joseon/Goryeo-era characters in accurate hanbok styling, designed as a vertical cinematic key visual.
Editorial concept-art composition for poster, thumbnail, cultural campaign, or museum-style promotional use, with restrained drama, period authenticity, and fully rendered poster information.

[Composition]
- Main subject placement: one central full-body figure occupying about 55–60% of the frame, posed as a dignified historical-drama protagonist with the upper title integrated into sky, palace eaves, hanji texture, or flowering branches.
- Background treatment: {배경} rendered with period-accurate architecture, wooden surfaces, stone paving, lattice windows, textile curtains, ceramic vessels, seasonal foliage, and lived-in historical atmosphere.
- Framing direction: vertical hero shot, slightly low angle for dignity, with layered foreground details such as scattered petals, a scroll edge, incense smoke, patterned floor shadows, or soft fabric movement.
- Poster information layer: add a cinematic title block using {포스터_제목}, {부제}, {세로_문구}, plus a lower information band containing {행사명}, {일시}, {장소}, {관람_정보}, {주최_후원}, {문의}, and {제작크레딧}.
- Styling anchors: {시대_인물}, {의상_디테일}, {자세_표정}, {색감}, {비율_사이즈}.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Hero character layer: depict {시대_인물} with realistic Korean facial proportions, calm eyes, refined posture, natural skin texture, and historically faithful fabric structure, seams, accessories, and hairstyle or headwear.
- Costume layer: apply {의상_디테일} with accurate garment layering, sleeve width, collar overlap, belt tension, hat shape, ornamental knots, fabric weave, embroidered trim, and shoe form; folds follow gravity and body movement naturally.
- Environment layer: place the figure in {배경}, including period furniture, ceramic vessels, low writing desk, brush and inkstone, folded scrolls, courtyard stonework, hanok timber grain, palace roof tiles, carved door frames, or era-appropriate decorative screens depending on the selected period.
- Pose and expression layer: interpret {자세_표정} with restrained dignity, controlled hand placement, believable weight distribution, and quiet narrative tension as if from a prestige historical drama still.
- Typography and information layer: render the main title {포스터_제목} in large Korean type or brush-inspired lettering, place {부제} beneath it, add {세로_문구} as a vertical side phrase, and place event details in a legible bottom credit area.
- Decorative poster layer: add dancheong-inspired line ornaments, cloud motifs, plum blossom petals, subtle hanji fiber texture, period-pattern dividers, small ticket-info label, and a sponsor/credit strip designed as promotional poster graphics rather than official certification.
- Final polish: blend the character, architecture, typography, and event information into a refined Korean historical-film key art look with realistic depth separation, painterly cinematic atmosphere, and period-authentic storytelling.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: Pretendard, Noto Sans KR, or a refined Korean serif for informational text; main title may use elegant brush-calligraphy styling while all smaller details remain clean and readable.
- Color palette: {색감} with deep ink black, muted gold, warm ochre, teal-blue, pearl white, aged paper beige, and selective crimson accents inspired by traditional pigments.
- Poster text hierarchy: {포스터_제목} is dominant, {부제} is secondary, {세로_문구} reads as poetic side copy, and the lower band includes date, venue, ticket, sponsor, contact, and production-credit information.
- Graphic details: use soft contact shadow under the figure, 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity; add tactile paper grain, fabric texture, roof-tile rhythm, carved wood details, and atmospheric particles in the light.
- Historical design tone: refined, premium, cinematic, and culturally respectful, combining realistic concept art with high-end Korean poster layout.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: cinematic full-frame 85mm f/1.8 portrait perspective, shallow depth of field, subject sharp and background gently softened.
- Lighting: overcast diffused daylight or soft window light from upper-left at 45°, with a faint warm bounce on the face and garment highlights.
- Color grade: Korean period-film palette with ink-black shadows, muted gold mids, teal-green accents, pearl highlights, and slightly desaturated filmic contrast.
- Rendering quality: high-resolution cinematic concept art, realistic textile weave, nuanced facial shading, detailed hanok/palace surfaces, soft atmospheric haze, and print-ready vertical poster clarity.

[6. MOOD]
Premium Korean historical drama key art — a refined film-poster atmosphere reminiscent of a prestige K-drama still, cultural festival poster, and museum exhibition promotional artwork, with quiet dignity, seasonal lyricism, and narrative anticipation.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: render clear Korean text such as "{포스터_제목}", "{부제}", "{세로_문구}", "{행사명}", "{일시}", "{장소}", "{관람_정보}", "{주최_후원}", "{문의}" without broken glyphs.
- Default text example must be legible if used: "조선의 봄", "왕의 뜰에 매화가 피다", "봄빛 아래, 숨겨진 약속", "궁중문화 특별전", "2026.05.14 목 19:30", "경복궁 흥례문 앞 특설무대", "전석 ₩25,000 · 예매 1544-0000", "주최 한빛문화재단 · 후원 서울문화관광", "문의 02-1234-5678".
- Anatomy/layout invariants: Korean facial proportions must remain natural; hands must be anatomically correct with exactly 5 fingers per hand; hanbok layers, collars, sleeve widths, belts, headwear, and shoe geometry must be historically plausible.
- Era authenticity: clothing, accessories, household objects, architecture, tableware, writing tools, textile patterns, and decorative motifs must match the selected period in {시대_인물}; any ticket or sponsor information should appear as poster graphics, not as physical objects inside the historical scene.
- Print-readiness: maintain vertical {비율_사이즈} composition, legible title and event details, crisp character silhouette through lighting and depth, and cohesive integration of typography with the cinematic artwork.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Celebrity composites or real-person face copying
- Sexualized styling, gore, or sensationalized violence