외국인 관광객 여행 포스터 콜라주

Original prompt

[Input]
- reference_image: {참고 이미지}
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536

[Purpose]
Create an i2i travel poster collage in a premium magazine-editorial style, using the attached person photo as the hero subject for a foreign tourist-in-Korea concept.
Vertical 1024x1536 poster for social sharing and printable display, with a bold Korean headline, realistic travel-poster information, layered print ephemera, and a rich city-culture collage surrounding the subject.

[Composition]
- Hero subject placement: place the original person as a centered 55–60% height cutout, slightly forward from the collage background, with crisp silhouette separation, believable paper-cut depth, and a confident travel-poster pose.
- Background treatment: warm off-white paper base with layered torn newsprint, magazine scraps, subway-map fragments, postage-stamp textures, ticket stubs, receipt strips, Korean street-sign snippets, halftone overlays, and subtle paper fibers; edges should feel hand-torn, taped, stapled, and assembled like a real editorial travel board.
- Framing direction: build a strong central focal zone for the person, while collaged city motifs orbit around the sides, top corners, and lower margin, creating a lively tourist diary layout rather than a sterile mockup.
- Keep {원본 보존 항목} strictly intact on the face, identity, hair, body type, and expression, while adding only the travel accessories from {트래블 패션 변환}.
- Surround the subject with collage elements derived from {국가 시각 모티프}, distributed as symbolic architectural, street, landmark, transport, food, sign, cultural, shopping, café, nightlife, and map fragments connected to {국가/도시}.
- Add realistic poster utility details: date/time block, venue line, ticket/QR-style information area, sponsor strip, small credit line, and decorative route markers integrated into the collage.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Hero cutout layer — preserve the person realistically, cleanly separated from the background, with crisp edge masking, subtle paper-cut shadow, slight lifted editorial cutout look, and tiny tape corners or paper tabs that make the collage physically believable.
2. Travel styling layer — add only the accessories from {트래블 패션 변환}; keep the outfit mostly original and believable, with global tourist fashion styling that contrasts clearly against the local backdrop.
3. Landmark collage ring — place fragments from {국가 시각 모티프} around the subject, mixing iconic architecture, subway signage, street food, taxis, crosswalks, cafés, convenience-store details, market textures, street lamps, and cultural details as layered cut-paper pieces.
4. Print ephemera layer — add {콜라주 요소} across the poster: torn newspaper edges, passport-stamp stickers, boarding-pass stubs, metro ticket strips, handwritten route doodles, photo contact sheets, map pins, halftone dots, tape pieces, receipt typography, and bold sans-serif/serif typography blocks.
5. Headline placement — set {헤드라인} prominently at the upper third or centered header zone, using large editorial Korean typography with strong contrast, confident hierarchy, and legible spacing.
6. Poster information system — include compact supporting text blocks in Korean such as "TRAVEL POSTER SERIES", "VOL.247", "2026년 5월호", "서울 산책 기록", "DATE 2026.05.01–05.31", "TIME 10:00–21:00", "VENUE 서울 도심 일대", "TICKET ₩7,500", "INFO @visit.seoul.diary", plus a small barcode/QR-like ticket area and a bottom sponsor strip reading "PARTNER · LOCAL GUIDE · CITY WALK".
7. Color and rhythm layer — build the entire composition around {시그니처 컬러}, balancing cream paper areas with vintage red, mustard yellow, deep navy, black ink, muted beige, and small accent stickers for rhythm and readability.
8. Contrast rule — keep the traveler figure visually distinct from the local collage environment so the “tourist vs. local city” contrast is immediately readable, while still making the poster feel dense, tactile, and culturally specific.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: use Pretendard Bold, Noto Sans KR SemiBold, and a condensed serif display style; headline size should feel poster-scale, with smaller supporting type in 18–36px range and tiny production credits in 8–12px.
- Korean copy blocks: mix large headline, short feature-style blurbs, ticket details, location captions, and micro credits; examples include "낯선 도시를 걷다", "오늘의 루트", "시장 · 골목 · 야경", "모델 크레딧: 여행자", and "PHOTO COLLAGE EDITION".
- Color palette: off-white #F4F0E6 base, vintage red #B24A3C, mustard yellow #D6A01D, deep navy #1E2B4A, plus black ink, muted paper beige, faded sky blue, and subtle street-photo neutrals.
- Border/shadow: torn-paper perimeter, layered collage shadow with 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity, slight offset duplicates for print-cut depth, visible tape strips, staple marks, crease lines, and overlapping paper edges.
- Layout details: include small caption labels near landmarks, numbered route circles, arrow doodles, a lower information band, and a sponsor/ticket area without making them look like official certification marks.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: editorial portrait look as if shot on a Canon EOS R5 with 85mm f/1.4 for the subject, then composited into a graphic collage poster layout.
- Lighting: soft diffused daylight from upper-left, gentle fill from front-right, with clean separation and no harsh flash reflections on the cutout edges.
- Color grade: warm cream paper, muted travel red, archival navy, mustard accents, slightly desaturated street-photo tones, tactile paper texture, subtle print grain, halftone ink variation, and realistic shadow interaction between layers.
- Material realism: make the poster feel physically assembled from matte paper, semi-gloss photo scraps, newsprint, sticker labels, tape, ticket stock, and ink-stamped fragments.

[6. MOOD]
Premium travel editorial poster — like a Kinfolk x Monocle city feature with a contemporary museum-shop collage aesthetic, enriched with the energy of a real tourist itinerary, street discoveries, ticket stubs, city captions, and collectible print design.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: the following Korean text, if rendered, must appear clean and correctly spelled: "외국인 관광객 여행 포스터 콜라주", "한국", "서울", "낯선 도시를 걷다", "오늘의 루트", "시장 · 골목 · 야경", "2026년 5월호", "서울 산책 기록", "VENUE 서울 도심 일대", "TICKET ₩7,500".
- Keep the original person's face, identity, hairstyle, body shape, and expression unchanged from the reference image.
- Maintain an i2i collage poster look; the result should feel like layered editorial print design, not a pure photo composite.
- All typography must be sharp, legible, correctly aligned, and integrated into the poster hierarchy.
- The composition must remain centered on the traveler while including believable poster details: date/time/venue, ticket info, sponsor strip, barcode/QR-style area, captions, route markers, and cultural fragments related to {국가/도시}.

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