쏟긴 음료 바이럴 일상 컷

Original prompt

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

[Purpose]
Threads-style viral daily-life photo card, candid spill moment on city pavement. Designed for social cover, blog header, and short-form thumbnail use with a playful “oh my matcha” mood, but rendered as a real found moment with street texture, accidental details, and believable urban context.

[Composition]
- Vertical 9:16 framing with the spilled drink occupying the lower 35–45% of the frame, a shadowed upper zone taking about 20%, and enough surrounding pavement to show the accident happened in a real public walkway.
- Main subject is the {음료 종류} overturned from {컵 종류}, positioned slightly left of center so the spill trail leads diagonally toward the bottom-right with droplets, foam streaks, and thin run-off lines.
- Background surface: {장면·장소}, rendered as dark gray tile or concrete with realistic seams, scuffs, dust, small pebbles, faint dried water marks, sunlit patches, and subtle wear from foot traffic.
- Include natural everyday details near the spill: a loose lid or straw, one or two melting ice cubes, a crumpled napkin edge, a tiny receipt corner, fallen leaf fragments, and small splash speckles that make the scene feel captured seconds after impact.
- A single strong human shadow, referencing {그림자}, should enter from the top edge and stretch downward, implying a person holding a phone just outside the frame.
- Preserve a candid, accidental snapshot composition with slight top-down angle from {구도}, avoiding posed product staging while still making the spill visually readable and share-worthy.

[Core Structure]
1. Ground plane: establish the pavement first with realistic tile seams, scratches, tiny grit, uneven surface sheen, old stain marks, and slight reflectivity so the liquid can catch light naturally.
2. Spill subject: place {컵 종류} on its side with {음료 종류} visibly spreading outward in a thin stream and a wider puddle, including foam bubbles, separated watery edges, a longer streak trail, and scattered droplets that suggest recent motion.
3. Accident details: add a displaced cup lid, straw or straw wrapper, wet napkin corner, small ice pieces, and a partial receipt with tiny Korean café text such as “영수증”, “아이스 말차”, or “₩5,800” only if legible and naturally cropped.
4. Shadow layer: overlay {그림자} across the upper portion, crisp enough to be legible but softened at the edges by late-day light, with the shadow shape implying a quick phone snapshot rather than a staged scene.
5. Light behavior: apply {시간대·광원} so the liquid highlights sparkle subtly, wet pavement glints around the puddle, and the surrounding concrete stays cool, muted, and tactile.
6. Camera feel: follow {구도} with a casual handheld snapshot look, slight micro-tilt, mild lens distortion, and phone-photo immediacy as if captured quickly before cleaning up.
7. Mood balance: keep the moment awkward-but-funny and everyday, matching {무드}; the storytelling should come from the spill, shadow, scattered objects, and timing rather than dramatic acting.

[Style Rules]
- Typography: allow only tiny incidental real-world text on a cropped receipt, cup sleeve, or sticker if it fits the scene; set any Korean text cleanly and legibly, for example “오늘도 말차”, “영수증”, “아이스 말차”, or “₩5,800”.
- Optional social-photo cue: a very small, natural-looking caption sticker near the lower edge may read “아… 내 말차” or “쏟았다”, but it must feel like a casual phone-post annotation, not an advertisement.
- Color palette: use muted charcoal gray, concrete slate, pale lime green, off-white foam, translucent ice, faded paper beige, and warm amber highlights; anchor the drink color to the {음료 종류} default.
- Border/shadow: use natural ground contact shadow under the cup, realistic cast shadows from nearby street elements, and soft reflected light around wet liquid; avoid artificial outlines.
- Surface treatment: realistic phone-photo texture, slight grain, subtle compression softness, small imperfections, and clean color separation between the drink, paper details, ice, and pavement.

[Visual Style]
- Camera / lens: smartphone main camera look or Sony A7C with a 35mm lens at f/2.8, close documentary snapshot framing, ISO 200.
- Lighting: late-afternoon golden side light from the upper-right or upper-left depending on pavement angle, creating long shadows, wet highlights, and a gentle shine on the spill trail.
- Color grade: muted urban neutrals with soft lime-green emphasis, warm highlights, restrained contrast, and authentic casual social-photo tonality similar to a quick Threads viral post.

[Mood]
A candid social-media spill shot with a Threads viral “oh my matcha” everyday-accident vibe — funny, slightly embarrassing, tactile, and real, like a quick Kinfolk-meets-phone-photo street snapshot taken seconds after the cup fell.

[Critical]
- Korean text accuracy: if any tiny receipt, cup sleeve, or caption-sticker text appears, it must be correctly written Korean such as “아… 내 말차”, “쏟았다”, “영수증”, “아이스 말차”, or “₩5,800”; do not render broken characters.
- Shadow-only person rule: no visible face, body, hands, or shoes; only the human shadow may appear.
- The drink must be clearly spilled and not upright or neatly staged; the cup, liquid trail, droplets, lid, ice, and wet pavement should all support the accidental story.
- The image should feel natural and unfiltered, with realistic street debris, tactile pavement texture, and a real accidental capture look.

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