AI 가족 4세대 컷

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

[Purpose]
Create an i2i family multi-generation cut layout, showing the same family identity across 4 eras in a polished magazine-album presentation.
Square 2x2 grid format for a shareable family timeline card with editorial polish, realistic family-photo details, archival labels, captions, and a premium printed-album feel.

[Composition]
- The composition is a 2x2 or 4-panel series, with each cell occupying an equal square quadrant and a thin gutter between panels, following {레이아웃} and {비율}.
- Keep the family identity from {원본 보존} consistent across all panels, while clearly shifting age, styling, and era cues according to {4세대 흐름}.
- Use era-specific wardrobes and settings from {시대 의상·배경}, including believable household objects, street details, furniture, wall textures, framed photos, seasonal cues, and lived-in background elements that match each time period.
- Apply subtle era-to-era variation in {라이팅·컬러} so each panel feels distinct yet unified.
- Add editorial panel labels, small date/location captions, and archive-style micro text so the layout feels like a family magazine spread or carefully curated photo album.
- Include a slim top masthead strip or small cover-note area reading in Korean: “우리 가족 4세대 기록”, “VOL.004”, “2026.05 ARCHIVE”, and a tiny page indicator “PAGE 01/04”.

[Core Structure]
1. Top-left panel: Show the youthful/earliest era from {4세대 흐름} with {시대 의상·배경} rendered as a nostalgic, period-accurate scene; keep the family’s identity recognizable and cohesive. Add a small label such as “1세대의 시작”, a date tag like “1980년대 봄”, and a short caption like “처음 함께한 집 앞에서”.
2. Top-right panel: Move to the next era in {4세대 흐름}, updating clothing, hair, and background details while maintaining the same family lineage and composition logic. Add era props such as family snapshots on a shelf, school bags, analog objects, apartment hallway details, or street signage when appropriate. Add label text such as “2세대의 시간” and a caption like “서로를 닮아가던 날”.
3. Bottom-left panel: Present the adult/current era from {4세대 흐름} with a photoreal family portrait feel, contemporary styling, realistic skin texture, natural clothing folds, and a familiar modern home, cafe, studio, park, or city background. Add label text such as “오늘의 우리” and a small location/date line like “서울 · 2026”.
4. Bottom-right panel: Depict the future/elder era from {4세대 흐름} with a refined, modernized setting and tasteful aging details, avoiding sci-fi exaggeration. Use gentle wrinkles, mature posture, refined wardrobe, warm family closeness, and a setting that feels realistically advanced yet personal. Add label text such as “이어지는 기억” and caption “함께 남긴 다음 장”.
5. Across all panels: Ensure the visual progression reads as one continuous family archive, with consistent framing, similar crop logic, clear age progression, and matching family resemblance in eyes, facial proportions, smile shape, posture, and relationship dynamics.
6. Layout finish: Use {레이아웃} as the structural template, with neat labels, small decorative archive stickers, thin tape-like corner markers, tiny handwritten-style Korean notes, and a small credit line such as “사진 기록 · 가족 아카이브” so the series feels like a premium family magazine feature.

[Style Rules]
- Typography: Use Pretendard SemiBold or Noto Sans KR Bold for main labels, around 22–30 px depending on panel density, with clean Korean character rendering. Use smaller Noto Sans KR Regular micro text for captions, around 10–14 px.
- Korean text elements to render: “우리 가족 4세대 기록”, “VOL.004”, “2026.05 ARCHIVE”, “PAGE 01/04”, “1세대의 시작”, “2세대의 시간”, “오늘의 우리”, “이어지는 기억”, “사진 기록 · 가족 아카이브”.
- Color palette: Match {라이팅·컬러} using era-aware tones such as vintage beige, muted sepia, warm gray, modern neutral white, soft silver accents, faded paper cream, and gentle family-photo warmth; avoid oversaturated colors.
- Border/shadow: Thin off-white dividers with subtle soft drop shadow, 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity, to separate panels without heavy framing.
- Add realistic printed-paper details: faint paper grain, slight album-card texture, subtle edge wear, small caption boxes, and delicate divider marks while keeping the family portraits dominant.

[Visual Style]
- Camera / lens: Photoreal family portrait look using an 85mm f/1.8 for the modern panels and a 50mm f/2.0 documentary portrait feel for the era panels, with natural perspective and gentle compression.
- Lighting: Soft diffused key light from upper-left, slight fill from front-right, with era-specific adjustments—more textured and slightly flatter in older panels, cleaner and brighter in current/future panels.
- Color grade: Subtle family-archive grade with 90s vintage warmth, 2000s neutral film tones, current-day realistic color, and future-era cool modern refinement.
- Realism details: Preserve natural skin pores, hair strands, fabric texture, jewelry or watch details, eyeglass reflections when present, slight photo-print imperfections, and believable background depth for each era.

[Mood]
Editorial family archive — like a premium Kinfolk family spread mixed with a refined photo-album timeline, warm domestic memory, realistic generational continuity, and intimate documentary portrait storytelling.

[Critical]
- Korean text accuracy: panel labels and micro captions must render correctly in Korean without broken characters.
- Preserve the family’s identity from {원본 보존} across all 4 panels.
- Keep the same family members conceptually consistent across eras; only age, clothing, hairstyle, posture, environment, and setting should evolve.
- The image must clearly read as a 4-generation progression, not four unrelated families.
- Render short Korean text clearly: “우리 가족 4세대 기록”, “VOL.004”, “2026.05 ARCHIVE”, “1세대의 시작”, “2세대의 시간”, “오늘의 우리”, “이어지는 기억”.

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