손글씨 칠판 메뉴판 (카페·매장 외관)

프롬프트 원문

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

[Purpose]
Korean hand-lettered chalkboard menu board for a cafe or storefront exterior, designed as a vertical hero photograph for menu display and venue presentation.
Street-facing blackboard sign with pastel chalk typography, realistic chalk dust, multiple menu items with prices, store details, small food doodles, and the lived-in atmosphere of a real neighborhood {매장 종류} entrance.

[Composition]
- Main chalkboard occupies about 80% of the frame, photographed vertically at {비율}; title zone at the top 18%, signature/menu list through the center 58%, price alignment column on the right 12%, and store/contact details along the lower 12%.
- Hero surface is a matte black chalkboard with visible chalk smudges, erased ghost marks, fingerprints near the edges, and a slightly worn wooden or metal frame mounted outside a storefront.
- Surround the board with realistic exterior context from {배경}: partial glass door reflection, window edge, brick or concrete wall, small chalk tray, clipped paper notice, planter, umbrella stand, or sidewalk texture, while keeping the menu text dominant and readable.
- Include a practical cafe-menu layout: store name, category dividers, item names, prices, today’s recommendation marker, small operating-hours/contact line, and decorative chalk divider rules.
- Use {매장 종류}, {메뉴 구성}, {손글씨 결}, {컬러 톤}, {레이아웃}, {배경}, {비율} placeholders exactly as provided.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Header zone (top 18%): set the main title '손글씨 칠판 메뉴판' in large hand-drawn chalk lettering, slightly uneven for a natural handwritten feel. Add a smaller store label such as '연남동 작은 카페', '{매장 종류}', or 'TODAY MENU' depending on {레이아웃}.
2. Menu body (middle 58%): place {메뉴 구성} as a stacked Korean list with realistic item names and right-aligned prices, for example '아메리카노 4,500', '카페라떼 5,000', '바닐라빈 라떼 5,800', '딸기 크림 라떼 6,500', '소금빵 3,800', '바스크 치즈케이크 6,800'. Keep spacing lively like real handwriting but make every line legible.
3. Category and price hierarchy: include chalk category labels such as '카페', '시그니처 메뉴', '디저트', and '가격'; use thin chalk divider lines, dots, arrows, and small boxes to organize the board.
4. Accent illustrations: add tiny chalk doodles around list edges in the style of {손글씨 결}, such as coffee cups, steam curls, croissant, donut, beans, milk bottle, cake slice, leaf sprigs, stars, and price-tag shapes. Let the doodles feel hand-drawn and integrated with the menu rather than printed icons.
5. Bottom information band: add realistic store details in small Korean chalk text, such as 'OPEN 10:00 - 21:00', '라스트오더 20:30', '서울 마포구 연남로 12', '@daily_cafe', and '문의 02-123-4567'. Include a small QR-code-like chalk square or reserved sticker area drawn softly, not as an official mark.
6. Board context (outer frame): show {배경} with storefront cues—doorframe, window reflection, wall texture, hanging string light reflection, metal stand legs, sidewalk, seasonal leaves, or a small potted plant—captured as part of a real cafe exterior.
7. Color balance: apply {컬러 톤} with crisp warm white chalk for structure, pastel yellow/pink/mint/sky-blue accents for highlights, and a deep charcoal-black board base that preserves texture and contrast.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: hand-drawn chalk lettering with bold brush-chalk headers, medium-weight menu lines, small caption text, and visibly varied pressure; mimic casual cafe signage written by hand rather than polished digital type.
- Fonts reference: handwritten Korean chalk style inspired by Hongdae / Yeonnam cafe signage, with playful but readable Hangul proportions; avoid clean sans-serif computer text.
- Color palette: {컬러 톤} plus soft pastel yellow, pink, mint, sky blue, and warm off-white chalk highlights; blackboard base should remain deep charcoal-black with natural powder buildup.
- Border/shadow: use a hand-drawn double chalk border, small corner flourishes, dotted separators, and soft chalk dust halos around letters. Add natural shadow from the board frame and realistic contact shadows on the wall or sidewalk.
- Surface realism: include erased previous-menu traces, chalk crumbs on the ledge, smudged fingertip corrections, slightly uneven line alignment, and tiny scratches on the frame for a photographed storefront feel.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: 35mm lens, f/2.8, straight-on storefront sign framing with mild perspective realism.
- Lighting: overcast diffused daylight or soft shade from upper-left, with gentle ambient fill so the chalk texture is visible without harsh glare; slight reflections on nearby glass are acceptable.
- Color grade: matte black + chalk white + pastel candy accents, slightly muted for a real street-side cafe sign look, with subtle filmic contrast and natural street-environment color.
- Depth and realism: board face remains sharp; surrounding storefront elements may fall slightly softer toward the edges, preserving the feeling of a real photographed exterior menu board.

[6. MOOD]
Editorial storefront-sign aesthetic — like a photographed Hongdae / Yeonnam cafe blackboard menu captured for a design portfolio, warm and approachable, with enough real shop details to feel ready for customers walking by.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: 반드시 아래 문구가 또렷하게 보여야 함: '손글씨 칠판 메뉴판', '카페', '시그니처 메뉴', '가격'.
- Also include readable Korean menu/store microcopy such as '오늘의 추천', 'OPEN 10:00 - 21:00', '서울 마포구 연남로 12', '@daily_cafe', and at least 5 menu items with won prices like '₩4,500' or '4,500원'.
- Keep Korean chalk strokes natural and legible; no broken Hangul, no gibberish characters, no scrambled line order.
- Preserve a realistic chalkboard layout with clear title, menu categories, item list, right-aligned prices, and small bottom contact/address information.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters