인디·신인 앨범 자켓

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[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1024

[Purpose]
Indie and rookie artist album jacket, square cover art for streaming platforms and digital music release.
Create a realistic, emotionally layered LP/EP jacket aesthetic with tactile print details, artist identity, release information, and a believable Korean indie label design system.

[Composition]
- Square album cover with {비주얼} as the main visual occupying about 60–70% of the frame, composed like a finished streaming cover and physical record sleeve artwork.
- Use {장르·아티스트} as the conceptual anchor, with {컨셉} expressed through symbolic composition, light, surface marks, and small production details that feel connected to the artist.
- {비주얼} should remain the focal element while being surrounded by believable album-jacket information: artist name, album title zone, small catalog code, release date, label credit, and short track-list fragments.
- Background treatment: deep toned surface with visible tactile texture, such as grainy paper stock, matte vinyl ink, risograph speckles, folded sleeve scuffs, faint dust, soft gradient wash, or hand-scanned print marks depending on {컬러}.
- Typography area: integrate {타이포} as a clear title or artist mark, with supporting Korean microtext such as “첫 번째 EP”, “2026.05.01 발매”, “SIDE A”, and “서쪽방 레코즈”.
- Add realistic sleeve details: tiny spine-style text along one edge, a small barcode-like rectangle or catalog-number block, compact credit line, and 2–4 short track titles placed in a tasteful album-cover layout.
- Keep the overall framing balanced and editorial, with the density of a real indie release package rather than a plain concept mockup.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Main visual block — Place {비주얼} in the central field, scaled to dominate the composition with deliberate cropping, tactile edges, and designed interaction with the surrounding album text.
2. Concept layer — Encode {컨셉} through abstract cues such as silhouette, texture, light falloff, environmental hints, handwritten markings, sticker residue, sleeve creases, or subtle object traces related to the mood.
3. Color treatment — Apply {컬러} as the dominant palette logic, using one strong accent color against a dark base, with vintage-modern contrast, controlled saturation, and realistic print behavior.
4. Typography block — Integrate {타이포} with a primary title/artist lockup and secondary lines: “첫 번째 EP”, “오늘의 파도”, “2026.05.01 발매”, “트랙 01 밤의 온도”, “트랙 02 느린 새벽”, “CAT. NO. IR-026”.
5. Album mood layer — Blend the full frame into a cohesive indie jacket structure, making the final piece feel like a curated record sleeve with real release metadata, not a generic poster or advertisement.
6. Surface finish — Add subtle paper grain, faint print noise, matte coating texture, slight misregistration, tiny ink spread, sleeve corner wear, and scan-like dust to reinforce {결} and avoid sterile digital smoothness.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean, paired with a clean grotesk or condensed sans for English; weight 500–700 for title, 300–400 for subtext, with tight but readable sizing.
- Color palette: follow {컬러} with dark charcoal, near-black, muted navy, deep brown, coral accent, cyan accent, or antique gold highlights; keep palette focused to 2–4 primary tones while allowing print texture variation.
- Cover information system: include a small artist/title credit, release date label, catalog number, tiny label imprint, compact track-list snippet, and spine/edge text such as “{장르·아티스트} / 첫 번째 EP / IR-026”.
- Graphic accents: allow one or two tactile graphic elements such as a translucent price sticker, small punched registration dot, torn paper strip, handwritten Korean note, or barcode-area rectangle if they support {컨셉}.
- Border/shadow: use a soft vignette or thin perimeter shadow, 10–15% opacity, with subtle print-edge softness, corner rubbing, and matte sleeve depth rather than hard framing.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: editorial still-life look shot on a Canon EOS R5 with an 85mm f/1.4 lens, shallow depth feel, centered composition, album-cover clarity.
- Lighting: controlled studio softbox at 45° from upper-left with a very light fill from right; keep shadows smooth and readable, with natural paper sheen, soft sleeve texture, and no harsh glare.
- Color grade: muted charcoal base with one accent hue, slightly desaturated, analog print-like contrast, and a faint film grain finish.
- Rendering quality: make the cover feel physically printed and photographed or scanned, with believable ink density, micro-scratches, dust flecks, and crisp but human-designed Korean typography.

[6. MOOD]
Indie record label cover — Quiet luxury meets underground zine and modern Korean music editorial, like a refined Kinfolk x Aesop x contemporary album sleeve hybrid with the tangible feeling of a newly released Korean rookie artist EP.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구: "한글 정확"
- Render Korean cover text accurately where used: "첫 번째 EP", "오늘의 파도", "2026.05.01 발매", "트랙 01 밤의 온도", "트랙 02 느린 새벽", "서쪽방 레코즈".
- Layout invariants: maintain a square album-jacket composition, keep {비주얼} cleanly centered or deliberately offset with clear intent, and ensure {타이포} plus all release metadata remain legible without overlapping key visual details.
- Preserve {장르·아티스트}, {컨셉}, {비주얼}, {컬러}, {타이포}, {결}, and {비율} as the guiding inputs for subject, palette, texture, typography, and composition.

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