추상 페인팅 무드보드

Original prompt

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

[Purpose]
Abstract color moodboard for editorial presentation, designed as a square graphic poster with layered paint textures, palette swatches, studio annotations, and small printed reference labels.
Gallery-magazine style visual reference board that feels like a curated palette study photographed from a real art director’s table, not a single finished painting.

[Composition]
- Main canvas: full-bleed abstract painted surface occupying most of the frame, with visible brush marks, pigment buildup, dry-brush streaks, scraped edges, paint drag, and tactile canvas or heavy-paper grain.
- Palette chips: small color swatches arranged as a refined secondary row or clustered sample strip, each chip separated by consistent spacing, tiny Korean captions, palette code numbers, and paper-label margins.
- Editorial details: include a small title block reading "추상 컬러 무드보드", issue-style notation such as "VOL.247", date label "2026년 5월호", curator credit "기획: 스튜디오 컬러랩", and tiny texture-note labels like "질감 기록" and "팔레트 샘플".
- Layout balance: one large expressive painted field, one supporting text/label area, one compact swatch zone, and a few realistic art-board details such as crop marks, small tape tabs, registration dots, pencil alignment ticks, or printed sample IDs.
- Use {무드}, {결}, {컬러 팔레트}, {레이아웃}, {타이포}, {결 추가}, {비율} as the configurable visual direction cues.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Base layer: build a textured abstract painting first, using broad opaque strokes, layered translucent washes, visible canvas grain, feathered pigment blooms, and uneven hand-applied paint density across the square composition.
- Color field layer: map the mood into a dominant palette based on {무드}, with 1–2 anchor hues and several supporting tones distributed in large blocks, imperfect gradients, overlapping swaths, rubbed transitions, and visible underpainting.
- Texture layer: emphasize {결} through thick impasto ridges, bristle marks, palette-knife scrapes, cracked dry patches, speckled pigment deposits, and occasional rough areas that reveal underlayers.
- Swatch layer: place small rectangular color chips derived from {컬러 팔레트} in an editorial arrangement; add tiny labels such as "샘플 01", "샘플 02", "톤 기준", "보조색", and concise hex-like or pigment-code marks.
- Typographic layer: apply {타이포} as refined Korean editorial labeling, mixing clean sans-serif captions with small studio-note text; keep the title, date, palette labels, and curator credit legible but subordinate to the painted surface.
- Reference layer: add realistic printed-board information including "MOOD STUDY", "COLOR INDEX", page marker "P.08", a small scale tick strip, and subtle annotation arrows pointing to selected texture areas.
- Finishing layer: add {결 추가} as polished art-book presentation quality, with crisp printed labels, tactile paper fibers, delicate ink registration, and a believable photographed-art-board finish.
- Final framing: maintain {비율} as a centered square composition with rectified overhead perspective, letting the painted field remain dominant while the surrounding editorial marks and labels make it feel like a real curated moodboard page.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, light to regular weight for small notes, medium weight for the title, 18–28px for labels, subtle tracking, with a magazine-reference hierarchy rather than sterile UI text.
- Color palette: use {컬러 팔레트} as the direct swatch set; keep neutrals like warm gray #CFC7BC, off-white #F4F1EA, charcoal #2B2B2B, muted kraft paper, and faint graphite only as supporting anchors when needed.
- Surface details: allow realistic paper fibers, matte pigment granulation, small dust specks, faint pencil marks, label-sticker edges, tiny tape shadows, and natural paint thickness variations.
- Border/shadow: avoid heavy framing; if a sheet edge appears, use a faint paper-edge shadow at 3px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity, with subtle crop marks or printed trim indicators for an art-book production feel.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: overhead flat-lay look as if shot with a Phase One IQ4 and 80mm lens at f/8, perfectly rectified square framing.
- Lighting: soft diffused studio lighting from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from lower-right, controlled highlights on raised impasto ridges, preserving matte paint texture and paper relief.
- Color grade: editorial art-book grade with muted pigment realism, balanced contrast, slightly warm neutral whites, and accurate color separation so the palette remains the main visual statement.

[6. MOOD]
Curated gallery-poster moodboard — like a Kinfolk x ARTnews art direction spread with contemporary studio-paint texture, real printed annotations, palette research details, and tactile working-studio authenticity.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: all visible labels must render clean Korean without broken characters.
- Verbatim Korean strings that must appear correctly: "추상 컬러 무드보드", "2026년 5월호", "기획: 스튜디오 컬러랩", "질감 기록", "팔레트 샘플".
- Composition invariant: the image must remain a square abstract moodboard with one large painted field plus small swatches, title block, date/credit labels, and editorial studio notes; do not turn it into a figurative illustration.

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