K리그·해외축구 매치데이 포스터

프롬프트 원문

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

[Purpose]
K리그·해외축구 매치데이 포스터, 세로형 경기 홍보 비주얼, 소셜 미디어와 전광판 공용.
강한 스포츠 에너지, 실제 경기장 분위기, 경기 정보 가독성을 동시에 살린 editorial poster layout.

[Composition]
- Main hero sits in the upper-middle 52% of the frame, with {hero 이미지} as the dominant focal point and {헤드라인} stacked above or partially overlaying the hero edge.
- {리그·구단} is the main content anchor; keep a strong vertical hierarchy from headline to player action, match identity, schedule, tactical preview, and ticket CTA.
- Background is a dark stadium-night scene with visible floodlight haze, rain mist or grass particles, faint pitch texture, blurred stands, digital scoreboard glow, and crowd-light bokeh for a realistic matchday atmosphere.
- {일정·장소} and {전술·맞대결} should be placed in strong broadcast-style info bands in the lower third, using icons for calendar, clock, stadium pin, and tactical board notes.
- Add realistic poster metadata and event details: small top label “MATCHDAY POSTER”, round label “ROUND 17”, date stamp “2026.05.24”, small ticket cue “티켓 예매 OPEN”, venue cue “입장 90분 전”, and a compact footer line “OFFICIAL MATCH PREVIEW / KICKOFF GUIDE”.
- Include a sponsor / partner area near the bottom with small rectangular logo placeholders, broadcaster tag, QR-ticket box, and tiny terms line, styled as believable event-poster production details without overpowering the match identity.
- Use {컬러 팔레트} consistently across headline accents, scoreline dividers, club tags, info highlights, digital UI marks, and atmospheric light streaks, while preserving a charcoal-dominant sports poster base.
- Respect {비율} as a vertical poster composition suitable for 1024x1536 export.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Top header zone (15%): place {헤드라인} in a bold stacked composition, with the Korean line larger than the English line, centered and tightly tracked for a broadcast-poster feel. Add small supporting labels around it: “MATCHDAY”, “LIVE TONIGHT”, “ROUND 17”, and a tiny issue-style code “MD-2026-05”.
2. Hero zone (upper 52%): render {hero 이미지} as a dramatic football action centerpiece, with a stadium-light rim, flying turf, ball motion cue, sweat/rain highlights, and layered electronic scoreboard glow behind it. Add subtle team-color light trails and translucent tactical arrows around the player.
3. Match identity strip: integrate {리그·구단} as a bold club / league label across the midline or just below the hero, including a small “HOME vs AWAY” marker, crest-like graphic placeholders, and a thin animated-scoreboard divider.
4. Match info zone (lower-mid 18%): place {일정·장소} in a compact, high-contrast strip using crisp separators, calendar/clock/location icons, and ticket microcopy such as “현장 수령 가능” and “온라인 예매”. Keep the date/time readable at a glance.
5. Tactical sub-copy zone (lower 10%): set {전술·맞대결} as a smaller support line, styled like a match preview note with a tiny tactical board diagram, player-position dots, and side labels “KEY MATCHUP” / “PRESSING LINE”.
6. Footer production zone: add a sponsor area, small broadcaster tag “LIVE”, QR-ticket box, page code “POSTER 01”, and micro credit text “Photo by Club Media / Designed for Matchday”.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Black for the main headline; Pretendard SemiBold for info text; optional condensed English in Inter Tight Bold; headline size should dominate the top third.
- Color palette: {컬러 팔레트} plus charcoal #111111, stadium black #0B0D10, electric accent red #E1062C or cyan #2ED8FF depending on team identity, and off-white #F4F6F8 for readable text.
- Border/shadow: thin divider rules in 1.5px, subtle glow on accent text, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 18% opacity on hero silhouette and info blocks.
- Graphic elements: include scoreboard bars, tactical arrows, halftone speed textures, pitch-line geometry, small broadcast bugs, sponsor rectangles, QR-ticket box, and realistic microtext labels.
- Poster realism: add paper-like grain, slight print texture, stadium vapor, motion blur on the ball, and layered light flares that feel like a real match promotion asset.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: 85mm f/1.4 sports portrait look for the hero silhouette, or a 70-200mm telephoto stadium shot compressed for dramatic depth; crisp broadcast-poster sharpness.
- Lighting: stadium floodlights from upper-left and upper-right with a slight rim light behind the player, faint scoreboard glow from the rear, dark ambient fill to preserve silhouette definition.
- Color grade: charcoal base with team-specific accent saturation, cool steel blues in the shadows, controlled red highlights, and high-contrast broadcast-grade finishing.
- Render quality: realistic player fabric texture, boot studs, grass spray, illuminated rain mist, blurred crowd seating, and high-resolution editorial sports compositing.

[6. MOOD]
Premium sports editorial poster — ESPN match promo mixed with UEFA broadcast key art energy and a Nike football campaign finish. The final image should feel like a real club matchday announcement posted on Instagram, stadium LED screens, and ticketing pages.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: must appear exactly as rendered for the chosen match details in {리그·구단}, {헤드라인}, {일정·장소}, and {전술·맞대결}.
- Additional Korean poster text should be short and readable: “티켓 예매 OPEN”, “입장 90분 전”, “오늘의 빅매치”, “전술 포인트”, “현장 수령 가능”.
- Maintain a clear vertical hierarchy: headline at top, hero in the upper-middle, match identity and schedule in the lower third, sponsor / ticket / QR details at the bottom.
- The hero must read as a football match visual, with no human anatomy distortion, no extra limbs, and no broken typography.
- Keep all added labels secondary to the main match information so {리그·구단}, {헤드라인}, {일정·장소}, and {전술·맞대결} remain the most important readable text.

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