플라워 클래스·드라이플라워

Original prompt

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

[Purpose]
Korean flower class promotional poster, vertical A4-style editorial layout for workshop marketing.
Designed for social media and offline flyer use, with a premium studio-flower aesthetic, realistic class details, and readable booking information.

[Composition]
- Top brand block: {공방로고} set as a compact atelier masthead near the top-left, with a small English/Korean studio line and a tiny floral glyph.
- Event label and date badge: {행사라벨} and {날짜뱃지} placed near the upper-right as printed poster metadata, using a rounded tag or narrow vertical label.
- Main headline area: {헤드라인} centered in the upper-middle third, large enough to dominate the poster, with {서브카피} directly below in smaller type.
- Hero image placement: {히어로이미지} as the central visual anchor, taking about 42% of the frame, showing real workshop materials such as dried flowers, scissors, twine, kraft paper, ribbon, glass vase, flower tape, and a half-finished bouquet on a wooden table.
- Class information card: {수업종류}, {일정가격}, {장소}, {예약문의}, and {티켓정보} arranged as a structured event-detail block under or beside the hero image.
- Footer sponsor area: {스폰서} shown in a small sponsor/partner strip with simple text logos and a “with” label, clearly separated from the booking details.
- Decorative graphics: use pressed-flower silhouettes, tiny botanical line drawings, tape corners, paper receipt-like labels, and thin divider rules in the palette, supporting the workshop mood without covering any text.
- Palette treatment: {컬러팔레트} applied across background, accents, floral tones, tags, and typography with balanced contrast so the Korean text remains crisp.
- Overall framing: portrait poster layout with elegant editorial alignment, tactile printed-paper feeling, and believable offline flyer density.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Background layer — soft ivory paper backdrop with subtle linen grain, faint scanned-paper flecks, gentle warm tint, and a few realistic paper fibers.
2. Brand header — {공방로고} placed near the top-left or top-center depending on balance, styled like a refined boutique atelier identity with a small flower mark.
3. Poster metadata — {행사라벨} and {날짜뱃지} displayed as small but readable printed labels, similar to an event poster issue/date note.
4. Headline block — {헤드라인} rendered prominently with strong hierarchy, allowing the quote-like phrase to become the emotional center of the poster; {서브카피} appears as a calm explanatory line.
5. Hero visual — {히어로이미지} shown as a magazine-quality floral still life or completed bouquet scene, with realistic dried petals, stems, paper wrap texture, metal scissor reflections, cotton ribbon, and natural object edges.
6. Class details — {수업종류} displayed as a neat workshop list, followed by {일정가격}, {장소}, {예약문의}, and {티켓정보} in a highly legible schedule-card section with small icons such as clock, pin, phone, and ticket.
7. Sponsor and partner footer — {스폰서} placed in a compact footer strip with muted divider lines, sponsor labels, small partner names, and a short “supported by” note.
8. Palette accents — {컬러팔레트} echoed in thin rules, botanical drawings, small stickers, paper tags, pressed-flower shapes, and subtle shadowed layers rather than heavy fills.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for body and details, with a bold Korean serif like Noto Serif KR or Sandoll Myeongjo for {헤드라인}; headline size should be roughly 2.5–3.5x the info text.
- Color palette: use {컬러팔레트} as the dominant scheme, translating it into dusted pink, sage green, ivory #F6F1E8, and charcoal #2F2F2F accents.
- Border/shadow: soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity for paper tags and hero object; thin 1px rules or subtle divider lines in muted charcoal.
- Text treatment: keep Korean text sharp, evenly tracked, and printed-like, with no distortion or decorative masking over important information.
- Detail density: include realistic poster information such as date, time, venue, reservation contact, price, ticket note, and sponsor/partner area so it feels like an actual workshop flyer.
- Decorative treatment: botanical line art, dried flower silhouettes, small paper stickers, and washi-tape corners may appear as atmospheric supporting elements, while preserving hierarchy and legibility.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: medium-format editorial still life look, Phase One IQ4 aesthetic with 80mm lens at f/5.6 for the floral hero; shallow enough separation to feel premium but not blurry.
- Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at about 45°, with a gentle fill from right side and minimal shadow hardness, similar to Kinfolk-style tabletop photography.
- Color grade: muted blush, sage, cream, and charcoal with slightly lowered saturation, clean whites, and warm natural paper tonality.

[6. MOOD]
Premium boutique flower-workshop editorial — Kinfolk magazine spread feel with refined handmade craft sensibility, tactile flower-studio realism, and a calm weekend-class atmosphere.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: 포스터에 {헤드라인}, {서브카피}, {수업종류}, {일정가격}, {장소}, {예약문의}, {티켓정보}, {행사라벨}, {날짜뱃지}가 정확하고 읽기 쉽게 보여야 함.
- Essential rendered phrases must remain clean and legible: “오늘 만든 꽃다발, 오랫동안.”, “주말 14:00·17:00 / 2시간 / 인당 6만~9만원 / 꽃 가져갈 수 있음”, “꽃다발 / 부케 / 드라이플라워 액자 / 화분 / 리스 / 코사지”.
- Layout invariants: vertical A4 poster composition, clear hierarchy from logo to event label to headline to class info, and the hero floral visual must remain the central anchor.
- Include realistic event-poster content: 날짜, 시간, 장소, 예약 문의, 티켓 안내, 후원/협찬 영역이 실제 인쇄 홍보물처럼 배치되어야 함.
- Typography must remain fully legible and clean, with no broken Hangul, no substituted characters, and no overlapping that hides the schedule, venue, or booking text.

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