DIY 우드워킹·가구 만들기 클래스

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

[Purpose]
DIY woodworking and furniture-making class poster, vertical A4-style editorial promo for a craft studio.
Designed to feel like a premium workshop flyer that can advertise weekend classes, materials included, handmade furniture projects, a real venue schedule, and an inviting hands-on studio atmosphere.

[Composition]
- Top area (about 15%): {공방·로고} centered as the studio identity, set like a compact atelier masthead with a small date label, thin rule, and studio-credit microcopy beneath.
- Main hero zone (middle 45%): a realistic workshop scene based on {hero 이미지}, featuring wood boards, saw, chisel, hammer, clamps, measuring tape, pencil marks, sandpaper, wood shavings, a workbench, and a small finished stool or side table as the main visual anchor with clear depth.
- Headline block (upper-mid 18%): {헤드라인} placed large and bold, aligned to complement the hero without covering the most important tools; add a short Korean subline and badge-like class label.
- Class info band (lower-mid 14%): {수업 종류} and {일정·가격} stacked in concise brochure-style lines, supported by event details such as date/time/venue, materials included, reservation note, and ticket information.
- Bottom area: sponsor/contact strip with a small barcode or QR-style reservation block, address line, phone/contact line, and decorative dividers inspired by ruler ticks and wood joinery marks.
- Background: warm workshop interior tones, visible wood grain textures, cream paper stock feel, natural tabletop shadows, small practical craft details, and editorial poster layering.
- Use {공방·로고}, {헤드라인}, {수업 종류}, {일정·가격}, {hero 이미지}, {컬러 팔레트}, {비율} placeholders.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Header zone: place {공방·로고} at the top center in a compact logo-like lockup, with Korean + English balance, a small line reading "WOODWORKING CLASS 2026", and a fine divider line beneath.
2. Hero zone: build the central visual from {hero 이미지}, showing handcrafted wood, tools, pencil guide marks, clamps, cut boards, a realistic work surface, and one finished furniture display, framed as polished editorial still-life photography.
3. Title zone: set {헤드라인} in a bold Korean headline treatment, large enough to dominate the upper-middle area while keeping the hero visible; include the supporting line "내 손으로 완성하는 첫 가구" and a small badge "주말 원데이 클래스".
4. Course details zone: present {수업 종류} as a neat multi-item list, using separators, ruler-tick dividers, and small icon-like markers for project types such as stool, shelf, tray, or side table.
5. Schedule/pricing zone: place {일정·가격} near the lower section in a clear info-card rhythm, like workshop brochure metadata; add fixed supporting details "재료비 포함", "초보자 환영", "소수정원 6명".
6. Event details zone: include realistic poster information: "2026.05.23 SAT", "14:00–17:30", "서울 성수동 우드스튜디오", "예약 QR / 현장결제 가능", and "문의 02-000-1842".
7. Sponsor and footer zone: add a bottom strip with "후원 LOCAL MAKER LAB · WOOD MARKET", a tiny page/poster code "POSTER NO. 024", small credit text "photo by studio craft team", and a barcode-style reservation block.
8. Overall layout: maintain a vertically balanced poster hierarchy from logo to hero to class information to footer, with tactile workshop details that make the flyer feel printed, useful, and real.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: Pretendard ExtraBold for the headline, Pretendard Medium and Noto Sans KR Regular for details; headline size should feel poster-large, info text small but crisp and highly legible.
- Color palette: use {컬러 팔레트} with wood brown, warm amber, charcoal, and white; accent with soft cream (#F5F0E8), walnut brown (#7A4E2D), deep charcoal (#2B2B2B), and amber light (#D8A15B).
- Graphic system: use thin ruler marks, joinery-inspired line dividers, small rounded labels, subtle paper grain, and warm printed ink texture; apply {비율} to keep the vertical poster composition consistent.
- Border/shadow: subtle soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity on the hero object and info blocks; thin separators in muted charcoal, with refined craft-poster framing and tactile printed layers.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: Canon EOS R5 commercial still-life look with 50mm or 85mm lens, f/2.8 to f/4, natural perspective with slight depth separation, similar to high-end workshop/editorial product photography.
- Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill from front-right, mild shadow falloff across the wood surface, realistic reflections on tools without glare.
- Color grade: warm cream + amber highlights + natural walnut browns + restrained charcoal contrast, with a slightly matte editorial finish.
- Physical realism: wood grain should show varied fibers, end grain, sawdust, sanding marks, and small imperfections; metal tools should have realistic edges, scratches, and believable scale.

[6. MOOD]
Premium craft-studio editorial — feels like a Kinfolk-style workshop feature mixed with a refined local atelier event poster, warm, tactile, practical, and inviting for beginners who want to build real furniture.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: must appear exactly as written, with no broken characters:
  - "DIY 우드 클래스"
  - {공방·로고}
  - {헤드라인}
  - {수업 종류}
  - {일정·가격}
  - "내 손으로 완성하는 첫 가구"
  - "주말 원데이 클래스"
  - "WOODWORKING CLASS 2026"
  - "2026.05.23 SAT"
  - "14:00–17:30"
  - "서울 성수동 우드스튜디오"
  - "재료비 포함"
  - "초보자 환영"
  - "소수정원 6명"
  - "예약 QR / 현장결제 가능"
  - "문의 02-000-1842"
  - "후원 LOCAL MAKER LAB · WOOD MARKET"
  - "POSTER NO. 024"
  - "photo by studio craft team"
- Layout invariants: poster must remain vertically balanced, with the hero centered and the text hierarchy clearly readable from top to bottom.
- Tools and furniture must look physically plausible, with realistic wood grain, correct proportions, believable workbench scale, and natural workshop surfaces.
- The added event details, reservation block, sponsor strip, and decorative ruler/joinery graphics must support the DIY woodworking class theme without overwhelming {헤드라인} or {hero 이미지}.

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