사찰 안내·템플스테이 광고

Original prompt

[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536
- title: 사찰 안내·템플스테이 광고

[Purpose]
Korean temple stay promotional poster for a Buddhist temple information campaign, vertical A4-style ad layout.
Designed to present temple identity, seasonal retreat program details, event information, pricing, reservation path, and cultural-travel atmosphere in a calm but realistic premium tourism-ad format.

[Composition]
- Portrait poster with a balanced editorial hierarchy: atmospheric temple hero image occupies the upper 52% of the frame, headline and subtitle sit across the middle band, and program, schedule, fee, reservation, and sponsor information are stacked in the lower section.
- {사찰명} and {종파표기} appear near the top as the institutional identity line, with a small temple emblem-style lotus graphic, hangul/hanja feeling, and a refined vertical poster grid.
- Background should feel like warm hanji paper with visible fibrous texture, faint ink-wash mountain silhouettes, dancheong pattern strips, lotus petal ornaments, and small paper ticket/QR reservation elements that belong naturally to a temple-stay advertisement.
- The hero scene should include realistic temple details: tiled roof eaves, wooden pillars, stone steps, a pagoda or lotus lanterns, pine forest, early morning mist, and a modest visitor path, while keeping all essential Korean information readable.
- {헤드라인}, {서브카피}, {템플스테이명}, {일정}, {운영기간}, {장소}, {프로그램안내}, {참가비}, {예약마감}, {예약연락처}, {후원협력}, {컬러팔레트}, and {비율} must be clearly structured as separate poster information zones, with visual rhythm created by dividers, stamps, icons, and small ornamental graphics.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Top band (10%): place {사찰명} with {종파표기} as a restrained identity line in Korean calligraphic display style; add a small lotus symbol, thin dancheong-color rule, and issue-like campaign label such as “2026 봄 산사문화 안내”.
- Hero zone (upper 52%): show {히어로이미지} as the main visual anchor, composed like a serene Korean cultural-travel poster with mist, soft daylight, layered trees, temple roofline depth, stone lanterns, lotus lantern strings, and a small wooden wayfinding sign.
- Headline band (mid 13%): set {헤드라인} prominently over a softly textured hanji panel; place {서브카피} below it as a calm invitation line, using antique gold or charcoal contrast and a subtle brush-stroke underline.
- Event detail block (lower 12%): present {템플스테이명}, {일정}, {운영기간}, and {장소} in a poster-style schedule table with small icons for moon/sun, meditation, meal, and tea conversation.
- Program and fee block (lower 11%): present {프로그램안내} and {참가비} in concise stacked lines, using dotted dividers, small lotus bullets, and a dancheong red/green accent label for “체험 안내”.
- Reservation block (bottom 8%): place {예약마감} and {예약연락처} as a clear final callout with a small QR-code placeholder box, ticket-style reservation strip, phone/web icons, and the phrase “선착순 접수”.
- Sponsor/footer band (bottom 4%): include {후원협력}, page-like footer text, and {비율}; style it like a real cultural poster sponsor area with small monochrome partner-name text and thin rules.
- Color system: apply {컬러팔레트} across title accents, dancheong dividers, lotus ornaments, QR/ticket box borders, and small footer labels, while maintaining a warm hanji base and charcoal typography.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: headline in a refined Korean display font such as Noto Serif KR SemiBold or Nanum Myeongjo Bold, body text in Pretendard Medium or Noto Sans KR Medium; use a calligraphic accent only for the temple name and one short seal-like decorative label, not for dense information.
- Layout language: premium Korean tourism poster mixed with temple-brochure practicality; combine a photographic hero, hanji texture panels, small lotus/dancheong ornaments, a schedule table, sponsor/footer area, and reservation QR block.
- Color palette: use warm hanji beige, dancheong red, dancheong green, charcoal black, muted gold, and soft pine-gray; if represented as tones, keep them close to #F2E7D5, #B83B2E, #2F7A57, #2E2E2E, #B08A3C, #6E7666.
- Border/shadow: thin gold or charcoal rules, paper-card shadow with 4px y-offset, 12px blur, about 15% opacity; use realistic printed-poster depth, ink texture, and slight paper grain rather than heavy glossy effects.
- Decorative elements: include temple-appropriate visual details such as lotus motifs, cloud-scroll ornaments, small dancheong corner marks, prayer-bead divider dots, a wooden sign illustration, and a realistic QR placeholder, all integrated with the typography.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: realistic architectural editorial look, 35mm full-frame perspective for a gently wide temple scene, or 50mm standard lens for a balanced poster photograph; keep geometry natural and undistorted.
- Lighting: early morning mist or overcast diffused daylight, soft light from upper-left with faint fill from right, subtle atmospheric haze around the temple roofline, pagoda, pine trees, and lanterns.
- Color grade: warm cream base with muted dancheong red and green, charcoal text, antique gold highlights, soft pine-gray shadows, and natural stone/wood tones; saturation moderate and elegant.
- Print realism: simulate high-quality matte paper, slightly absorbent ink, delicate hanji fibers, crisp Korean type, small footer text, QR block edges, and fine ornamental lines suitable for a 1024x1536 vertical poster.

[6. MOOD]
Premium Korean cultural-travel poster — calm mountain temple air, early morning incense, soft bells, hanji brochure tactility, dignified Buddhist heritage, and practical temple-stay reservation information presented like a refined destination advertisement.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: the following strings must appear exactly and clearly in the rendered image:
  - {사찰명}
  - {종파표기}
  - {헤드라인}
  - {서브카피}
  - {템플스테이명}
  - {일정}
  - {운영기간}
  - {장소}
  - {프로그램안내}
  - {참가비}
  - {예약마감}
  - {예약연락처}
  - {후원협력}
- Include realistic poster microcopy such as “선착순 접수”, “QR 예약”, “체험 안내”, “문의”, and “2026 봄 산사문화 안내” in readable Korean, integrated with the reservation and footer zones.
- Maintain a vertical A4-style poster structure with a dominant temple hero image, realistic tourism-ad details, legible Korean typography, and no distortion of temple rooflines, pagoda shapes, QR block, schedule table, or text blocks.
- Ensure all Korean characters render correctly and remain fully readable, especially small schedule, pricing, sponsor, date, venue, and contact information.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Unauthorized celebrity composites
- Overly glossy AI-smooth surfaces