Designs a polished marketing poster for your product, service or event: a strong headline of up to 8 words, an urgent subheading, a 2-3 color palette, a refined font pairing, a clear visual path, generous white space and a bold CTA, sized for print or digital.
Design a professional event flyer in 4:5 format for [event name]. Details to include: [date], [time], [venue], [speaker], [CTA] Hierarchy 1. The event name is the most prominent element. 2. The main attraction comes next. 3. The practical details come last. Design - A structured grid - Bold typography and generous spacing - One single focal point - Style: [corporate / luxury / tech / music] Avoid: random icons, fake QR codes, clutter, generic stock images, heavy shadows.
Subject: the cinematic marketing campaign of [MOVIE / GAME / SERIES], premium quality, shown as a complete entertainment branding presentation. Assets to include: - posters: main theatrical poster, IMAX poster, character posters - streaming platform artwork - outdoor: billboard advertisement, bus stop campaign - print: magazine cover, Collector's Edition cover - digital: social media campaign, YouTube thumbnail, digital display banners - merchandise collection Style: a Hollywood studio marketing presentation that unites cinematic storytelling with world-class visual design. Lighting and color: dramatic cinematic lighting, rich color grading. Design: epic typography, high-end composition. Rendering: premium materials, hyper-realistic visuals, commercial photography of blockbuster quality. Presentation: a case study of Behance quality. A polished campaign for an entertainment title, with the creative direction and production value you would expect from a global film studio.
Make a bold typography poster in 4:5 on [topic]. Text - Main statement: "[statement]" - Supporting text: "[details]" Design - Typography is the main visual: play with scale, weight, spacing, alignment and negative space. - One or two typefaces only, set on a clean editorial grid. - Colours: background [background], text [text], accent [accent] Avoid: emojis, glow, fake 3D lettering, random icons, decorative filler.
Design a cover for the book "[book title]" by [author name]. Brief - Genre: [genre] - Target reader: [audience] - Central theme: [theme] - Desired mood: [mood] Concept - Express the subject through a single memorable visual idea, never through several ideas competing with each other. - Treatment: [photography / illustration / abstract / typographic] Text (in quotation marks) - Title: "[title]" - Subtitle: "[subtitle]" - Author name: "[author]" Typography and hierarchy - Typefaces that reflect [genre / period / tone]. - A clear hierarchy among title, subtitle, author name and imagery. Output: the complete front cover, plus a simpler version for thumbnails. Check that the title is still legible when the thumbnail is reduced to a small size. Avoid: obvious clichés of the genre shown literally, crowded imagery, symbols that are not needed, and typography that fights with the main concept.
Design a cinematic book cover for a thriller. Title: "[book title]" Author: [author name] Visual centerpiece: [character / location / symbolic object] Mood and look: - dramatic shadows - rain or mist in the air, only where it suits the scene - restrained color grading - strong visual tension - one single, clear focal point Typography: bold and readable, with a professional hierarchy between the title and the author's name. Readability: the cover must keep its impact when shrunk to a thumbnail. Avoid: generic crime clichés, overdone effects, distorted anatomy, unreadable text.