#پرامپت #گلدوزی

Turn each uploaded photo into a separate, independent, premium design poster, one image per poster, without combining or collaging the photos together. Use an overall 3:4 vertical composition, with the top and bottom sections strictly equal in height, each occupying exactly 50% of the canvas.

Upper Half: Original Photograph

Preserve the original photograph, maintaining the subject's identity, structure, pose, realistic textures, natural lighting and shadows, and original color atmosphere. Apply only subtle, sophisticated color grading to achieve the aesthetic of an art magazine or independent publication. The environment may be naturally extended to fit the canvas, but the subject must not be stretched, distorted, or altered.

Lower Half: Embroidery Collage / Hand-Stitched Poster

Extract only the most recognizable elements of the subject, including its silhouette, pose, hairstyle, clothing, props, and narrative relationships. Reconstruct these elements as an embroidery-style collage or hand-stitched poster. Do not reproduce the original scene or retain the entire background and all its details. Keep only the most essential visual elements that make the image memorable.

The style must clearly and immediately communicate embroidery and patchwork. It must not look like a delicate illustration. Construct the subject from large fabric patches stitched together with thick thread. Clearly show appliqué embroidery, patchwork, frayed fabric pieces, exposed thread ends, uneven fabric edges, stitched borders, and visible stitch paths.

Use enlarged backstitches, chain stitches, running stitches, and cross-stitches. The stitches must be thick, relatively sparse, and visibly spaced apart, so that the fabric-and-thread construction remains recognizable even from a distance.

Small buttons, fabric labels, and stitched tags may be added in selected areas, but use them sparingly.

Composition and Negative Space

The lower half should center on generous negative space with a warm white, ivory, or light linen fabric background. Keep the main subject relatively small. It may be asymmetrically positioned, placed close to an edge, or partially cropped. When in doubt, include less rather than filling the entire space.

Retain only a very small number of essential background elements, ensuring they never form a competing focal point.

Color Palette

Keep the color palette strictly restrained: use only 2–3 main colors, plus dark gray or black stitching and a warm white fabric background.

If the original image contains complex colors, deliberately discard most of them and retain only the most essential color combination associated with the image. The overall palette should be low-saturation, cohesive, clean, and warm, with an authentic handmade quality.

A small amount of label-style text, a date, a number, or a short handwritten phrase may be added subtly within the negative space.

Overall Aesthetic

Rustic, handmade, vintage, soothing, quiet, and collectible, with the character of a carefully crafted textile art piece.