Use the "Analog Sticker Diary Portrait Poster Style" visual style as the locked visual system.
Create a 9:16 image.
Subject: a quiet young illustrator in side profile with short dark hair
Subject action: listening to music while staring past a rainy cafe window
Product or prop: large cream over-ear headphones with tiny sticker decals
Location: small neighborhood cafe table
Background elements: graph paper, coffee receipt, pastry sticker, pencil, cherry icon, blue ticket stub, tiny time labels, tape marks, and phone charm
Main text: WHAT DID I JUST HEAR
Secondary text: loop 03 / rainy table / back soon
Accent symbol: small flame sticker and blue teardrop marks
Wardrobe style: navy school jacket, soft scarf, casual layered city clothes
Style direction:
A nostalgic analog diary-collage portrait system with a large side-profile illustrated subject,
cream graph-paper background, sticker-like personal objects, distressed orange hand lettering,
and heavy scanned print texture.
Keep visible:
- Preserve the core visual identity: A nostalgic analog diary-collage portrait system with a large side-profile illustrated subject, cream graph-paper background, sticker-like personal objects, distressed orange hand lettering, and heavy scanned print texture.
- Use BACKGROUND_ELEMENTS to control secondary scene details, textures, signage, props, and environmental cues.
- Use a large side-profile or quiet three-quarter illustrated portrait as the anchor.
- Put the subject on cream graph-paper notebook background with faded blue grid lines.
- Surround the portrait with sticker-like personal objects, tiny paper scraps, tickets, food packaging, stationery, charms, numbers, doodles, tape marks, and small hand-drawn icons.
Avoid:
watermark, username, creator ID, platform logo, QR code, app UI, glossy 3D sticker render, clean
vector art, corporate poster, minimalist layout, sterile white background, perfect typography,
luxury editorial photo, photorealistic studio portrait, flat brand ad, low texture, empty
background, plastic digital finish
Do not copy source content, real logos, watermarks, platform UI, QR codes, or exact
reference layouts. Keep the visual system, but change the subject, text, and scene.
