Use the "Y2K Grunge Hip-Hop Cutout Poster Style" visual style as the locked visual system.
Create a 9:16 image.
Subject: a beatmaker with silver headphones
Subject action: leaning over a portable sampler in a subway corridor
Product or prop: compact sampler with sticker-covered pads
Location: black-and-white tiled subway passage
Background elements: dirty wall texture, torn flyers, photocopy noise, footer panels, arrows, and barcode scraps
Main text: BASS LINE
Secondary text: underground mix
Accent symbol: acid yellow star and black tape strip
Wardrobe style: oversized denim jacket, loose cargo pants, chain necklace, and sticker-cutout photo edge
Style direction:
A Y2K grunge hip-hop magazine collage poster style built from oversized photo cutouts, acid
yellow retro typography, rough black-and-white wall textures, dense editorial footer panels, and
photocopied print noise.
Keep visible:
- Preserve the core visual identity: A Y2K grunge hip-hop magazine collage poster style built from oversized photo cutouts, acid yellow retro typography, rough black-and-white wall textures, dense editorial footer panels, and photocopied print noise.
- Place the subject as a large central photo cutout with an irregular white sticker-like outline.
- Use a dirty black-and-white grunge wall background with BACKGROUND_ELEMENTS worked into the texture.
- Add a bright acid yellow information strip at the bottom with small editorial text reading SECONDARY_TEXT, small inset photo frames, barcode-like graphic elements, and ACCENT_SYMBOL.
- The image should feel like an early-2000s underground music magazine cover, mixtape poster, streetwear flyer, rough scanned print, high contrast, heavy grain, photocopy texture, cyan and magenta print noise, energetic collage layout.
Avoid:
clean minimalist design, luxury editorial style, smooth gradient background, polished corporate
poster, modern sans-serif-only layout, sterile studio lighting, glossy 3D text, empty
whitespace, clean vector illustration, watermark, username, QR code, platform logo, app
interface marks
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.
