Use the "Y2K Mirror UI Scribble Collage Style" visual style as the locked visual system.
Create a 9:16 image.
Subject: a night-shift electronics repair student
Subject action: kneeling beside an open portable synthesizer on a laundromat floor
Product or prop: a cobalt-blue soldering pen and scattered translucent keys
Location: a cramped fluorescent laundromat with stainless washer doors
Background elements: washer reflections, taped receipts, tiny fictional repair-ticket windows, thumbnail strips of circuit boards, one cropped flash-photo inset
Main text: NOISE FIX
Secondary text: select clean signal
Accent symbol: ///
Wardrobe style: oversized charcoal hoodie, silver chain, blue latex fingertip covers, worn black cargo pants
Style direction:
A gritty Y2K photomontage style that combines wide-angle flash photography, floating desktop-
like interface fragments, thick electric-blue marker outlines, hand-drawn graffiti lettering,
and dense analog noise into a chaotic personal-screen collage.
Keep visible:
- A wide-angle flash-photo base layer with exaggerated close foreground scale and compressed room depth.
- Very high visible grain, digital noise, sharpened edges, and slightly dirty scan texture across the whole image.
- A dense collage layout where photo fragments, translucent UI windows, pop-up cards, and small panels float over the scene.
- One thick electric-blue hand-drawn outline or route line wraps around the main subject or cuts through the composition.
- Large white graffiti-like handwritten headline lettering sits near an upper corner, irregular and brushy rather than typographic.
Avoid:
clean vector poster, anime, glossy 3D render, polished fashion editorial, minimal corporate UI,
low noise, smooth studio lighting, exact operating system interface, real app logos, real brand
marks, QR code, username, watermark, copied source text, bathroom mirror selfie, phone covering
face, toothbrush, striped shirt, headset, AirDrop, Finder, desktop dock, captcha puzzle,
recognizable real person
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.
