SCENIC ENAMEL MAGNET POSTER | Travel Enamel Fridge Magnet Commemorative Poster
Please create a separate, high-quality travel commemorative fridge magnet poster for each travel photo I upload. Each photo should be output individually; do not create multi-image collages, and do not output the production process, packaging, handheld displays, or multiple design versions.
The overall composition should be a 3:4 vertical format. The image is divided into two clear areas: the upper part, approximately 52%, for displaying the physical enamel fridge magnet and text; the lower part, approximately 48%, for high-fidelity preservation of the original travel photo. The two areas are horizontally separated, clean, distinct, and do not overlap.
[Lower Part: High-Fidelity Travel Photo]
The lower part faithfully preserves the uploaded original photo.
Accurately maintain the identity and quantity of subjects, the posture, action, and orientation of people or animals, as well as the structure, observation angle, spatial relationship, true material, natural light and shadow, and original color atmosphere of buildings, terrain, roads, water bodies, plants, and core objects.
Only apply subtle high-end travel magazine color grading and very thin film grain processing to give it the texture of a boutique travel publication and exhibition photography.
The lower part must remain a real photograph and must not be redrawn as an illustration, 3D, enamel, or relief effect. Do not alter subjects, move objects, reshape buildings or terrain, add or remove people, replace skies, mirror, duplicate, stretch, or distort the image.
To fit the layout, the sky, ground, or surrounding environment can be naturally extended, but do not fill with blurred photo copies.
[Upper Part: Refrigerator Door Background]
The upper part is a real matte refrigerator door surface.
The refrigerator door color must be extracted from the main color, environmental color, or the color that best represents the location's character in the current original photo, then moderately darkened and desaturated. Different photos should use different background colors; do not uniformly apply a fixed dark blue.
Depending on the photo, you can choose terracotta red, Douro blue-green, forest dark green, sandstone brown, charcoal gray, deep navy blue, grayish-purple, or other restrained tones that harmonize with the original image.
The background has a subtle powder-coated metal texture, embossed grain, or leather-like tactile feel, which is premium, quiet, and low-reflective, not a solid digital background or smooth gradient.
The refrigerator door base color needs to complement the enamel magnet and create a color echo with the photo below, but it must not blend with the main body of the fridge magnet.
[Enamel Fridge Magnet]
Place a real, tangible, weighty, and thick travel commemorative fridge magnet in the center of the upper part.
The fridge magnet occupies approximately 28%–38% of the upper width, positioned above the title. Use a slight overhead view or a subtle three-quarters angle so that the outer thickness, bevel, and side can be seen.
The fridge magnet should be clearly attached to the refrigerator door via a short, soft contact shadow; it should not appear as a floating icon, flat sticker, or post-applied pattern.
Design the fridge magnet's outline adaptively based on the most recognizable subject, terrain, or architectural relationship from the original photo. It can adopt rounded arch, rounded rectangle, badge-style irregular edges, or form a souvenir silhouette along the subject, but do not use fixed templates like snow mountains, maps, or travel logos.
Compress the photo into an exquisite hard enamel metal relief fridge magnet:
- polished antique brass or warm gold-plated metal outline
- raised metal partitions
- recessed hard-enamel color cells
- beveled outer rim
- visible 2–4 mm physical thickness
- subtle edge highlights
- shallow bas-relief depth
- fine cast-metal texture
- slight handcrafted irregularity
- realistic enamel gloss, not plastic gloss
- soft contact shadow on the refrigerator surface
Use warm gold, antique brass, or dark brass metal lines to divide the enamel color blocks. The metal partitions must be raised, with the colored enamel in slightly lower recessed cells. The outer rim has a complete metal border, bevel, edge highlights, and realistic thickness.
Do not use black comic lines instead of metal partitions. Do not make it a paper sticker, brooch, medal, coin, keychain, resin drip glue, acrylic tag, or flat logo.
[Scene Extraction]
The fridge magnet must be extracted from the same original photo and remain instantly recognizable:
- Retain the most recognizable outline, posture, and direction of the main subject
- Retain the architectural, terrain, road, water body, or plant relationships that define the location
- Retain one to two iconic colors
- Compress complex landscapes into clear color surfaces suitable for enamel craftsmanship
- Remove tiny textures, complex shadows, repetitive buildings, dense vegetation, and irrelevant clutter
- Allow the subject and environment to form a complete small travel scene
It can be generalized and simplified, but do not invent landmarks not present in the original photo, nor add snow mountains, airplanes, maps, compasses, sun, or other generic travel symbols.
[Color Scheme]
Extract 4–8 enamel colors from the current original photo.
Overall, use a low to medium saturation, restrained, and enduring limited color palette. Retain one most recognizable color as a visual focal point, and appropriately generalize, soften, and unify the remaining colors.
Use warm gold, antique brass, or dark brass for the metal border.
The refrigerator door base color must also come from the color relationships of the original photo, but should be deeper, grayer, and quieter than the enamel subject. When processing multiple photos in a batch, select colors independently for each photo to maintain consistent craftsmanship across the entire set while having distinct color differences.
[Text]
Place an accurate English location or theme main title below the fridge magnet:
“[ENGLISH LOCATION OR THEME]”
The main title should be in uppercase, high-contrast classical serif font, with loose kerning, a subtle warm gold color, horizontally centered, and no wider than 70% of the image width.
Below the main title, place a tiny four-pointed star or diamond symbol, with a slender gold horizontal line on each side.
Below that, place a short English subtitle:
“[SHORT ENGLISH SUBTITLE]”
The subtitle should use a smaller uppercase serif font or small caps, with expansive letter spacing.
The text must be extracted from the photo's real location, landscape, or mood, and be short, accurate, and have a sense of travel literature. Do not add years, numbers, brands, logos, URLs, QR codes, watermarks, or superfluous advertising text.
[Overall Aesthetic]
premium travel souvenir design, luxury hard-enamel fridge magnet, antique brass metal, raised metal outlines, recessed enamel color cells, tactile collectible object, adaptive colored textured refrigerator door, museum gift shop souvenir, refined travel editorial poster, restrained serif typography, quiet luxury, authentic handcrafted product photography.
The overall impression should be that of a collectible travel souvenir launched by a high-quality museum shop, boutique travel publication, or independent design brand.
The premium feel comes from real metal craftsmanship, accurate scene extraction, restrained color scheme, physical thickness, and negative space, not exaggerated effects.
[Mandatory Avoidance]
Avoid flat vector icon, ordinary sticker, paper sticker, enamel pin hardware, badge, medal, coin, keychain, acrylic charm, resin dome, plastic toy, rubber magnet, cheap souvenir, cartoon, anime, chibi, kawaii, black comic outlines, flat printed image, fake 3D extrusion, melted metal, gemstones, glossy plastic, neon colors, generic mountain template, invented landmarks, unrelated travel icons, excessive typography, fake branding, watermark, packaging mockup, hand holding the magnet, multiple magnets, multiple photos, collage, distorted source subject.
The most important rule:
The lower part must be a high-fidelity photographic preservation of the original travel photo; the upper part must be a real, tangible hard enamel metal fridge magnet extracted from the same photo.
Metal borders, raised partitions, recessed enamel color cells, beveled highlights, physical thickness, and realistic contact shadows of the fridge magnet adhering to different colored refrigerator doors must be clearly visible. The entire poster must be completed in a single image generation, without code splicing.
