Posters & Magazine Covers
Okay Cut-Out Face Collage
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Prompt
Create a playful typographic reaction poster using cut-paper fragments of the attached person’s face.
OPTIONAL INPUTS
• Personal photograph: [Optional]
• Main word: [“OKAY”]
• Aspect ratio: [4:5 portrait]
IDENTITY
Use the supplied person’s recognizable eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, skin tone, and headwear where applicable. If no portrait is supplied, create an original adult wearing a pale-sage bucket hat.
This is a paper collage of one person, not a combination of different faces.
COMPOSITION
Use a clean warm-ivory background with generous negative space.
Across the middle, set “OKAY” in enormous vermilion-red condensed display letters. Give each letter a slightly irregular cut-paper shape and subtle rotation, while preserving immediate readability.
Place the hat and a small portion of the upper head behind the top of the letters.
Cut out two separate eye-and-eyebrow fragments and one mouth fragment from the same portrait. Add narrow ivory paper borders and soft offset shadows.
Arrange the eyes across the upper-middle lettering and the mouth below them, creating one coherent skeptical expression. Keep the eyes glancing in the same direction.
Let a small central nose fragment connect the facial arrangement where needed. Avoid showing a second complete face underneath.
PAPER DETAIL
Use angular hand-cut edges, shallow paper thickness, fine print grain, and restrained shadow separation.
Keep the photographic fragments recognizable and the overall facial spacing believable. Do not duplicate eyes or stretch the mouth.
CAPTION
Below the collage, add two short lines in small red condensed type:
“I HEARD YOU.”
“MY FACE HAD A FOLLOW-UP.”
Maintain sufficient size for readability and ample space below.
Preserve the reference’s red word, isolated facial fragments, wry expression, and sparse ivory layout. Vary the cut edges and letter shapes.
Output one finished poster without logos, copied signatures, heavy 3D extrusion, or watermarks.
