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Lunch Break Retro Food Poster
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Prompt
Create a bold retro food-editorial poster using the attached person’s photograph.
INPUT
• Name: [Your name]
• Person: Use the attached personal photograph.
• Format: 9:16 portrait.
IDENTITY
Preserve the supplied person’s recognizable face, skin tone, age, hairstyle, and defining features. Use the design reference only for composition. Adapt the person into the scene without copying the reference model’s identity.
CONCEPT AND COMPOSITION
Combine monumental typography with a relaxed lunch moment. Use a vivid tomato-red textured background and warm golden-yellow graphics.
Place enormous, tightly stacked yellow lettering reading:
“LUNCH”
“BREAK”
Use an extremely heavy condensed sans-serif. Let the letters nearly touch the side edges and occupy the upper-middle canvas.
Place the person in the lower half, overlapping the lower headline. Show them seated at a small mustard-yellow table with a generous plate of crisp golden fries in the foreground.
Dress them in an open warm-ochre casual shirt over an ivory top. One hand rests naturally beside the plate; the other holds a fork with a single fry near the mouth. Use a relaxed expression and a slightly downward gaze. Maintain accurate hands and believable utensil contact.
Add a thick, irregular golden-yellow cutout silhouette behind the person, following the shoulders and hair with a slight offset.
PERSONALIZED TEXT
At the upper left, add “[Name]’s lunch break” in elegant italic serif lettering. Replace the placeholder with the supplied name, automatically adjusting its size.
At the upper right, add two compact lines:
“GOOD FOOD”
“GOOD MOOD”
Do not invent opening hours, social handles, restaurant names, or offers.
FINISH
Use warm editorial photography, realistic food texture, gentle print grain, and subtle paper wear. Keep the face and fries sharp. Preserve generous red space above the headline.
Output the completed poster only. No logos, watermark, extra fingers, duplicated utensils, or unrelated products.









