09/08/2026
【復古風直條紋帶風格化混搭模板】
以下提示詞可以放到常用的AI中設置成模板，原模板為國外網友提供，我用Meta/ Gemini / ChatGPT試做，ChatGPT在這個風格中表現最好。若各位AI玩家有使用Midjourney 或Stable Difussion，或許可以表現更好，模板如下:
Retro Editorial Collage — Master Template
VARIABLES
[SUBJECT] = adult fashion portrait
[SUBJECT POSITION] = centered, slightly right-weighted
[PORTRAIT STYLE] = premium editorial photography
[EXPRESSION] = calm, neutral, self-assured
[PRIMARY THEME] = ocean (可自由替換，例: botanical archive)
[SECONDARY THEME] = marine life (可自由替換: 例: honey garden)
[ENVIRONMENT] = rugged coastline (可自由替換: 例: overgrown European greenhouse)
[PRIMARY COLOR] = burnt orange (可自由替換)
[SECONDARY COLOR] = deep teal (可自由替換)
[NEUTRAL COLOR] = warm cream (可自由替換)
[ACCENT COLOR] = faded coral pink (可自由替換)
[COLLAGE ELEMENT 01] = translucent jellyfish (可自由替換)
[COLLAGE ELEMENT 02] = coral (可自由替換)
[COLLAGE ELEMENT 03] = seashell (可自由替換)
[COLLAGE ELEMENT 04] = seaweed (可自由替換)
[COLLAGE ELEMENT 05] = ocean landscape (可自由替換)
[GRAPHIC STYLE] = 1970s retro editorial geometry
[TEXTURE] = matte print grain
[FORMAT] = vertical 4:5 editorial poster
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MASTER PROMPT
Create a premium retro editorial collage portrait combining high-fashion photography, analog print design, surreal marine imagery, and 1970s graphic composition.
The artwork should feel like a sophisticated independent fashion magazine cover or art-direction campaign rather than a conventional portrait.
The image must combine:
human portrait + vertical collage + environmental photography + geometric shapes + analog print texture
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1. SUBJECT SYSTEM
Feature:
[SUBJECT]
Composition:
- front-facing or subtle three-quarter portrait
- upper-body framing
- shoulders visible
- subject placed near the center
- slightly asymmetric visual weight
- calm editorial expression
- minimal posing
- direct but relaxed presence
Rendering:
- realistic natural skin
- soft warm highlights
- subtle texture
- restrained retouching
- editorial studio photography
- no exaggerated glamour lighting
- no fantasy styling
The person must remain the strongest visual anchor.
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2. SPLIT-COLLAGE SYSTEM
The defining visual device is a vertical collage strip passing through the subject.
Create a narrow-to-medium vertical rectangular strip positioned around the left-center of the composition. The central vertical area from top to bottom:
The strip should overlap:
- part of the face
- one shoulder
- part of the torso
Inside this vertical strip, create an underwater surreal collage containing:
- [COLLAGE ELEMENT 01]
- [COLLAGE ELEMENT 02]
- [COLLAGE ELEMENT 03]
- [COLLAGE ELEMENT 04]
The strip should feel like another visual reality cutting through the portrait.
Use partial transparency and layered blending so that the underlying anatomy remains visually connected.
The effect should feel editorial and surreal, not like a simple split-screen.
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3. MARINE COLLAGE SYSTEM
Transform the full-height vertical collage strip into a surreal transparent ice-core archive.
The strip should feel like a monumental vertical section extracted from ancient glacial ice.
Inside the ice-core world, embed different frozen layers:
top:
large translucent frozen jellyfish
upper section:
suspended ice crystals and microscopic fractures
middle:
trapped ancient air bubbles and translucent frozen organisms
lower-middle:
floating fractured ice pieces
bottom:
dense crystalline structures and compressed glacial textures
Use layered transparency so the subject remains partially visible beneath the frozen material.
The strip should feel like thousands of years of frozen memory
compressed into one continuous vertical column.
Do not make the underwater elements too glossy or digitally perfect.
Use different scales, transparency, depth, and cropping so the strip feels like one continuous visual world rather than a collection of separate objects.
Some elements may extend slightly outside the vertical strip
and overlap the main subject.
They should feel like archival scientific photography collaged into a magazine layout.
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4. BACKGROUND SYSTEM
Use:
[PRIMARY COLOR]
as the dominant flat background.
Overlay geometric windows containing:
[ENVIRONMENT]
Use landscape crops such as:
- rocky coast
- waves
- distant mountains
- sea horizon
- cliffs
These landscape images should appear inside geometric masks rather than as one continuous background.
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5. GEOMETRIC LANGUAGE
Use large-scale 1970s editorial geometry.
Primary shapes:
- circles
- semicircles
- quarter circles
- vertical rectangles
- horizontal blocks
- narrow line clusters
Recommended placement:
Top center:
large deep-teal circle behind head
Upper left:
cream semicircle
Upper right:
cream quarter-circle
Middle right:
large circular coastal-photo window
Middle left:
large circular or semicircular landscape crop
Bottom:
partial circles or curved color blocks
Add several sets of thin parallel black lines as graphic accents.
Shapes should feel bold, flat, and architectural.
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6. COLOR SYSTEM
Use a restrained palette.
Primary
[PRIMARY COLOR] — burnt orange
Dominant background tone.
Think:
terracotta
rust
sun-faded orange
vintage print orange
Avoid neon orange.
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Secondary
[SECONDARY COLOR] — deep teal
Use for:
- large geometric circles
- marine elements
- ocean photography
- small rectangular accents
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Neutral
[NEUTRAL COLOR] — warm cream
Use for:
- semicircles
- negative-space geometry
- sun-like shapes
Avoid pure white.
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Accent
[ACCENT COLOR] — faded coral pink
Use sparingly on secondary geometric shapes.
Suggested ratio:
50% burnt orange
20% teal
15% portrait / skin tones
10% cream
5% coral pink
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7. PHOTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM
The portrait and landscapes should share a consistent analog photographic treatment.
Use:
- subtle film grain
- soft contrast
- warm highlights
- slightly muted saturation
- lifted blacks
- faded shadows
- gentle print texture
- natural skin
- slightly aged editorial photography
The final image should resemble a high-quality scanned art magazine.
Avoid:
- HDR
- hyper-sharp digital photography
- excessive skin smoothing
- glossy CGI rendering
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8. LAYERING SYSTEM
The image should contain approximately five depth levels:
Background color
↓
Geometric shapes
↓
Landscape photo masks
↓
Portrait
↓
Marine collage strip
↓
Fine graphic lines / print texture
Some elements may intentionally intersect.
Do not keep everything separated into clean boxes.
The sophistication comes from controlled overlap.
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9. COMPOSITION SYSTEM
Vertical editorial composition.
Subject occupies roughly:
50–65% of the canvas height.
Face positioned near:
upper-middle center.
Central vertical panel length: 100% from top to bottom; width: 30%.
Use asymmetric balance.
Do not center every circle or graphic element.
Large shapes should extend beyond the canvas edges.
This creates the feeling of a cropped magazine spread.
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10. PRINT DESIGN SYSTEM
Apply subtle analog imperfections:
- matte paper grain
- slightly faded ink
- soft halftone texture
- faint photographic grain
- restrained color bleeding
- very subtle misregistration
- vintage offset-print character
Keep the result premium.
It should not look dirty or distressed.
Think:
1970s art-direction archive × contemporary luxury editorial.
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NEGATIVE DIRECTION
Avoid:
- obvious Photoshop cutout edges
- generic double exposure
- cyberpunk aesthetics
- neon colors
- fantasy glowing backgrounds
- overly busy collage
- excessive text
- modern UI elements
- 3D geometry
- cartoon rendering
- glossy commercial-advertising look
- perfectly symmetrical composition
- generic fashion magazine typography
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QUALITY TARGET
Premium fashion editorial.
1970s graphic-design influence.
Analog photography.
Surreal marine collage.
Minimalist geometry.
Museum-poster quality.
Sophisticated asymmetry.
Warm vintage print palette.
Strong art direction.
The finished image should feel like:
an archival 1970s editorial poster rediscovered and reinterpreted by a contemporary fashion art director.
