画像のプロンプト
Create one finished lyric poster on a 1.15:1 landscape canvas. Use expressive yellow English brush lettering over a soft blue and lavender photographic background. Present flat artwork that fills the entire image, with no surrounding frame.
Render this exact text over two lines:
"There is a crack, a crack in everything"
"That's how the light gets in"
Below the quote, add this exact small attribution:
"Leonard Cohen · Anthem"
Typography: draw flowing Latin brush script with loaded entrances, broad downward strokes, slender connecting strokes and sharp tapered exits. Use natural pressure changes and a moderate forward lean. Keep the letter bodies open and the words easy to read. Use brilliant acid yellow as flat opaque ink, with occasional fine dry brush gaps and a few tiny yellow flecks near the quote. Avoid uniformly heavy lettering, condensed display type, monoline pen script, outlines, shadows or neon glow.
Composition: center each line optically. The first line is longer and spans roughly 86 percent of the canvas width, leaving balanced margins around 7 percent. The shorter second line sits centered below it at a similar letter size. Keep the quote in a compact central band, with the first line around 38 to 49 percent of the image height and the second around 50 to 61 percent. Let fine descenders extend naturally without crowding the attribution. Place the credit centered underneath around 64 percent of the height, in much smaller yellow handwriting. Leave the upper third and lower quarter mostly empty. Keep all lettering and flourishes safely inside the canvas.
Background: use medium cornflower and cobalt blue with softly blended lavender and pale pink pools. Place a pale pink lavender glow towards the middle left, cooler blue at the top and upper right, deeper blue near the bottom center and a soft pink lavender area along the lower right. Stretch the diffuse colors vertically into overlapping translucent light streaks. Keep their edges out of focus, with no identifiable scene or hard stripe boundaries. Add fine even photographic grain across the soft color field. Preserve the contrast between crisp ink and a blurred background.
Keep the lettering as the only subject. Do not add a literal crack, beam of light, moon, person, scenery, collage, pixel effects, paper panels, extra text, dates, creator seals, logos, watermarks or platform controls. Output the completed poster with the exact quote and credit.