Câu lệnh tạo ảnh
Create one finished handwritten quote poster on a 1.15:1 landscape canvas. Use warm ivory brush lettering over a nearly black forest green background with softly blurred colored light streaks. Keep the artwork flat and full bleed.
Render this exact text:
"I have tried in my way"
"to be free"
Add this exact small attribution beneath the quote:
"Leonard Cohen · Bird on the Wire"
Typography: create lean, angular Latin brush calligraphy with airy spacing and a natural forward movement. Use warm cream ink, occasional broad loaded entrances, slimmer connecting strokes, dry bristle channels and long fine pointed exits. Keep the words fluent and immediately readable. The stroke weight is lighter than a bold marker headline but still has visible brush pressure. Avoid uniform monoline pen writing, geometric capitals, condensed display lettering or serif headline type. Use flat pigment, without neon glow, outlines, embossing or shadows.
Composition: place the longer first line across the middle, starting around 9 percent of the canvas width and ending around 91 percent. Let its main letter bodies sit roughly between 34 and 45 percent of the image height. Place the shorter second line beneath it, beginning around 35 percent of the width and ending around 76 percent, with the main bodies around 49 to 59 percent of the height. The second line sits slightly to the right of center within the overall balanced group. Allow a few long, delicate descenders and exits to reach towards 67 percent of the height without touching another word or the credit. Keep every stroke comfortably inside the canvas. Place the small source credit centered below the writing near 71 percent of the height in a quiet ivory italic serif. Preserve spacious dark regions above and below.
Background: use an almost black forest green ground with muted blue and cyan light stretching vertically through the middle left. Put dusty rose, mauve and lavender streaks towards the right. Keep the top corners and lower margins dark. The streaks have soft irregular borders, diffuse glow and the feel of a slow photographic exposure through dark glass. Add fine even grain. Do not resolve a stage, performers, equipment or scenery.
Let the contrast between sharp ivory calligraphy and the soft dark light field carry the image. Keep the mood restrained, spacious and lyrical. Do not add a bird, wire, feather, musical note, ribbon, cassette, stars, collage, pixels, extra writing, source creator marks, red seals, dates, copyright footer, logo, watermark, platform UI or outer frame. Output the completed poster with the exact words and attribution.