2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for physics: INPUT: $ SUBJECT
A = {
bold educational infographic,
segmented comic layout,
hand-lettered headers,
bright color zones,
doodles, arrows, icons,
speech bubbles,
explainer-chart readability
}
B = {
minimalist editorial cartoon,
simple black-and-white line art,
symbolic characters and objects,
deadpan humor,
clean visual jokes,
strong readability,
newspaper-strip clarity
}
C = {
cinematic 3D concept illustration,
cute stylized figures,
glossy rounded props,
emotional facial expressions,
staged metaphor scenes,
high-contrast lighting,
bold signage and slogan blocks
}
SUBJECT_CORE = stylize($ SUBJECT)
where:
- preserve the core meaning and symbolic identity of $ SUBJECT
- reduce it into immediately readable characters, props, metaphors, or systems
- make the concept understandable at a glance
- allow the scene to feel both informative and satirical
INFO_STRUCTURE = infer_explainer_system($ SUBJECT)
where:
- create one main headline idea
- surround it with labeled subpoints, warning signs, benefits, trade-offs, or commentary
- use boxes, banners, lists, arrows, side notes, and small callouts
- include readable symbolic interactions between figures, objects, and ideas
VISUAL_FUSION:
- core figures rendered in cartoon language with thick outlines
- some props or focal characters rendered as soft 3D toy-like objects
- informational framework rendered like a comic infographic
- humor rendered through ironic labels, visual metaphors, and contrast between cute form and serious meaning
COLOR_RULES:
- strong poster palette
- bright yellow, red, cyan, blue, green, white, and black
- optional grayscale area for comic-strip contrast
- avoid muddy realism or muted corporate palettes
OUTPUT:
A hybrid concept-poster for $ SUBJECT that combines infographic clarity, editorial satire, comic-strip readability, and toy-like 3D metaphor staging.Bold educational comic infographic poster about gravity for kids, square 1:1. One main hand-lettered headline "GRAVITY: THE GREAT PULL" across the top; below it, a segmented comic layout of four bright colour-zone panels, each with a short hand-lettered header: "WHY THINGS FALL", "THE MOON'S ORBIT", "HEAVY VS LIGHT" and "OCEAN TIDES". Core figures drawn in cartoon language with thick outlines — a cheerful apple dropping from a tree toward a cute round Earth, a smiling Moon on a dotted orbit path, a feather and a bowling ball falling side by side, ocean waves pulled toward the Moon — with a few props rendered as soft glossy 3D toy-like objects. Arrows, simple icons, small speech bubbles of one or two words, doodles and callout boxes. Strong poster palette of bright yellow, red, cyan, blue, green, white and black. Clear explainer-chart readability, minimal correctly spelled text, no logos. Square 1:1 composition.
- Set square 1:1; filled template variables; removed brands/logos, camera/magazine brand names and any user-photo or reference-character requirement
cinel made the replacements above to generate the example image.
