Minimalist gallery poster with a split-screen photo and textured paper design.
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Minimalist Gallery Poster Art Concept

KKNov 7, 20261234 views

Prompt

Using the uploaded photo, create a 3:4 vertical poster split into top and bottom halves that touch seamlessly, with no white line, gap, or border between them. Top: the original photo, full-bleed. Bottom: a warm off-white textured paper background. The main subject is cut out, enlarged, and centered. Behind it, a thin horizontal rectangle shows a blurred crop of the original scene, and the subject breaks out of the frame (3D pop-out). The subject's base fades softly into the paper with natural particles, shadow, or reflection. Add small uppercase serif text in light grey with wide spacing: 3 short poetic lines at top-left and 2 lines with a "—" at bottom-right. Minimal gallery-poster style, photorealistic.

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Minimalist Gallery Poster Art Concept

A sophisticated vertical gallery poster featuring a seamless split-screen design. The top half showcases a high-resolution photograph, while the bottom half presents an elegant, textured off-white paper background. The central subject is artistically extracted and enlarged, creating a dynamic 3D pop-out effect against a blurred background frame. Finished with minimalist serif typography and soft shadow gradients, this composition blends modern graphic design with photographic depth for a clean, professional aesthetic.

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