SCENIC ENAMEL MAGNET POSTER | TRAVEL ENAMEL FRIDGE MAGNET SOUVENIR POSTER
Please transform each travel photo I upload into a separate, standalone, high-end travel souvenir fridge magnet poster.
Each photo must be output individually. Do not combine multiple photos into a collage. Do not show the production process, packaging, hand-held presentation, or multiple design variations.
Use an overall 3:4 vertical composition.
Divide the image into two clearly separated horizontal sections:
* Upper section: approximately 52% — displaying the physical enamel fridge magnet and typography.
* Lower section: approximately 48% — preserving the original travel photograph with high fidelity.
The two sections must be cleanly and clearly separated horizontally, with no overlap.
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LOWER SECTION: HIGH-FIDELITY TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPH
Faithfully preserve the uploaded original photograph in the lower section.
Accurately maintain:
* the identity and number of all subjects
* the poses, actions, and directions of people or animals
* the structure of buildings, terrain, roads, water, vegetation, and key objects
* the original camera viewpoint
* spatial relationships and perspective
* authentic materials and textures
* natural lighting and shadows
* the original color atmosphere
Apply only subtle premium travel-magazine color grading and an extremely fine layer of film grain, giving the image the quality of a refined travel publication or exhibition photograph.
The lower section must remain authentic photography.
Do not redraw it as an illustration, 3D render, enamel artwork, or relief.
Do not alter the subjects, move objects, reshape architecture or terrain, add or remove people, replace the sky, mirror the image, duplicate elements, stretch, or distort the photograph.
To adapt the photograph to the composition, the sky, ground, or surrounding environment may be naturally extended where necessary, but never use a blurred duplicate of the photograph as filler.
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UPPER SECTION: REFRIGERATOR DOOR BACKGROUND
The upper section should depict the surface of a real matte refrigerator door.
The refrigerator-door color must be extracted from the dominant colors, environmental tones, or the most location-defining color relationships in the current source photograph.
Then slightly darken and desaturate that color.
Each source photograph should result in a different refrigerator-door color. Do not apply the same fixed dark navy background to every image.
Depending on the source photograph, appropriate tones may include:
* terracotta red
* muted blue-green
* deep forest green
* sandstone brown
* charcoal gray
* deep navy
* dusty gray-purple
* or another restrained color naturally derived from the photograph
The surface should feature subtle tactile material characteristics such as:
* fine powder-coated metal texture
* delicate embossed grain
* softly leather-like tactile texture
The finish should feel premium, quiet, matte, and low-reflective.
It must not look like a flat digital color fill or a smooth gradient.
The refrigerator-door color should visually support the enamel magnet and echo the colors of the photograph below, while remaining sufficiently distinct from the magnet itself.
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ENAMEL FRIDGE MAGNET
Place one physically realistic travel souvenir fridge magnet in the center of the upper section.
The magnet should occupy approximately 28%–38% of the upper section’s width and sit above the title.
Show it from a very slight top-down angle or subtle three-quarter perspective so that the outer rim thickness, bevel, and side walls are visible.
The magnet must appear physically attached to the refrigerator surface through a short, soft contact shadow.
It must not look like:
* a floating icon
* a flat sticker
* a digitally pasted graphic
Adaptively design the magnet silhouette based on the most recognizable subject, terrain, architecture, or spatial relationship in the original photograph.
Possible silhouettes may include:
* a rounded arch
* a rounded rectangle
* an irregular badge-like contour
* a souvenir silhouette following the main subject
Do not reuse a fixed mountain, map, or generic travel-symbol template.
Compress the original photograph into a refined hard-enamel metal bas-relief fridge magnet with the following construction:
* polished antique brass or warm gold-plated metal outline
* raised metal partitions
* recessed hard-enamel color cells
* beveled outer rim
* clearly visible 2–4 mm physical thickness
* subtle edge highlights
* shallow bas-relief depth
* fine cast-metal texture
* slight handcrafted irregularity
* realistic enamel gloss, not plastic gloss
* soft contact shadow against the refrigerator surface
Use warm gold, antique bronze, or dark brass metal lines to separate the enamel color areas.
The metal divider lines must be visibly raised, while the colored enamel sits slightly recessed between them.
The outer perimeter must have a continuous metal border with visible beveling, highlights, and realistic physical thickness.
Do not use black cartoon outlines as substitutes for the metal dividers.
Do not make the object resemble:
* a paper sticker
* enamel pin
* badge
* medal
* coin
* keychain
* resin dome
* acrylic charm
* flat logo
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SCENE ABSTRACTION
The fridge magnet must be derived entirely from the same source photograph and remain instantly recognizable.
Preserve:
* the most recognizable silhouette of the subject
* its pose and orientation
* the key architecture, terrain, road, water, or vegetation relationships that define the location
* one or two signature colors
* the fundamental spatial relationship between subject and environment
Compress the complex landscape into clean, enamel-friendly color regions.
Remove:
* micro-textures
* complicated shadows
* repetitive buildings
* dense vegetation detail
* irrelevant clutter
The subject and environment should become one cohesive miniature travel scene.
Simplification and abstraction are allowed, but do not invent landmarks that are not visible in the source image.
Do not add generic travel symbols such as:
* mountains
* airplanes
* maps
* compasses
* suns
* or any unrelated travel iconography unless they genuinely exist in the original photograph
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COLOR PALETTE
Extract approximately 4–8 enamel colors directly from the current source photograph.
Use a restrained, low-to-medium saturation palette.
Preserve one particularly recognizable color as the main visual focal point, while simplifying, softening, and harmonizing the remaining colors.
Use warm gold, antique bronze, or dark brass for the metal outline and raised partitions.
The refrigerator-door background must also originate from the source photograph’s color relationships, but should be:
* darker
* grayer
* quieter
* more subdued than the enamel magnet
When processing multiple photographs, independently determine the background and enamel palette for every image.
The overall collection should maintain consistent craftsmanship and visual language while showing clear color variation from poster to poster.
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TYPOGRAPHY
Below the enamel magnet, place one accurate English location or theme title:
”[ENGLISH LOCATION OR THEME]”
Use a large uppercase high-contrast classical serif typeface.
The lettering should have generous tracking.
Use a restrained warm-gold color.
The title must be horizontally centered and should not exceed approximately 70% of the total image width.
Below the main title, place a very small four-point star or diamond symbol, with one thin gold horizontal line extending from each side.
Below this ornament, add a short English subtitle:
”[SHORT ENGLISH SUBTITLE]”
Use a smaller uppercase serif typeface or refined small caps with generous tracking.
The title and subtitle should be derived from the actual location, landscape, atmosphere, or emotional character of the original photograph.
They should feel concise, accurate, and subtly literary, like premium travel publishing.
Do not add:
* years
* edition numbers
* brands
* logos
* URLs
* QR codes
* watermarks
* unnecessary advertising copy
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OVERALL AESTHETIC
Premium travel souvenir design, luxury hard-enamel fridge magnet, antique brass metal, raised metal outlines, recessed enamel color cells, tactile collectible object, adaptive colored textured refrigerator door, museum gift shop souvenir, refined travel editorial poster, restrained serif typography, quiet luxury, authentic handcrafted product photography.
The overall result should feel like a collectible travel souvenir released by a:
* high-quality museum gift shop
* premium travel publication
* independent design brand
The premium quality must come from:
* believable metal craftsmanship
* accurate scene abstraction
* restrained color use
* convincing physical thickness
* refined negative space
Do not rely on exaggerated special effects.
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STRICTLY AVOID
Avoid:
flat vector icon, ordinary sticker, paper sticker, enamel pin hardware, badge, medal, coin, keychain, acrylic charm, resin dome, plastic toy, rubber magnet, cheap souvenir, cartoon, anime, chibi, kawaii, black comic outlines, flat printed image, fake 3D extrusion, melted metal, gemstones, glossy plastic, neon colors, generic mountain template, invented landmarks, unrelated travel icons, excessive typography, fake branding, watermark, packaging mockup, hand holding the magnet, multiple magnets, multiple photos, collage, distorted source subject.
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MOST IMPORTANT RULE
The lower section must remain a high-fidelity photographic preservation of the original travel image.
The upper section must contain one realistic, physically tactile hard-enamel metal fridge magnet derived from that exact same photograph.
The following physical details must be clearly visible:
* metal outer rim
* raised metal partitions
* recessed enamel color cells
* beveled highlights
* real physical thickness
* realistic contact shadow showing the magnet attached to the differently col
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