Multi-Character Editorial Posters

Create a 9:16 high-end multi-character editorial poster about [THEME].

Include 4–7 clearly different characters with distinct ages, roles, personalities, poses, and relationships. Build a believable story around why they belong in the same poster.

Use [VISUAL STRUCTURE: oversized typography / layered bands / geometric cuts / circular composition / freeform collage / irregular portrait grid] as the main graphic system.

Mix large, medium, and small figures using full-body, half-body, close-up, side-profile, and partial crops. Avoid equal-sized people and evenly spaced layouts.

Integrate people directly with typography and graphic shapes through overlap, masking, negative space, cropping, and foreground/background relationships.

Use [COLOR PALETTE] with bold editorial typography. Main title: “[TITLE]”. All visible text in English.

Keep the composition rich, bold, story-driven, and highly designed, with strong thumbnail impact and meaningful information density.

Style: contemporary cultural poster, film ensemble poster, independent magazine, Korean editorial design, European graphic design, realistic editorial photography.

Avoid generic group photos, repeated faces, same-age characters, rigid cards, simple text-image blocks, regular grids, meaningless filler text, corporate poster styling, 3D type, watermarks, numbering, and sparkle symbols.

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