Thai Street Photo Two-Color Dynamic Screenprint Poster
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Thai Street Photo Two-Color Dynamic Screenprint Poster

Turn the user-provided Thai street photo into a 3:4 vertical top-and-bottom comparison poster: the upper half keeps the real photo, and the lower half is redrawn in black and vermilion as a two-color screenprint with a horizontal sense of speed.

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Create a standalone 3:4 vertical top-and-bottom redrawn comparison poster. The upper half fully preserves the input Thai travel street photo as real photography: do not crop out the subject, do not turn it into an illustration, and do not change its original colors. The lower half distills the street, buildings, stalls, trees, vehicles and people from the same photo and redraws them as a high-contrast two-color screenprint in black and vermilion on off-white paper. Use coarse ink grain, dry-brush edges, slight misregistration of overprinting, wide thick horizontal lines, horizontal drag and speed streaks to express lateral momentum. Preserve the number, poses, clothing, direction of motion and key contours of the people or vehicles; the lower half may change cropping, scale and information density, but must keep the scene recognizable. Use a thin white divider line in the middle. Do not add text, logos, watermarks, original-photo corner marks, AI corner marks or multi-image collage.

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Usage tip: upload a Thai street photo with a complete subject and a clear scene as input. When generating, check that the upper and lower areas come from the same scene, that the number, poses and key contours of people and vehicles remain consistent, and that the divider line, misregistration and prohibited elements meet the requirements.

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