Retro Risograph Sofa Character Poster
[Character], preserve their signature hairstyle, clothing silhouette, main colors, and identity accessories, and reinterpret them as a naive, hand-drawn indie illustration.
Naïve Hand-drawn Illustration × Lo-fi Editorial Design × Riso Print Texture × Indie Zine Aesthetic.
Minimalist cartoon form, moderately exaggerated, loose body proportions, long irregular limbs, simplified facial features, and a natural pose that looks casually sketched.
Black marker-drawn outlines, varying line thickness, slight wobble, repeated strokes, and occasional gaps. Large areas of incomplete flat color, rough risograph grain, random unprinted patches, dry-brush scratch textures, and naturally hand-drawn color-block edges.
4:5 portrait-format indie magazine poster, warm off-white paper background, with a sofa in the center drawn from rough light-blue shapes. The character lounges on the sofa in a relaxed pose suited to their personality, limbs naturally extended and body slightly exaggerated. Arrange only a few everyday objects around them that suit the character’s identity, keeping their outlines loose, simple, and hand-drawn.
At the top, use very large, freely handwritten brick-orange English lettering to create a short title suited to the character’s personality and mood. Interweave a casual black English phrase in the center, and place small retro sans-serif explanatory text at the bottom. The copy should be lighthearted and humorous, with a touch of absurdity and self-deprecation.
Use a restrained palette of warm off-white, light sky blue, brick orange, and ink black, with small accents of the character’s signature colors.
Keep the image flat, with loose spatial perspective and vivid hand-drawn marks, evoking the aesthetic of a low-fidelity indie publication, retro risograph printing, and a laid-back daily-life comic.
In the lower-right corner, tiny handwritten voxCAT and a small lapis-blue dot.
LanguageAI translation
LicenseRights reserved by the author
PublishedNovember 9, 2026
