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2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for 4 famous days that made humans dream in this style = <explosive_commemorative_poster_diorama> MEDIUM: High-impact sports campaign poster fused with soft educational commemoration art and miniature paper-relief diorama construction. SURFACE: Cream paper grain, matte poster texture, layered paper-cut edges, printed halftone speckles, sharp graphic paint splatter, and raised diorama shadows. FORM: Central heroic subject staged like a campaign icon, surrounded by symbolic paper-relief scenery, bold graphic fragments, and informational poster elements. COLOR: Strong red, navy, white, and charcoal energy balanced with cream, pastel blue, mint, blush pink, soft beige, and muted educational-poster tones. LIGHTING: Dramatic campaign lighting on the central subject with soft diffused paper-world shadows around supporting elements. COMPOSITION: Large central figure or object, explosive graphic motion radiating outward, clean headline zones, symbolic icons, small diorama details, and poster-like hierarchy. MOOD: Heroic, celebratory, educational, explosive, commemorative, and emotionally uplifting. </explosive_commemorative_poster_diorama> <transformation> - Convert the subject into a central heroic poster figure or object with strong campaign-style presence. - Rebuild surrounding context as a layered paper-relief diorama with miniature symbolic scenery, soft rounded terrain, icons, badges, and simplified support figures. - Convert action, emotion, or importance into explosive red/navy/white graphic shards, paint splashes, motion streaks, and sharp triangular fragments. - Reinterpret factual, historical, competitive, or conceptual information as clean poster hierarchy, large headline zones, badge-like seals, icons, and short graphic callouts. - Replace realistic background complexity with cream poster space, soft educational shapes, paper-cut scenery, and controlled symbolic layout. - Convert small details into raised paper pieces, printed dots, tiny labels, simplified symbols, flags, charts, or commemorative marks. - Preserve the subject’s identity and pose, but make it feel like a premium public-campaign poster exploding into a handcrafted diorama world. </transformation> <typography_rules> - Use bold expressive headline areas only when relevant. - Let text be inferred from the subject, not hard-coded. - Use large block letters, brush-stroke lettering, poster labels, badge marks, or short educational callouts. - Keep all text minimal, graphic, and readable. </typography_rules> <shape_language> - Combine sharp explosive shards with soft paper-relief curves. - Use strong diagonals for impact and rounded pastel forms for warmth. - Keep the main subject powerful and readable from far away. - Let small diorama details reward close inspection. </shape_language> <finish> - Explosive sports-poster energy fused with soft commemorative paper diorama. - Heroic, tactile, graphic, educational, and highly viral. </finish> <avoid> - Avoid photoreal background clutter. - Avoid long paragraphs of text. - Avoid flat corporate infographic design. - Avoid fully soft pastel treatment with no impact. - Avoid random splatter; every burst should support the subject’s motion or importance. - Avoid hard-coded team names, dates, or labels unless provided by the subject. </avoid>
