GPT Image 2.5 长提示词：航空航天人物纪录片海报

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A long hybrid prompt. I used for 4 aerospace legends. Tested with GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst. do this for 4 famous aerospace engineers: INPUT: $ SUBJECT Create a cinematic historical-documentary poster about $ SUBJECT. The central idea: take ONE physical object, structure, ruin, machine, artifact, vehicle, landscape feature, or architectural fragment that can embody the subject, then monumentalize it as the dominant centerpiece. AI must first analyze $ SUBJECT and infer: EVENT_OR_THEME DATE_OR_PERIOD CORE_RELIC LOCATION PEOPLE_INVOLVED SECONDARY_OBJECTS ARCHITECTURE SYMBOLS CONTEXTUAL_DETAILS OPTIONAL_SHORT_QUOTE DIAGRAM_ELEMENTS CORE_RELIC must be the strongest physical metaphor for $ SUBJECT. Examples: revolution → fortress / barricade / broken gate space exploration → helmet / lander / spacecraft political division → wall / checkpoint industrial disaster → damaged machine / structure scientific discovery → apparatus / specimen war → fortification / vehicle / ruined structure social movement → sign / monument / public structure ──────────────────────────────── COMPOSITION Build the image like an archival museum reconstruction. TITLE DATE tiny technical annotations PEOPLE ↗ ↑ ↖ ┌─────────────────┐ │ │ │ MONUMENTAL │ │ CORE RELIC │ │ │ └─────────────────┘ crowds / machines / terrain faint contextual drawings The central object should occupy approximately 55–75% of the visual mass. Tiny human figures should interact with it: climb inspect build destroy repair excavate celebrate observe document transport assemble Scale contrast is essential. The relic feels enormous; people feel historically small. ──────────────────────────────── VISUAL LANGUAGE hybrid of: 19th-century documentary engraving + museum reconstruction photography + architectural blueprint + archaeological survey + historical atlas + editorial history poster The central object itself may appear highly realistic and tactile. Surrounding information is rendered more delicately: thin drafting lines measurement marks crosshairs circles grids faint maps ghost elevations technical silhouettes diagram arrows tiny captions Do NOT make this look like a modern infographic. It should feel like a recovered archival plate. ──────────────────────────────── MATERIAL Use historically appropriate physical texture: stone rust concrete steel dust wood earth fabric paper ash paint metal corrosion Show age honestly: scratches weathering fractures chips erosion oxidation dust stains ──────────────────────────────── COLOR Mostly restrained: warm ivory aged paper charcoal sepia stone gray rust brown faded black Allow ONE historically meaningful accent color when useful: flag color paint graffiti uniform symbolic marker Keep saturation low. ──────────────────────────────── BACKGROUND Warm archival drafting-paper field. Very faint: coordinate grids engineering circles topographic lines maps elevations date marks annotation blocks These elements should nearly disappear into the paper. ──────────────────────────────── TYPOGRAPHY Top-left or upper corner: THE / $ TITLE or $ TITLE Below: DATE / ERA Optional micro-copy: 2–5 short lines summarizing the historical meaning. Typography: elegant archival serif small caps museum-catalog restraint generous tracking Never use oversized contemporary display typography. ──────────────────────────────── ADAPTIVE RULE If $ SUBJECT has no obvious ruin or physical object, AI must invent the most historically credible physical metaphor rather than creating an abstract diagram. Examples: DEMOCRACY → assembly hall / ballot box / public square INTERNET → monumental server rack / cable junction RENAISSANCE → workshop / printing press / architectural fragment AI REVOLUTION → monumental computation apparatus ──────────────────────────────── FINAL FEEL historical solemn tactile museum-quality documentary monumental research-driven One dominant physical relic, many tiny human narratives, almost invisible technical drafting information, and a sense that history has been physically excavated. No cartoon styling. No glossy CGI. No generic infographic boxes. No excessive text.