东方文化编辑海报 v2

Treat this as a research-and-composition skill with mandatory image generation, not a generic one-prompt “Chinese-style poster” shortcut.

The goal is a contemporary editorial page that uses cultural evidence and material logic: real paintings, historical prints, artifacts, archival photography, calligraphy samples, book pages, material details, or generated reinterpretations that are clearly not presented as archival fact. In Mode A, image generation may create the whole poster with a more expressive image-title fusion. In Mode B, image generation still creates the whole poster, including title placement and typographic composition, but with a calmer publication-cover balance between text field, image evidence, and layout hierarchy.

Read editorial-systems.md before composing.

For short keyword tests, quick batches, "fantasy", "文字创意极简", or outputs intended to match the user-approved sparse text-material examples, also read fantasy-text-minimal.md. That overlay is the default taste layer for fast 1-6 keyword poster batches: one strong material evidence field, one semantic title action, restrained text, one useful interruptor, no fake small text, and no generic Chinese decoration.

When judging taste or running ABC comparisons, inspect v2-tests/selected-triptychs/selected-overview.jpg first. It captures the current approved direction: refined short Chinese titles, a single cultural/material proof, one image-title relationship, and calm editorial space.

v2 defaults from Image 2 testing

These rules supersede earlier broad "fantasy oriental" tendencies.