Dialect Pictogram Poster - Tono Series AI Image Prompt
A dialect pictogram poster in the style of a minimal Japanese infographic poster, clean white background, bold monochrome cobalt-blue vector icons, flat design, geometric sans-serif typography, balanced spacing, centered composition, modern museum-poster aesthetic. Topic: regional Japanese dialect words rendered as pictograms. Region: {argument name="region name" default="TONO REGION"}, Series: {argument name="series title" default="NIPPON HOGEN COLLECTION"}. Canvas orientation: landscape, aspect ratio 16:9. Header: 3 lines: "TONO REGION" (small uppercase with thin horizontal divider lines on both sides), "NIPPON" (very large uppercase, wide tracking), "HOGEN COLLECTION" (medium uppercase, wide tracking). Layout: grid of 3 rows x 7 columns (21 items) positioned center to lower center, evenly spaced. Row 1 labels: Erai, Yattokame, Chinchikochin, Tokkintokkin, Maika, Waya, Zaisyo. Row 2: Keya, Gougawaku, Gyouyousan, Beda, Senchi, Kashiwa, Tsure. Row 3: Ozeena, Yozappai, Arayou, Gooshimashite, Shante, Namakura, Kasasu. Icons: Erai: a hunched person walking with bent knees and a small puff symbol behind them suggesting exhaustion or strain; Yattokame: 2 simplified people facing each other, each with one raised hand, with small motion marks above; Chinchikochin: a round sun-like circle with short radiating lines around it; Tokkintokkin: a very sharp tall triangular spike with 3 short accent lines on the right; Maika: a person shown from the waist up with one open hand extended outward as if inviting or offering; Waya: a tangled scribble knot, circular and chaotic; Zaisyo: a simple house silhouette with chimney and centered doorway; Keya: an upright open palm hand symbol; Gougawaku: an angry face with furrowed brows and steam-puff marks on both sides of the head; Gyouyousan: 6 solid circles arranged in a compact triangular cluster, 1 at top, 2 in middle, 3 at bottom; Beda: a medal or ribbon badge with the number 3 centered inside a circle; Senchi: a western-style toilet silhouette in side view; Kashiwa: a chicken in side profile standing upright; Tsure: 2 shoulder-to-shoulder people icons with a small looped mark near the right figure indicating connection or companionship; Ozeena: a cartoon ghost with oval mouth, 2 eyes, and raised arms; Yozappai: a short-sleeved T-shirt hanging on a clothesline with 4 droplets falling below; Arayou: a round face with a hand covering the mouth, with 2 short accent lines near the top right; Gooshimashite: an upset person with crossed arms and frowning face; Shante: a standing person touching the side of the neck or shoulder, with 2 short accent lines near the head; Namakura: a reclining lounging figure with hands behind head; Kasasu: a hand offering or holding a bowl while another hand reaches toward it from the right. Text style: item labels in title case Roman letters centered under each icon, color {argument name="ink color" default="deep cobalt blue"}. Background color {argument name="background color" default="white"}. Quality: crisp print-ready vector poster, highly legible, no gradients, no shadows, no texture.
Content: Subject: grid of dialect pictogram icons. Scene: clean white background. Style: minimal Japanese infographic poster. Composition: centered, header + 3x7 grid. Lighting: no shadows, no gradients. Color: mono deep cobalt blue, white background. Material: vector flat. Lens: landscape 16:9. Ratio: wide. Other: parameterized region and series name.
Pros: Clear structure, parameterizable for batch generation; visually cohesive, minimal style adaptable to many contexts.
Cons: Overly detailed icon descriptions may limit AI flexibility; fixed grid layout hard to adjust.
Reference image: No obvious reference-image dependency
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