# GPT Image Hub prompt

## Áp Phích Triển Lãm Văn Hóa Giai Điệu Đôn Hoàng
- URL: https://www.gptimagehub.com/vi/library/dunhuang-rhythms-cultural-exhibition-poster
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- Category: Áp phích và minh họa
- Model: gpt-image-2
- Aspect ratio: 2:3
- Style: graphic-design
- Tags: đôn hoàng, áp phích triển lãm, thư pháp trung hoa, di sản văn hóa, nghệ thuật bích họa, nghệ thuật chữ cắt dán, thiết kế áp phích
- Updated: 2026-10-28T05:05:58.098Z
- Created: 2026-10-28T05:05:58.098Z

Tạo áp phích triển lãm mang phong cách tư liệu kết hợp các mảnh bích họa Đôn Hoàng, thư pháp Trung Hoa và nghệ thuật cắt dán. Tùy chỉnh tiêu đề và ngày tháng.

### Full prompt
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A dense editorial cultural exhibition poster titled "[Dunhuang Rhythms]", fusing Dunhuang mural fragments, music-and-dance archival typography, and layered museum ephemera.

Canvas & Style: Tall vertical poster (2:3 aspect ratio), aged warm beige rice-paper background with visible fiber grain, light stains, torn paper edges, faded ink washes, and pasted collage seams. Scholarly, archaeological, high-density editorial grid aesthetic; matte, weathered, antique textured print.

Layout & Typography:
- Asymmetric high-density collage.
- Far left: Four colossal stacked black Chinese calligraphy brush characters reading 「壁上乐舞」 running nearly the full height, heavily distressed with dry-brush ink texture.
- Flanking the main characters: A narrow vertical Chinese subtitle reading 「[敦煌壁画中的乐舞与文明]」.
- Top center-left: Small bilingual badge reading 「丝路映像 系列展」 with "Silk Road Imaging Series" below.
- Top right: English title in refined serif capitals: "[DUNHUANG RHYTHMS]", with a smaller secondary subtitle "Fragments of Murals and Music" underneath.
- Margins and body: Multiple thin vertical columns of Chinese museum archive annotations, tiny serif English captions, red seal chop stamps, archival diagrams, and faint drafting measurement lines.

Imagery (6 visible mural fragments):
1) Upper-right: Flying apsara musician fragment with turquoise and cinnabar ribbons trailing diagonally.
2) Lower-left: Torn plaster fragment showing three seated mural musicians and dancers.
3) Mid-right: Small rectangular fragment of a standing dancer in ochre robes.
4) Mid-lower: Ornate floral scroll border pattern.
5) Bottom-right: Large close-up fragment of a female bodhisattva or apsara face with elaborate jewelry and weathered plaster cracks.
6) Right edge: Narrow vertical cropped mural strip.
All fragments appear as authentic ancient wall paintings with chipped plaster, fading mineral pigments (turquoise, cinnabar red, ochre, carbon black), and cracked surfaces.

Information Panels:
1) Date & Venue (right): "[2026 09.05 SAT / 2027 01.16 SUN]", Chinese venue text, and "Hexi Culture Center Shanghai".
2) Educational panel (lower-left): Headings "Instruments" and "Dance Poses" with a fine line drawing of a pipa lute.
3) Credits panel (bottom-left): Small structured text for Host, Co-operation, and Visual Design.
4) Cave detail panel (lower-right): "Cave 285, South Wall Music and Dance Scene (detail)" with corresponding Chinese caption.

Constraints: No modern glossy textures, no photorealistic modern humans outside mural fragments, no neon colors, no clean white background. Maintain a strict typographic hierarchy amid dense ephemera.
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