Four Tier Porcelain and Embroidery Poster

Please turn the photo I uploaded into a vertical collage poster, using an overall 3:4 vertical composition. From top to bottom, the frame is strictly divided into four equal horizontal zones; the height of each zone must be precisely controlled at 25% of the total image height (the four tiers are strictly 1:1:1:1, with no deviation in proportion allowed). The zones join seamlessly, with no dividing lines and no gaps, in this order: original image → Style 1 → Style 2 → Style 3. Because each tier has an extremely flat, wide ratio of about 3:1, it is recommended that the subject in each tier be arranged horizontally centered, emphasizing open negative space and breathing room on the left and right, and avoiding vertical stretching/distortion of elements or crowding against the edges. The four tiers stay coherent and echo one another in figure positions, scene structure, and gaze direction, presenting the overall feeling of one image translated four ways. The style tiers (tiers two to four) must follow a minimalist principle: compress the number of visual elements in each tier to the absolute minimum, keeping only 1 most essential subject symbol; all other secondary decoration, background detail, and supporting elements are omitted, and negative space must take up no less than 60% of the frame.

Tier one preserves the original photo's subject structure, the people's real interaction and poses, real textures, natural light and shadow, and the original color atmosphere, applying only a light, high-end photographic color grade for a magazine-photography feel, without changing the relationships between the people or the compositional logic; and, without changing the relationships between the people or the compositional logic, it may naturally extend the sky, ground, or environmental background to give the whole a greater sense of space and narrative.

Tier two is in blue-and-white porcelain painting style: drawing on the painting techniques of blue-and-white porcelain, depict the people and scene with cobalt-blue lines and washes on an off-white ground, conveying the airy, elegant feel of porcelain motifs. The colors are a monochrome scheme dominated by cobalt blue and off-white. Avoid so many gradations of blue that it looks messy, and avoid piling up patterned decoration.

Tier three is in Dunhuang mural style: drawing on the mineral-pigment, heavy-color texture of the Dunhuang murals, convey a rustic, mottled beauty, with simplified lines and color blocks. The background is an earth-yellow or ochre ground with a mottled mural texture. The colors are mainly ochre, azurite blue, cinnabar, and earth yellow. Avoid piling up too much crackle texture, and avoid complex ornamental patterns.

Tier four is in embroidered brocade style: render the outlines of the people and scene with the texture of embroidery stitches, conveying the sheen of silk satin and the texture of needle and thread; the design must be extremely minimal and generalized. The background is an off-white or light-gray satin ground. The colors pair 2 to 3 soft colors with accents of gold thread. Avoid stitches so dense they look fussy, and avoid so much gold thread that it looks gaudy.

Each tier must uniformly convert the subject and scene into the corresponding style, with an overall expression that is extremely restrained and simplified, keeping only the single most essential subject symbol and its basic outline relationships, and removing all non-essential background elements, decorative details, and supporting objects; the key positional relationships, direction of interaction, and pose characteristics between the people must be preserved, but abstracted into recognizable outline relationships, achieving “the fewer the elements, the clearer the relationships.” All colors are extracted and distilled from the original image, with each tier strictly limited to 2-4 main colors. The height ratio of the four zones must strictly remain 1:1:1:1 (25% each), with no misaligned joins or deviation in proportion. Overall, avoid punk/cyberpunk style, forcibly overlaid realistic photo texture, cartoon style, a 3D-render look, a commercial-poster feel, cluttered complex backgrounds, too many elements or a crowded frame, adjacent tiers with similar styles, and any text, logos, watermarks, or titles.