Description

Transform a short Chinese poem or phrase into a poetic visual landscape formed by real Chinese characters. The artwork uses the text itself as the primary visual subject, allowing character groups to gather, fold, flow, or rest according to the actions and imagery in the poem. They form visible shapes such as moons, paper birds, bridges, fish, clouds, boats, and kites, or create unique outlines based on the poetic meaning while maintaining an accurate reading experience of the original text. The artwork adopts a 3:4 vertical composition, creating a lightweight letterhead texture using warm white paper grain, light blue-pink watercolor, blue-gray text, and ample negative space. Complete poetry lines are clearly preserved, while repeated lines or selected phrases are integrated into the form through variations in character spacing, size, direction, and transparency, giving the work both an overall silhouette from a distance and text details upon close inspection. Reference images can be used to understand the paper texture, colors, and the visual direction of 'characters becoming shapes,' but they will not replace or alter the original text provided by the user. It is suitable for creating Chinese poetry typography, short phrase art posters, poetic social media illustrations, and single or grouped images for the Starryear-Jinshu series. By default, it outputs a high-definition 3:4 PNG without automatically adding numbering, cover titles, borders, seals, or brand watermarks; promotional covers or tutorials can be produced as separate independent versions if needed.