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Mid-Autumn Festival Typography Poster Prompt

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Take any futuristic theme providing core concepts, short phrases, and minor auxiliary notes, and translate the theme into an extremely enlarged text or symbol subject: The first impression must be heavy, bold sans-serif glyphs filling almost the entire frame, pressed horizontally into the layout, with the character body occupying the center like structural beams, partially cropped or overflowing, making reading first become a strong form event before reading subtitles at its edges. Keep the background largely empty with cool white space, overlaid with extremely thin, light warm-colored composition lines, baselines, and vertical column lines; these lines should look like unhidden skeletons of a design draft rather than decoration. Use only high-saturation orange-red as the primary color to carry all visual weight, gray for small explanatory text, avoiding multi-colors and gradients. Information modules are sparsely placed at grid intersections and edges: small icons composed of simple geometric angles, dots, and short dashes; titles are short and bold; body text is in narrow columns and light gray. The overall presentation should have a precise, restrained, experimental typographic educational feel. Glyph construction requires low contrast, thick strokes, large open counters, flat terminals, tight tracking; punctuation and auxiliary symbols also follow the grid rhythm. If switching to other writing systems, maintain equivalent block volume, inner/outer spatial relationships, cropping pressure, and horizontal reading momentum. Prohibit illustrative backgrounds, shadows, paper textures, centered cards, rounded cuteness, commercial poster lighting effects, and over-packed information. —————— Theme: theme_en Aspect Ratio: aspect_ratio_en Note: Appropriate Mid-Autumn elements Font Color: font_color_en

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