Toastmasters Club Poster Planner
Toastmasters Club Poster Planner
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Using prompts to design posters directly often doesn't meet expectations because posters require planning. So I used Anthropic's skill-creator to write a set of prompts for planning Toastmasters Club poster design. It also includes a common-sense self-check module for prompts to prevent strange images. That said, it also depends on the model you use for image generation; Banana2 is recommended. It has built-in Toastmasters color values, mainly constraining text colors. Additionally, it incorporates design principles proposed by the renowned designer Williams.
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