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Collector-Grade Architectural Postcard Template (3:4)

Based on the user-provided {{destination}} and {{country}}, automatically select one real, highly recognizable landmark as the sole subject. Render in fine ink and graphite architectural linework, restrained flat watercolor blocks, and very faint archival city-map elements, preserving ample white space and museum-grade typography and information strip.

Collector-Grade Architectural Postcard Template (3:4)

Overview: Create a collector-grade 3:4 vertical architectural postcard for {{destination}}, {{country}}, featuring one single real, highly recognizable landmark as the sole subject. Visual details: Render the building in extremely fine black ink or deep graphite linework that captures façade, windows and structural details with slight hand-drawn texture. Apply 2–4 restrained flat watercolor or print-color blocks tied to regional materials/colors at low-to-medium saturation. Use a pristine white background and overlay a very faint archival city-map layer behind the building (river/coastline/street grid or historic district outline) with ultra-fine, low-contrast lines. Layout & type: The landmark should occupy about 60–72% of the frame in an asymmetric editorial composition; reserve ~15–20% top/upper-left breathing space for the large serif title “{{destination}}”. Reserve a narrow 6–9% bottom museum-style info bar showing only reliably confirmed facts in the format: {{destination}} | {{country}} | Architectural style | Construction year. Restrictions: No photo-realism, 3D renders, caricature or collage of multiple landmarks; do not invent or alter historical facts, coordinates or local names; avoid neon, heavy gradients, oversaturated colors or strong sepia/vintage filters.

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  • Use cases:Poster
  • Industries:Travel
  • Styles:Editorial, Minimalist
  • Subjects:Landmark
  • Aspect ratios:9:16、3:4、1:1、4:3、4:5
  • Resolutions:1536

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