Particle Sculpture Poster
A futurist poster built from one huge particle sculpture, ringed by six small texts that each carry a real fact instead of invented telemetry. Seven fields.
We made two examples: a cobalt build week lit from the upper right, and a petrol-blue open evening lit from the lower left. The stack of forms, the dissolving edge and the glow all switch sides together, because one light direction governs all three.
You get a futurist poster with one huge particle sculpture: stacked forms that touch each other, dots that describe the volume and scatter only off the shaded side, and a glow pooling under the lit side. Around it sit six small texts carrying six real facts, with no invented technical readings. The angle of the wedge-shaped plane varies, and the scatter sometimes reaches further across the frame than described.
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Input
Occasion Vibary's first open build week
Sculpture cone plinth · half-bowl across it · a petal-shell
folding over from the right · a wedge-plane behind
Light from the upper right, dissolving off the left edge
Ground deep cobalt, violet-magenta glow under the plinth
Texts VIBARY · OPEN BUILD WEEK / 18-24 JULY 2026 · ONLINE
/ EDITION 01 · FREE, NO TICKET
Returned 1 poster · 3:4 · cobalt, one sculpture, six texts
sculpture the cone carries the bowl, the shell rises behind and
folds over from the right, the wedge cuts in from the
left - one stable stack, nothing floating
particles dense and ordered on the lit right faces, thinning
along the left until they scatter free of the form
light upper right: right faces coral-pink, left faces deep
violet, and the glow beneath the plinth agrees
texts six positions, six facts - the name upper left, the
event upper centre, the dates upper right, the place
lower left, the edition lower centre, the entry line
lower right. Nothing repeated, nothing invented
verdict no coordinates, no serial numbers, no timestampsYou fill in 7 fields — the braced lines at the top. Everything below them is fixed.
- 1The occasion
- 2The sculpture, bottom to top
- 3The light, and the side that dissolves
- 4The ground and the palette
- 5Who and what
- 6When and where
- 7Edition and entry
Particle Sculpture Poster
What this makes
A futurist poster built from one huge particle sculpture, ringed by six small texts that each carry a real fact instead of invented telemetry. Seven fields.
The whole template, in one piece. The steps below are the entire workflow.
How to use it
- Copy the whole template with the button above.
- Replace the seven FIELDS lines. Write the sculpture as a stack — this rests on that, this folds over from there — rather than as a list of shapes.
- Paste it into any image-capable agent or model, in one message. One run returns the poster.
- Read the six small texts on the result. Every one should be something you could confirm; anything that looks like an instrument reading is the genre's default and should send the run back.
What you swap
- The occasion
- Vibary's first open build week
- The sculpture, bottom to top
- a wide truncated cone as a plinth, a deep half-bowl resting across it, one enormous curved petal-shell rising and folding over from the right, and a thin wedge-plane cutting in from the left behind everything
- The light, and the side that dissolves
- light from the upper right, so the right faces are bright coral-pink and the left faces fall to deep violet, with the particles thinning and scattering off the left edge
- The ground and the palette
- a deep cobalt ground with a soft violet-to-magenta glow pooling under the plinth · the sculpture runs pink, magenta, violet and deep blue
- Who and what
- VIBARY · OPEN BUILD WEEK
- When and where
- 18–24 JULY 2026 · ONLINE, ALL WEEK
- Edition and entry
- EDITION 01 · FREE, NO TICKET
Before it runs
- Real facts for all six slots. If there is no edition number and no venue, the poster carries four texts, not six padded with invented ones.
- A sculpture described bottom to top. Listing shapes without stacking them is what produces the floating debris this style is prone to.
- One light direction, stated once and obeyed by colour, dissolution and glow alike.
When to reach for it
For an exhibition, a festival, a research showcase — anything that wants to look advanced. The sculpture is the easy part; the giveaway is the tiny type around it, which in this genre is almost always fake instrument readings.
What changes
- One enormous sculpture made of dense dots — stacked plinth, bowl and arc — dissolving into loose particles on its shaded side.
- Six small texts around the edges, each assigned a real job: what it is, who made it, when, where, which edition, and how to get in.
- No invented coordinates, serial numbers or timestamps, which is what separates this from a poster wearing a lab coat.
- Each fact stated once across the whole ring, so six positions carry six things rather than three things repeated.
- One light direction governing colour, dissolution and glow together, so the sculpture reads as lit rather than as filtered.
Pairs with
- 8-Bit Sticker Title CoverAn 8-bit title in white on a dark pixel-grid screen, with three neon sticker tags stuck crooked underneath and a hand-drawn face in the corner. Five fields.
- Black & Gold Countdown PosterA black-and-gold countdown poster where one huge numeral holds the middle in clear air, and every other fact is said exactly once, in one of three bands. Six fields.
- Black Big-Word Quote PosterMatte black, white type, nothing else — a thin quote holding the top against one enormous rounded word below, with the three sizes fixed by ratio rather than by eye. Five fields.