Paper Breakthrough Poster
A two-block announcement poster where something bursts out of the paper itself — governed by the one rule that separates a breakthrough from a sticker on a crater. Six fields.
We made two examples: a fist holding a lit screen bursting through one sheet, and a brass bell swinging through another, in indigo and oxblood, each with a dry-brush title. In both, the torn paper falls in front of the thing that made the hole.
You get a poster where something bursts through the paper: the hole is cut to the object's shape, black shows in the gap, the fragments fly out from one point, and the torn flaps lie in front of the object rather than behind it. Pick an object that narrows behind its widest point, like a fist with the wrist showing. If the object fills its own hole edge to edge, the paper has nowhere to fall.
Generated for this library
Input
Object a hand punching forward through the sheet, knuckles
nearest, holding a small bright screen
Title Go Build
Lines PATTERNS / MOTION / PALETTES
Everything you liked, kept where you can find it again.
vibary.ai - the vibe library for people who build with AI
Mark VIBARY · the vibe library - open season
Colour deep indigo
Ghost LIBRARY
Returned 1 poster · 2:3 · white above, indigo below, arrow seam
burst the hand through a hole cut to its own width, two torn
flaps lying across the wrist, black showing in the gap
fragments thrown outward from one origin, the near ones largest
and least drawn, none pointing back in
depth knuckles and screen largest and overlapping the forearm,
the arm narrowing back into the hole
type Go Build in dry brush, white, filling the lower block;
category line, sentence, then the English line, each
step smaller and centred
edges mark upper left, vertical line at the right margin, the
ghost word set huge and faint behind both fieldsYou fill in 6 fields — the braced lines at the top. Everything below them is fixed.
- 1The thing coming through
- 2The title, in dry brush
- 3The three lines beneath it
- 4The mark, and the line down the right
- 5The lower block colour
- 6The ghost word
Paper Breakthrough Poster
What this makes
A two-block announcement poster where something bursts out of the paper itself — governed by the one rule that separates a breakthrough from a sticker on a crater. Six 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 six FIELDS lines. Name the object's near end explicitly — 'knuckles nearest', 'nib forward', 'prow first' — because that is the part the depth is built from.
- Paste it into any image-capable agent or model, in one message. One run returns the poster.
- Check one thing before shipping: does any torn flap pass in front of the object? If the answer is no, the object is a sticker and the run needs doing again — it is the only failure this style has, and it is invisible until you look for it.
What you swap
- The thing coming through
- a hand punching forward through the sheet, knuckles nearest, holding a small bright screen
- The title, in dry brush
- Go Build
- The three lines beneath it
- PATTERNS / MOTION / PALETTES · Everything you liked, kept where you can find it again. · vibary.ai — the vibe library for people who build with AI
- The mark, and the line down the right
- VIBARY · the vibe library — open season
- The lower block colour
- deep indigo
- The ghost word
- LIBRARY
Before it runs
- An object with a near end and a narrower part behind it. The near end supplies the depth; the narrow part is what the torn paper lies across, and without it the law at the centre of this template cannot be satisfied however well the thing is drawn.
- A short title. Two or three words at brush weight fill the lower block; a sentence set the same way turns into a texture.
- One deep colour with white type on it. The lower block is doing the contrast work, and a mid-tone leaves the title floating.
When to reach for it
When the news is arrival, launch, opening, a season starting — anything where the point is that something is here now. Templates in this style ask for a 'bursting through the paper' effect and then describe only the debris, which is why the result is usually an object parked in a hole.
What changes
- One high-contrast poster: a white upper field, a deep saturated lower block, an arrow-shaped seam between them, and a brush title big enough to carry the page.
- The burst is built by a rule rather than an adjective — torn flaps cross in front of the object, so the paper is a surface it passed through instead of a frame it sits in.
- The hole is sized to the object, which is what stops the picture reading as a crater with something standing in it.
- Fragments carry one direction and one origin, largest and simplest nearest the viewer, so the burst has a moment rather than a ring of decoration.
- Type descends in four clear steps under the title, and the whole thing stays reproducible: change the object, the colour and the words, keep the layout.
Pairs with
- 3D Character Screen BreakoutA soft-3D character coming out of a screen — with the crossing proved: named parts behind the plane, named parts through it, and the surface visibly giving way. Five fields.
- Bakery Food PosterA bakery-counter food poster — one dish shot large under a Didot title — with the overlap specified as a construction so the picture layers instead of stacking. Six fields.
- Barcode PosterA barcode poster in two colours — with the code built on a base module, guard bars and a numeral row, so it reads as a scanned object rather than a stripe field. Five fields.