The Sticker Spread

The Sticker Spread

Produce ONE image: a landscape journal-collage promo in the fixed style world below. Follow every line. Replace only the FIELDS block; the style itself is not negotiable.

First — do you have the fields?

If any field below still has braces around it, stop and ask. Put all the questions in one short message, and show the example under each one so they can see the shape of a useful answer. Wait for the replies, then draw. Never fill a brace yourself: a value you invented is a value nobody asked for, and it will look exactly as considered as the ones they did give you.

Ask in whatever language they are writing to you in. Translate the questions and the examples; do not make someone read English to tell you what they want.

The examples are only examples. If someone answers a question, use their answer; never fall back to the example because you prefer it.

If the fields are already filled in, ignore this and carry on.

Fields — replace these eight lines only

• The subject: {what this page promotes} e.g. a beginners' AI design club promo
• Main colour: {one colour, named or hex} e.g. violet #5B5BD6
• The gadget frame: {a retro device to frame the mascot} e.g. a retro handheld game console, tilted, thick-outlined
• The mascot inside it: {one chibi character and one prop} e.g. a chibi kid in oversized headphones, grinning, holding up a glowing play wedge
• Four bezel stickers: {four tiny subjects, dot-separated} e.g. a play wedge · a wobbly easing curve · a star · a tiny cursor arrow
• Big title: {two or three words} e.g. VIBARY CLUB
• Ribbon subtitle: {a short second line} e.g. & AI DESIGN GUIDE
• The taped note: {one line for the corner note} e.g. scrub it · paste it · ship it — vibary.ai

Print only these words and draw only these things. The style may not invent a mascot, a sticker or a slogan.

The style world — fixed

• Landscape 3:2, split by a soft diagonal into a device side and a type side.
• The device side: the named gadget drawn big with a thick black outline, tilted about fifteen degrees. The mascot lives on its screen or in its frame — chibi proportions, simple face, their one prop in hand. The four stickers sit on the device's bezel as small outlined badges.
• The type side ground: one part checkerboard in the main colour and cream; the other part cream with thin tan pinstripes; the corners scattered with small hand-drawn doodles — clouds, stars, sparks — in the same sticker finish.
• Type levels: the big title in the main colour with a fat black outline, a white inner edge and a dark offset shadow; a deep-brown ribbon bar beneath it carrying the subtitle in clean small sans; and a kraft-paper note with torn edges, fixed by little tape strips at its corners, carrying the note line.
• The finish is the law: every element is flat-filled with a uniform thick black outline and a small down-right offset shadow — the whole page reads as stickers layered on paper. No gradients, no textures beyond the kraft note.
• Colour system: the main colour + black + white + cream do everything; bright yellow and sky blue may appear only as two or three tiny pops.

Every spread must

• ✓ carry the eight fields verbatim — words, mascot, stickers
• ✓ tilt the device and keep the diagonal split
• ✓ hold the sticker finish: flat fill, fat outline, offset shadow
• ✓ ration the pops — two or three tiny elements, no more
• ✓ stay warm and light: playful, never cluttered

Never

• ✕ gradients, photo textures, realistic rendering
• ✕ outlines of varying weight — one thickness rules the page
• ✕ a face with detail — chibi faces are dots and a smile
• ✕ extra doodles beyond the corners, or a fourth pop colour
• ✕ words anywhere but the title, ribbon, note and stickers

The result

A page that feels hand-assembled and store-bought at once: your mascot grinning from your gadget, your title fat and outlined in your colour, your note taped in the corner — one sticker world, endlessly re-stickered.