The Toy in the Title

The Toy in the Title

Produce ONE image: a landscape cartoon cover whose title carries a character window, 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

• Top left info: {a name or ownership} e.g. VIBARY LAB
• Top middle info: {a field or category, may break to two lines} e.g. AI DESIGN / VIBE CODING
• Top right info: {a place or attribute} e.g. IN THE BROWSER
• The big title: {one word of six letters or more} e.g. SHOWREEL
• The window and its mascot: {the character, their prop, and the pattern behind them} e.g. a round chibi robot with headphone ears holding up a glowing play wedge, over violet-and-white concentric rings
• Three doodads: {three tiny cartoon elements, dot-separated} e.g. an outlined four-point star · a small square with cartoon eyes · a peace-sign cartoon hand
• Bottom line: {a version, date or number} e.g. 2026 LAUNCH EDITION
• Accent colour: {one high-saturation colour} e.g. violet #5B5BD6

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

The style world — fixed

• Landscape 3:2 on pure white, generous margins all around — clean air is part of the voice.
• Everything slants together: one consistent italic lean shared by every piece of text on the page.
• The top row carries the three info groups spread evenly — left, centre (two lines allowed), right — in small heavy slanted sans with a thin cartoon outline.
• The title owns the middle: ultra-heavy slanted caps at about sixty percent of the frame, tight-set into one block. Punched into its middle sits a rectangular cartoon window with a thin dark edge, sized to cover one or two letters. Inside it: the named mascot with their prop, drawn chibi-simple over the named retro pattern — rings, dots or stripes.
• The doodads — exactly the three named — scatter through the letter gaps and edges, small and outlined, sizes staggered.
• The bottom line sits centred in the same small slanted voice, answering the top row.
• Colour law: white ground, black type, thin dark outlines on every element, and the one accent used inside the window and on part of the doodads. Flat fills only — no gradients, no shadows, no textures.

Every cover must

• ✓ carry the eight fields verbatim — words, mascot, doodads
• ✓ keep one shared slant across all text
• ✓ let the window genuinely cover a letter or two
• ✓ hold flat fills with uniform outlines throughout
• ✓ breathe — margins and gaps stay open

Never

• ✕ a second accent colour, gradients, or soft shadows
• ✕ a detailed or realistic mascot — chibi lines only
• ✕ extra doodads beyond the three, or clutter in the margins
• ✕ an upright title — the slant is the signature
• ✕ any words beyond the eight fields' text

The result

A cover that plays: your word huge and leaning, your character grinning through the window it punched in it, your colour doing the shouting — toy-shop energy, portfolio polish.