Used a car ad to practice commercial poster layout, going with a top-bottom split composition. Top half is a dark sedan on a dusk desert highway, orange-blue sunset. Bottom half cuts to a first-person interior shot, warm brown interior with a panoramic glass roof. A tagline and three laurel-wreath award badges sit in the middle — cool meets warm and the whole thing feels premium instantly.
Worked out a prompt version, spelled out the layout and lighting clearly:
A cinematic split-composition car advertisement poster, top half: a dark luxury electric sedan driving on a desert highway at dusk, majestic sunset and mountain silhouettes, headlights on, sleek flowing body lines, brand logo and tagline at the top; bottom half: first-person interior view of a premium cockpit, fine leather seats, minimalist center console, huge panoramic glass roof, distant city skyline through the windshield; a bold white tagline across the middle, three silver laurel-wreath award badges below; 8k, commercial photography, strong light-shadow contrast, warm-cool color harmony (orange-blue sky vs warm brown interior), minimalist, high-end, richly detailed
For an actual campaign I usually add the logo and tagline in post, handing text generation to the model almost always ends in a mess.
