Clay Stop-Motion Poster Guide

Top-tier clay stop-motion animation style poster for [Enter core theme/character here] - MAXIMUM EXPRESSION & IMMERSION

[1. VISUAL STYLE & ATMOSPHERE | Core Art Style]
- Style: 3D Clay Art, Q-version cute proportions, Stop-motion Animation aesthetic.
- Texture: Soft matte clay, visible fingerprints, rounded edges, slight imperfections (handmade feel).
- Camera: Macro photography, shallow depth of field (Bokeh), diorama effect.
- Color Palette: [Enter color keywords here, such as: Soft Pastel, Dark Gothic, Vibrant Neon].

[2. IMMERSIVE COMPOSITION]
- Concept: A seamless 3D micro-world. The character is embedded in the environment, not just standing in front of it.
- Perspective: [Enter the perspective here, e.g., Low angle, Top-down, Fish-eye, Isometric].
- Foreground: [Fill in the foreground object here to increase depth feeling].
- Mid-ground: Q-version [Fill in character description here] doing [Fill in action here], surrounded by [Fill in environment elements here].
- Background: [Fill in background elements here], blurred for depth.

[3. LIGHTING & MOOD]
- Lighting Type: [Enter the lighting effect here, e.g., Warm golden hour, Cold moonlight, Dramatic spotlight, Volumetric lighting].
- Shadow: Soft, colored shadows (not pitch black).

[4. INTEGRATED TEXT DESIGN | Physical-Chemical Fusion of Text]
- Main title: "[Enter the Chinese title here]" and "[Enter the English title here]".
- Title Style: The text is PHYSICALLY formed by [Enter title materials here, such as: Clouds, Wood, Neon tubes, Stone].
- Body Copy: "[Fill in Chinese copy here]" / "[Fill in English copy here]".
- Copy Placement: Written directly on [fill in the copywriting carrier here, such as: A floating paper, A wall, A road sign] within the scene.
- Font Style: [Enter font styles here, such as: Handwritten, Graffiti, Elegant calligraphy], natural and textured.

[5. TECH SPECS | Technical Specifications]
- Resolution: 4K Definition, High Fidelity, Octane Render style.

💡 How to fill out the form like a designer? (User Guide)
For best results, please refer to the following "mindset" when filling in the [ ] content:
1. Perspective – Breaking conventions
Don't just use "eye contact." Try it:
Low angle (looking up): expresses greatness or a sense of pressure (such as Beethoven or Nolan).
Top-down: Expressing control and refinement (such as Wes Anderson and Mozart).

Inside-out: For example, looking out from the trunk or from a cave.
2. Title Material - Imaginative
Don't let AI randomly generate fonts or specify a **"object" related to the theme**:
Writing about musicians? The title consists of **"staff notation" or "instrument parts"**.
Write about racers? The title consists of **"track asphalt" or "tire marks"**.
Write about chefs? The title consists of **"Flour" or "Vegetable Slices"**.
3. Copy Placement - Avoid subtitles

Don't let words float in the air; find a **"foothold" for them**:
Written on the falling leaves.
Written on the weathered wall.
Written on a paper ball thrown on the ground.
Written on the display screen.