Images#Image generation

Laser volume poster prompt: six planes, black void

A black-stage poster prompt where six laser planes need origin, perspective and thickness — with explicit bans against sliding into club-flyer neon.

The "QUANTUM SOUND WEEK" black-stage poster: cyan laser planes slice the haze, a short-haired performer stands at their intersection, and a glass prism in her hand fans out orange light while the title rides one plane in perspective

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The prompt

Start from a pitch-black theater stage and slice the space into layers with six physically real volume lasers, like cutting a specimen.
Every light plane must have a clear origin, perspective, and visible thickness in thin haze.
The subject stands at the intersection point; a transparent prop refracts a small fan of off-color light.
Push the composition along a diagonal from lower-left to upper-right; reveal the face with one restrained rim light.
The title shares perspective with one of the laser planes; small text stays in the pure-black negative space.
When swapping the theme and characters, never degenerate into club-flyer templates, HUDs, neon cities, or light without a physical source.

Black background plus glowing elements slides straight into club-flyer territory. This prompt instead gives the light a physical setup first, then seals the escape routes with bans — once light has origins and thickness, “premium” has somewhere to live.

  • “Like cutting a specimen” does the work of three parameter lines: planes must be thin, flat, and cutting.
  • The title joins the optical system: it shares perspective with a laser plane while small text hides in negative space, so type becomes part of the light path.
  • Four degeneration modes are named in advance: club flyers, HUDs, neon cities, sourceless glow — the standard failure set for this genre.

Details worth keeping

  • “Six planes” is a cap, not decor: any more and the frame turns to noise.
  • “A transparent prop refracts a small fan of off-color light” gives the second color a legitimate source; without it, the accent appears from nowhere.
  • Keep the final ban paragraph when you swap themes — most of this prompt’s stability lives there.
  • The original case was posted by @zhidawang219555 on X; the prompt here is curated from the open-source repo freestylefly/awesome-gpt-image-2 (MIT license), and the example image is the case’s own. Source material comes from the open community; rights holders can ask us to take it down at any time.
  • For a poster that stands on typography instead of light, see the conceptual typography poster prompt.