001추석 휴무 안내 포스터

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
A vertical closure-notice poster announcing the Chuseok (Korean harvest festival) holiday closure of the shop "【가게 이름】". People passing the shop door and neighbors scrolling on their phones must instantly see when the shop is closed and when it reopens. The illustration adds holiday mood; the dates are the hero of this poster.

[Scene]
A poster on a solid deep navy night-sky background. In the lower part of the canvas, a large yellow full moon rises above the silhouette of a traditional Korean hanok tiled roof and stone wall. Persimmons, chestnuts, and chrysanthemums sit in both lower front corners, creating the mood of a Chuseok night. A faint gold traditional Korean cloud pattern runs along the bottom edge at low contrast to fill empty space. No decoration ever covers the text; all text sits cleanly on the navy background.

[Attached photo]
If a photo is attached with this prompt, it shows the shop's real product or a real person. Use it exactly as photographed - the same shape, colors, packaging and label text, face, hairstyle, and clothing. Do not redesign, restyle, or redraw it as an illustration. Place it as the main subject of the 62-84% zone, in front of the full moon, with a soft contact shadow, and keep every text line unchanged. If no photo is attached, draw the scene as described.

[Text layout] top to bottom, as % of canvas height. Render these exact Korean strings:
- 5-10%: "【가게 이름】" - small bold Korean sans-serif, cream white, centered
- 13-33%: two-line title - line 1 "추석 연휴", line 2 "휴무 안내". Stack both lines as one block about 80% of the canvas width, both lines set to the same width, line gap about 15% of the letter height. "추석 연휴" in bold ink-brush Korean calligraphy, cream white, with a small square red seal stamp containing the single white character "福" pressed against its upper right; the seal is no larger than one third of a calligraphy character. "휴무 안내" in heavy bold Korean sans-serif, gold
- 40-50%: "【쉬는 날】 휴무" - one line of bold Korean sans-serif, the second-largest text on the poster (about 70% of the title letter height). The date in cream white; only the final word "휴무" in gold
- 52-58%: "【다시 여는 날】부터 정상 영업합니다" - bold Korean sans-serif, cream white, about 55% of the date line size
- 62-84%: full-moon illustration zone, illustration only
- 87-92%: "풍성한 한가위 보내세요" - bold Korean sans-serif, gold, small
- 93-97%: "전화 【전화번호】" - bold Korean sans-serif, cream white, the smallest text

[Style]
A polished holiday notice poster that combines a clean graphic layout with richly painted illustration. The text and background stay flat and clean like a printed notice; the moon, roof, stone wall, persimmons, chestnuts, and chrysanthemums are detailed, warm painted illustrations with natural texture. Keep the palette disciplined: deep navy background, cream-white text, gold accent. Saturated color appears only in small amounts - the moon's yellow, the seal's red, the persimmons' orange, the chrysanthemums' yellow. Brush calligraphy is used only for "추석 연휴"; every information line uses heavy bold Korean sans-serif so it reads from a distance. The premium feel comes from spacing and order, not from light effects.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read: the two-line title and the date line - a viewer must read "추석 연휴 휴무 안내" and the dates before anything else. Second: the reopening sentence. Third: the moon illustration, the shop name, and the greeting. Make the illustration large and rich, but never more eye-catching than the dates: keep the moon bright and push the roof and stone wall one tone darker than the background. The gap between text blocks is at least twice the line gap inside a block, so every zone separates clearly.

[Lighting and texture]
No dramatic light effects. The moon is a clear yellow disc with subtle surface texture and at most a very soft edge - no strong glow or halo. Keep the background an even, printed-color field; allow only a very gentle gradient at the top and bottom of the night sky.

[Text rules]
Render only the Korean text inside the double quotes above, plus digits, parentheses, the tilde, and the single "福" in the seal. Do not change, drop, or add a single character. Reproduce the date numbers, the weekday characters in parentheses, and the phone number exactly as written. Never repeat a phrase. Do not invent any other sentences, English words, extra Chinese characters, fake small text, or brand names. Draw every Korean syllable with clean, complete strokes. All text has strong contrast against the background and stays well away from the canvas edges so nothing is cut off when printed.

[Avoid]
changed or missing date, weekday, or phone digits; duplicated phrases; any text outside the quotes; English text; Chinese characters other than the seal's "福"; broken or misspelled Korean; meaningless tiny text; decorations covering text; boxes, bars, or panels behind text; frames or borders; strong glow, halo, neon, or sparkle effects; 3D text, gradient-filled text, text outlines or drop shadows; people, hanbok figures, characters, or mascots unless a person photo is attached; changing the face or product of an attached photo; close-up architectural detail such as dancheong or lattice windows; cluttered background; empty circles or empty boxes; watermarks