035의원 · 병원 휴진 안내 포스터

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Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Create a finished Korean closure-notice poster for the clinic or hospital named "【이름】". The image must work as a digital notice shared through Instagram or KakaoTalk and as a printed entrance or reception notice. A visitor must understand the closure period and the date when care resumes within two seconds. This is an operational notice, not an advertisement or a claim about treatment, health improvement, or medical results. Use only the dates and wording supplied in the fields. Never infer, calculate, extend, shorten, or invent a date, weekday, opening hour, contact detail, medical department, specialty, or emergency service.

[Scene]
Design a calm, highly legible notice on a warm ivory background. Use a restrained dark teal and muted blue-green palette with a small coral accent. Place a simple editorial illustration in the lower third: a closed glass entrance door seen straight on, a small potted plant, and one understated hanging sign with no writing on it. Add a few soft geometric leaf shapes behind the illustration to prevent the lower area from feeling empty. Keep all shapes flat, refined, and professional. The entrance should suggest a clean clinic or hospital without showing a logo, trademark, medical product, medicine package, prescription, staff member, patient, body part, treatment scene, or identifiable brand. Do not use a red cross, green cross, caduceus, hospital emblem, or any symbol that could be mistaken for an official mark.

[Attached photo]
If a photo is attached with this prompt, use it only as a faithful reference for the real entrance or interior of the user's own clinic or hospital. Preserve the visible architecture and colors, but remove or obscure any third-party brand, logo, patient information, prescription, chart, face, vehicle plate, QR code, phone number, and unrelated small writing. Never invent missing signage. If no photo is attached, draw the neutral entrance scene described above. The poster must remain complete and useful without a photo.

[Text layout] top to bottom, as % of canvas height. Render these exact Korean strings:
- 5-10%: "【이름】" - centered, medium-weight Korean sans-serif, dark teal, small but clearly readable
- 15-29%: "휴진 안내" - centered, very large heavy Korean sans-serif, dark teal; this is the dominant title
- 35-39%: "휴진 기간" - centered, small bold Korean sans-serif, muted blue-green
- 41-51%: "【휴진 기간】" - centered, large heavy Korean sans-serif, near-black teal; keep the supplied value exactly as entered
- 56-60%: "진료 재개" - centered, small bold Korean sans-serif, muted blue-green
- 62-71%: "【진료 재개일】" - centered, large heavy Korean sans-serif, coral; keep the supplied value exactly as entered
- 74-80%: optional safety line, centered, regular Korean sans-serif, dark teal, smaller than the date lines, maximum two balanced lines. If absent, close the space naturally without a box, icon, label, or punctuation.
"【응급 시 안내】"
- 82-97%: illustration zone only, with the closed entrance, potted plant, and quiet leaf shapes; no text inside this zone

[Style]
Use the visual language of a trustworthy neighborhood service notice: clean editorial layout, generous spacing, precise alignment, and friendly but restrained flat illustration. The finish should feel suitable for a clinic or hospital reception area, without looking cold, alarming, childish, luxurious, or promotional. Use one consistent Korean sans-serif family with clear differences in weight. The background is warm ivory, the title and main information are dark teal, supporting labels are muted blue-green, and coral is reserved for the reopening line and one or two tiny decorative accents. Maintain substantial empty space around every text block. Do not imitate any hospital, public agency, insurance company, or commercial template.

[Visual hierarchy]
The first read is "휴진 안내". The second read is the exact value of "【휴진 기간】". The third read is the exact value of "【진료 재개일】". The institution name and optional emergency guidance come afterward. Make the two user-entered schedule values large enough to read through a glass door from several steps away. Keep label text visibly smaller than its corresponding value. Separate the closure block and reopening block with empty space rather than boxes, cards, rules, ribbons, or colored panels. The illustration is supportive and must never compete with the dates, touch the text, or reduce contrast.

[Lighting and texture]
Use even, soft, print-friendly color with no dramatic lighting. The background may have a nearly invisible natural paper grain, but it must still look clean when printed on an ordinary office printer. Use only minimal soft shading beneath the plant pot and door frame. Avoid glare on the glass entrance, glossy highlights, strong shadows, bloom, glow, reflections, gradients behind letters, and photographic depth-of-field. All important information must remain crisp in color and readable when converted to grayscale.

[Text rules]
Render only the Korean strings inside double quotes in the [Text layout] section. Reproduce every user-entered character exactly, including digits, punctuation, spaces, parentheses, weekday characters, tildes, and line breaks when needed. Do not correct, reinterpret, translate, calculate, abbreviate, or complete the supplied closure period or reopening date. Do not add a year, month, day, weekday, operating hour, phone number, website, address, department, doctor's name, diagnosis, medicine name, emergency-room name, or legal disclaimer. If the optional emergency line does not appear in [Text layout], omit that entire line and leave clean empty space; do not leave a blank box, placeholder, label, icon, or punctuation. Never repeat a phrase. Draw every Korean syllable with complete, clean strokes and strong contrast. Keep all writing safely inside the canvas margins.

[Avoid]
invented dates or weekdays; inferred reopening schedules; changed digits; missing punctuation; duplicated text; spelling errors; broken Korean; fake tiny writing; extra slogans; phone numbers; prices; QR codes; URLs; logos; brand names; trademarks; official-looking seals; red crosses; green pharmacy crosses; medical emblems; medicine packages; pills; syringes; stethoscopes; ambulances; doctors; nurses; patients; faces; bodies; treatment scenes; health benefits; cure claims; prevention claims; efficacy claims; urgency marketing; fear imagery; blood; warning stripes; neon; glow; lens flare; 3D text; outlined text; gradient-filled text; text shadows; text on ribbons, boxes, cards, or panels; decorations covering letters; empty frames; watermarks