187돈가스 바삭 포스터

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output one landscape A3 poster, 420 x 297 mm, aspect ratio 1.414:1. Use the largest supported image resolution. Final print target is 4961x3508 pixels at 300dpi; keep all lettering at least 10 mm inside every paper edge. Preserve the wide composition and print-safe margins.

[Purpose]
Create one completed Korean pork-cutlet restaurant impact poster for an entrance or shop social feed. Appetite comes first: one close, warm, believable cutlet photo, a short energetic headline and the merchant's actual price. It is a single finished poster, not a menu collage or retail product package.

[Scene]
The sole advertised dish is the actual pork cutlet in the attached restaurant photograph. Keep its real portion, cut shape, coating thickness, cooked interior and original arrangement. A diagonal close composition emphasizes one visible moist cross-section against craggy golden coarse bread flakes. Show only what the photo actually includes; do not add rice, soup, salad, sauce, drinks or an extra portion. The headline value is "【한 줄 외침】". If it equals "알아서 골라줘", write one Korean appetizing exclamation of at most eight syllable blocks based on visible crumb texture, never a sourcing, freshness-time or superiority claim. Menu must read exactly "【메뉴 이름】" and price exactly "【판매 가격】".

[Attached photo]
The merchant's one actual cutlet photo is required and outranks decorative instructions. Composite that dish into the fixed poster, preserving its real structure rather than redesigning the food. Maintain natural uneven slice edges, cooked pale meat with fine fibers and a thin irregular fried coating. If the original is unsliced, keep it unsliced rather than inventing a different portion. Do not reproduce a source watermark, packaging, logo or unrelated background signage. Warm lighting may improve clarity without changing ingredients or serving size.

[Text layout]
Fixed warm burgundy field. Large cream exclamation at y18-29 percent, with clear connected letters. Menu name occupies the LEFT of a compact information band at y33-40 percent; the exact price occupies the RIGHT of the same band, directly on the background, with larger digits and smaller currency suffix. Never place a panel or badge behind price. One diagonal close plate occupies y45-81 percent. Sparse real crumbs beside the plate remain clear of letters. There is NO menu lettering below the food. Top230 pixels and bottom260 pixels have no essential text.
Optional store only: render "【가게 이름】" on a small line at y15-17 percent; remove only that line when blank.

[Style]
Fixed commercial food photography with bold Korean sans-serif typography. Warm burgundy, cream lettering and food's natural golden brown are the palette. Food is photographic, never a drawing, toy, flattened graphic or cloned pattern. This is the energetic appetite-led format for one pork-cutlet business; there is no option to switch to a teaser, discount ad or other industry.

[Visual hierarchy]
Short exclamation catches the eye, cutlet texture makes the viewer hungry, real price stays easy to find, menu name identifies the dish and store name is secondary. Keep price and menu clearly readable from a small site tile. Food must not hide letters. The price is a direct transaction value, not a decorative background numeral.

[Lighting and texture]
Warm soft side light reveals coarse asymmetric bread flakes and the thickness of cooked pork. A gentle sheen on the meat conveys moisture, without oily puddles. Use a low-shine charcoal plate and restrained contact shadow. The cutlet belongs to the plate and slices have physically distinct connected interiors. No artificial rays, glowing outlines or excessive digital effects.

[Text rules]
Render only the headline, exact menu name, exact supplied price and optional store name in Korean. Preserve comma, currency and quantity wording exactly as supplied. Never invent an old price, percentage discount, launch date, limited stock, order method, origin, certification, complimentary side, best-in-town claim or health effect. Do not print field names or the automatic-choice control. State the actual selling price once.

[Avoid]
One advertised dish only. No geometric grid of food, cloned equal cutlet slices, thick hollow shell, flattened meat, raw-looking interior, substitute bread, added side portions, package imitation, brand mark, menu board, empty box, price badge or several posters. Generate one ready-to-use appetite poster directly.

[Single-image delivery]
Deliver exactly one completed raster image, with one fixed medium and one fixed composition. All requested elements belong inside this single canvas. Generate it directly without running code, giving setup instructions, asking follow-up questions, presenting alternatives, or requiring the user to crop or combine files. Do not put the prompt, field names, placeholders, explanations or an advertising wrapper in the artwork. Keep the outer canvas fully finished edge to edge. Respect the selected aspect ratio by adapting spacing only; preserve the same result type and relative visual hierarchy.

[Legibility and factual discipline]
Keep every essential letter within 14-84% of the canvas height and 7-93% of its width. Leave the top 12% and bottom 15% free of important lettering. At 1024x1536, essential ink must stay between y215 and y1290. Use readable dark-on-light or light-on-dark contrast, actual connected letters and natural word spacing. Never fabricate dates, discounts, counts, rewards, statistics, origins, medical effects or business terms. Do not reproduce trademarks, famous people, named fictional characters, franchise imagery, artist signatures, watermarks, device mockups or official app interfaces.