040수능 끝 할인 이벤트

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

[Purpose]
Create one finished Korean post-CSAT discount poster for the real shop "【가게 이름】". It is a commercial notice for customers who show their CSAT admission ticket after the exam, suitable for A4 printing on a shop door or cashier counter. Its job is to tell passersby that a ticket brings the benefit the shop owner entered. It is not a cheering card, a message addressed to an individual student, a countdown to exam day, or an invitation to sit the exam. Draw the finished artwork alone, with no room mockup or frame.

[Scene]
Build a crisp modern neighborhood-shop poster with a deep ink-blue background, one pale mint accent, and warm white lettering. Place an original, simplified paper-ticket motif behind the bottom third: a blank off-white rectangle with a single small cut corner, one narrow mint line, and a checkmark drawn as a graphic shape. It must be clearly a generic visual hint of a ticket, not a replica of an official 수험표; include no photograph, name, birth date, candidate number, school name, institution seal, QR code, barcode, or official emblem. Add two or three restrained confetti strokes above the ticket to mark the end of the exam, but keep them far from the copy. Leave the broad middle zone flat and empty for the actual benefit. The graphic must work for a cafe, bookstore, stationery store, salon, or other neighborhood business without showing a specific food or product.

[Attached photo]
No photograph is needed. If an image is attached, do not copy an actual exam admission ticket, identification data, face, official mark, shop logo, or product packaging from it. Ignore such details and use the generic ticket motif. Do not search for or imitate an identifiable person's ticket. The owner's exact written shop name and benefit are the only personal and commercial specifics to show.

[Text layout]
Render these Korean strings in this order, all horizontally and clearly, with ample print margins:
- 6-12%: "【가게 이름】" in modest bold Korean sans-serif, warm white, centered.
- 16-30%: "수능 끝!" in the largest, heavy warm-white Korean lettering, centered.
- 31-40%: "수험표 보여 주시면" in bold pale-mint Korean lettering, centered; this is the fixed condition supplied by the purpose of this card.
- 45-64%: "【혜택】" in large heavy Korean sans-serif, warm white, centered, with a maximum of two balanced lines; preserve the owner's exact input and all numbers.
- 68-88%: the generic blank ticket illustration and a few small confetti marks, clearly separate from every letter.
The benefit displayed at 45-64% must come from the owner's value, not from this paragraph.

[Style]
Contemporary Korean shop promotion, confident and readable from a few steps away. The palette is ink blue, warm white, and a small mint accent. Typography has the authority of a simple sale poster rather than the sentimental handwriting of a student encouragement card. Keep the information path short: exam over, ticket condition, actual benefit, shop name. Make the ticket a flat original graphic, not an AI photograph or a copy of an official government document. The design should retain its hierarchy when the site chooses a narrower social aspect ratio.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read: "수능 끝!". Second read: the entered benefit. Third read: "수험표 보여 주시면". Fourth read: shop name and the quiet ticket symbol. The benefit is the answer to what a visitor receives, so it must remain at least as prominent as the condition line. If the benefit is long, allow two lines and reduce only enough to retain legibility; never shorten or paraphrase it. All essential text stays within a central safe zone and at least 7% from the edges for A4 printing.

[Lighting and texture]
Use flat, even print-style color. A faint uncoated-paper texture on the blue background is acceptable, but do not dirty Korean letter strokes. No neon, glitter, glass, chrome, raised plastic type, dramatic spotlight, or floating photoreal ticket. The paper motif may show a tiny natural fold or soft contact shadow, but should still read as an original simple illustration.

[Text rules]
Only draw the Korean text described in [Text layout]. Preserve the entered shop name and benefit exactly, including spacing, digits, won sign, and percent sign. Check every Korean syllable and numerical value before finalizing. Do not add the current year, exam date, weekday, event period, expiry, receipt requirement, minimum purchase, per-person limit, selected items, phone number, URL, brand, official institution, or any participation instruction the owner did not enter. Never turn the ticket motif into a readable document.

[Avoid]
encouragement quotes; D-day counter; motivational card layout; fabricated discount rates or prices; invented expiry; additional eligibility conditions; fake official admission ticket; personal data; school or education-office seals; official exam logo; QR codes; barcodes; unrelated products or food; English text; misspelled Korean; dense tiny writing; overlapping headline and benefit; benefit inside a ticket; gradients behind text; price stickers; multiple panels; frames; watermarks