015이달의 문구 폰 배경화면 만들기

Target screen: "【기종 또는 비율】". If this is an aspect ratio such as 9:16, make a portrait image at exactly that ratio. Otherwise it names a device: before drawing, look up on the web that device's native screen resolution and aspect ratio (for a foldable, the specific screen named — main or cover; if not named, the main screen), its lock-screen clock placement, and its punch-hole camera position, and make the image at exactly that aspect ratio and resolution. Then generate the image directly - do not describe the search or ask questions.
Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.

[Purpose]
Create one finished vertical Korean phone lock-screen wallpaper for one individual to save and look at every day. The wallpaper must feel quiet, personal, restorative, and useful behind a real phone lock screen. It is not a poster, greeting card, book cover, social-media post, or phone mockup. Deliver only the complete flat wallpaper artwork at the selected output aspect ratio, edge to edge, without showing a phone, hands, frame, room, desk, app interface, clock, battery icon, notification, or presentation scene. The single chosen sentence is the emotional center, supported by a restrained seasonal atmosphere rather than a busy illustration.

[Scene]
Build an original atmospheric background inspired only by the selected "【계절·분위기】". Interpret that choice through subtle natural cues such as softly blurred branches, a distant horizon, fine rain traces, calm water, pale mist, small drifting leaves, or gentle abstract paper-cut shapes, choosing only the few elements that fit the selected mood. Do not combine all seasons or turn the scene into a detailed landscape. Use "【색】" as the dominant palette, with nuanced lighter and darker variations that preserve strong readability. Keep the composition spacious and uncluttered. The upper quarter and lower fifth must remain genuinely quiet because a phone will place its clock, status icons, flashlight, camera controls, and gesture bar there.

The middle of the canvas should contain a softly defined calm zone for the sentence. It may be created with natural negative space, a faint translucent wash, subtle mist, or an evenly toned patch within the background, but never a hard rectangle, label, ribbon, card, speech bubble, or framed text box. Decorative details may approach the central zone but must never cross the lettering. The result should remain attractive even when a phone crops a few pixels at the edges.

[Attached photo]
No attached photo is required. Do not invent a portrait, recognizable person, celebrity, character, product, logo, or photographed object. Create the background and typography as original artwork from the supplied choices only.

[Text layout]
Render the exact Korean strings below without the surrounding quotation marks. Use the full canvas height as the coordinate system and keep all meaningful lettering within the middle 40% of the screen.
For the target screen, treat the 0-25% and 80-100% bands and all text positions below as adjustable guides: move or enlarge the safe areas to fit the actual lock-screen clock, punch-hole camera, and controls; foldable main screens and tablets are wider and may place the clock differently.
- 0-25%: Leave this entire upper safe area free of all text, faces, focal objects, badges, stars, high-contrast decorations, and important details. It is reserved for the phone clock and status icons. Only a low-contrast continuation of the background may appear here.
- 30-65%: The main sentence is "【문구】". If it is exactly "알아서 골라줘", never print those words; instead write one original, emotional Korean sentence of encouragement or courage yourself — the gentle words someone needs to read on a hard day, as if quietly telling oneself "you can do this" or "you are doing well" (10-20 characters excluding spaces, plain everyday words, no quotation, lyric, poem line, or famous saying) — that also suits the selected mood and colors, and use it as the main sentence. Place the main sentence as the only main sentence. Center it horizontally and optically within this middle region. Use two or three balanced lines only when needed for legibility, with natural Korean phrase breaks, generous line spacing, and wide side margins. Keep every syllable between 30% and 65% of canvas height. Use refined, warm Korean lettering that is clear at a glance: either a neat handwritten style with complete strokes or a restrained Korean serif, selected to suit the mood. The sentence must remain the largest and first-read element.
- 67-70%: Place "【이름 넣기】" as a very small, quiet signature centered below the sentence on its own line. Keep it subtle but readable. If no name is supplied, omit this line completely and preserve empty space; do not invent a name, label, dash, or placeholder.
- 80-100%: Leave this lower safe area free of all text, faces, focal objects, badges, high-contrast decorations, and important details. It is reserved for lock-screen controls, the gesture bar, and icons. Only a low-contrast continuation of the background may appear here.

[Style]
Use a contemporary Korean editorial wallpaper aesthetic: minimal, intimate, soft, and polished. Blend delicate gouache, fine paper grain, subtle photographic depth, or restrained digital painting according to the chosen seasonal mood, while keeping the visual language coherent. Prefer quiet negative space over decoration. Let the selected palette "【색】" guide the entire image instead of printing the palette name. Colors should be sophisticated and slightly muted rather than sugary or neon. The background may contain small original botanical or atmospheric motifs, but it must not imitate a known artist, brand campaign, book cover, animation, or copyrighted character.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read: the main sentence in the central 40% of the screen. Second: the calm seasonal atmosphere created from "【계절·분위기】" and "【색】". Last: the optional name. Nothing in the top 25% or bottom 20% may compete for attention. Keep the primary focal point away from the clock area and lock-screen controls. Use size, contrast, negative space, and gentle tonal transitions rather than frames or glowing effects. The wallpaper should still feel balanced when the optional name is omitted.

[Lighting and texture]
Use soft diffuse natural light appropriate to the chosen mood, with restrained contrast and smooth tonal transitions. A faint matte paper texture or delicate grain is welcome, especially around the outer background, but keep texture subdued behind the sentence so every Korean stroke remains clean. Avoid strong sunbursts, lens flare, bloom, luminous halos, glossy reflections, harsh shadows, noisy gradients, or black crush. If the chosen atmosphere is dark, create a calm mid-dark background and render the sentence in a warm light tone with sufficient contrast; never place bright stars or a moon behind the letters.

[Text rules]
Render only the main sentence and the optional name line, each exactly once. Preserve every supplied Korean syllable, space, punctuation mark, and line meaning. Do not quote the sentence. Do not translate, paraphrase, shorten, complete, attribute, or add an author. Do not add a month, date, calendar, slogan, English word, logo, watermark, caption, season name, color name, or decorative pseudo-lettering. Keep complete consonant and vowel strokes, open counters, consistent baselines, and ample spacing. No branch, leaf, rain line, horizon, texture, shadow, or highlight may overlap or cut through a glyph. Break lines only at natural phrase boundaries and never split a Korean syllable block.

[Avoid]
No clock, time, date, calendar, battery, signal, notification, camera icon, flashlight icon, home indicator, lock symbol, phone bezel, device mockup, hand holding a phone, desktop scene, poster frame, card border, text box, ribbon, speech bubble, button, or app interface. No famous quotations, song lyrics, poem lines, book passages, author names, copyrighted characters, celebrity likenesses, trademarks, logos, signatures other than the supplied optional name, or recognizable branded visual styles. No extra text, random letters, duplicated sentence, misspelled Korean, cropped lettering, tiny unreadable type, vertical Korean writing, crowded ornaments, visual clutter, high-contrast objects in the upper 25% or lower 20%, neon, glow, bloom, lens flare, glitter, excessive stars, empty square boxes, hard rectangular panels, or watermarks.