042올해 결산 카드

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]
Create one finished Korean year-in-review image that an individual can upload directly to Instagram or Threads in December. It summarizes exactly three things that this person actually did this year and one line about next year. The result should be personal enough that friends want to make their own version and polished enough to post without additional editing. It is a single standalone social image, not a carousel, storyboard, phone mockup, checklist for the future, invitation, or commercial advertisement. Do not print a calendar year, since this card is reusable each December.

[Scene]
Design a contemporary editorial scrapbook page with a full-bleed muted butter-cream background, dark plum text, soft cobalt accents, and one restrained warm-coral mark. Place three staggered, slightly imperfect horizontal lines of personal achievements down the middle, linked by a very light hand-drawn continuous curve. Each item has its own small oversized numeral 01, 02, 03 aligned at left, but no box, sticky note, ticket, or bordered panel. Reserve a calm bottom area for the future resolution. Use original paper fibers, a tiny ink smudge, and a few crop-like color swatches around the outer margins only. The upper-right corner should contain only a small abstract cobalt brushstroke unless an actual photograph is attached to this very message. The page should feel like an art-directed personal diary photographed or scanned cleanly, not an AI-generated fake interface. The exact three achievements are the visual subject; do not invent a human figure to fill space.

[Attached photo]
Default: no photo is attached, so draw no person, face, silhouette, portrait, or photo-shaped rectangle anywhere. Only if the user visibly attaches their own photograph together with this prompt may you replace the small abstract upper-right brushstroke with one tasteful crop of that actual image, occupying at most one quarter of the canvas. Preserve what is really in the attachment; never fabricate a substitute person or copy an app interface. If no image file is present in the message, the brushstroke remains the entire upper-right decoration and the card is complete without a photograph.

[Text layout]
Render these exact Korean strings in this top-to-bottom order, with generous clear space and no filler words:
- 6-13%: "올해를 모아보면" in bold dark-plum Korean sans-serif, centered or slightly left-aligned, as the headline.
- 18-25%: "내가 해낸 세 가지" in small cobalt Korean sans-serif, aligned with the main text column.
- 29-41%: "01  【올해 한 일 1】" in large dark-plum Korean lettering, allowing a clean second line only if necessary.
- 44-56%: "02  【올해 한 일 2】" in the same size and style.
- 59-71%: "03  【올해 한 일 3】" in the same size and style.
- 76-82%: "내년의 나에게" in small cobalt Korean sans-serif.
- 84-91%: "【내년 다짐 한 줄】" in warm-coral bold Korean lettering, with adequate space for a concise line.
- 93-97%: "【이름】" as a small personal signature on its own line, aligned at the right. If no name is supplied, omit this entire line and use the space as a calm bottom margin; never print a placeholder, anonymous label, or empty signature rule.
If "【내년 다짐 한 줄】" is exactly "알아서 골라줘", do not print that control phrase. Read the person's three actual accomplishments and write a short, natural Korean first-person resolution that fits their direction, such as "조금씩, 내 속도로 계속하기". The new line must be a modest intention, not a claim of something the person already did or a fabricated biographical fact. Do not add dates, scores, places, amounts, certificates, or people absent from the inputs.

[Style]
Current Korean social-post editorial feeling: spare layout, warm human detail, large trustworthy Korean type, tiny intentional imperfections, and enough negative space to make each entry feel important. Use no more than three type styles: bold modern Korean sans-serif for the headline, readable Korean sans-serif for achievements, and a slightly handwritten yet fully legible Korean style for the resolution. The color palette is butter cream, dark plum, cobalt, and a small warm coral accent. The design must be distinctive without copying any existing social platform screen, stationery brand, typography logo, or viral template. It should look equally natural in an Instagram feed and in a Threads image attachment.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read: the three achievements, each separately. Second read: the headline and next year's one-line intention. Third read: the optional personal name and subtle handmade marks. The three entries must receive equal visual weight: do not turn one into a giant quote while reducing the other two to footnotes. Fit all actual input text without cutting, summarizing, correcting, or silently merging an achievement. Keep the resolution visually connected to the list but clearly separated by whitespace. Center all essential elements in the social-feed safe area so common feed crops do not trim letters.

[Lighting and texture]
Even, soft scanned-paper appearance with only fine natural grain. Ink color must remain solid and high contrast. The paper may have a barely visible fiber texture and the margin marks may be slightly irregular. Do not use glossy 3D type, plastic stickers, neon, glow, deep shadows, chromatic blur, fake film scratches over letters, or an artificial glass-card interface. If an owner's real photo is supplied, match its natural light and grain without smoothing the skin or replacing the actual background with an invented location.

[Text rules]
Only render the exact Korean text specified above, plus the conditional resolution written from the actual inputs. Preserve all three achievement values verbatim, including names and numbers if the person wrote them. Render the optional name only once, in its own standalone line, and omit that line completely when the field is blank. Never print "알아서 골라줘". Do not assume this year's numeric year, next year's numeric year, a month, a like count, a follower count, a ranking, or an award. Do not add English labels, hashtags, motivational clichés, extra achievements, or generic filler captions. Check the 01, 02, 03 order and every Korean syllable before finalizing.

[Avoid]
fictitious fourth achievement; changed numbers; assumed travel destination; invented degree or job; any human portrait when no file is attached; fake photo of the user; face alteration; repeated portrait; app UI; Instagram or Threads logos; app gradients; story stickers; calendar year; English month names; dense collage; boxes around each entry; empty photo frame; sentimental clip art; glitter; sparkle; neon; watermarks; small illegible Korean; copy outside the safe area