033오픈 · 재오픈 기념 행사 포스터 — 카페 · 식당 · 미용실 · 소매점

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

[Purpose]
Create a finished Korean promotional poster for a small local 【업종】 named "【가게 이름】". The owner has selected "【오픈 종류】": use that exact opening type in the short kicker below, with no other opening or reopening label. The poster should feel exciting enough to share on Instagram and KakaoTalk while remaining readable on a shop entrance. A viewer must read "드디어 열었습니다", the simple benefit, and its period within two seconds. This is a ready-to-post image, not a mockup, storefront photograph, design proposal, empty template, or sample sheet.

[Scene]
Build a bold, welcoming graphic poster on a warm ivory background with a large vermilion-orange arch rising from the lower center, suggesting an opening doorway without depicting a real building. Add two broad cobalt-blue paper ribbons sweeping outward near the bottom and a restrained burst of small flat confetti shapes around the outer edges. Keep the center quiet and open for typography. The arch and ribbons are abstract printed shapes only: no readable marks, no product labels, no logos, no seals, no price tags, and no brand-like symbols.

Let "【업종】" influence only the graphic rhythm and accent shapes; do not print the business type or draw a guessed product or service. Keep the lower third as an original, abstract doorway opening onto a broad warm shape, so the poster has one recognizable visual hook even as a small social thumbnail. Do not draw food, drinks, gifts, merchandise, tools, staff, or customers. The benefit must be only the user's exact "【행사 내용】". Do not add any participation rule, purchase threshold, first-come limit, giveaway quantity, invented discount, or original price.

[Attached photo]
No attached photo is needed. If the owner attaches a shop photo, use only its real interior colors as inspiration for the abstract shapes. Do not reproduce a person, product, food, drink, sign, logo, brand, or text from the photo. Keep the poster's message and simple doorway illustration intact.

[Text layout]
Arrange these zones from top to bottom on portrait outputs. For a landscape output, preserve the reading order in a wide left text area and place the abstract doorway and decorative objects on the right. Render these exact Korean strings:
- 5-11%: "【가게 이름】" — small but clear heavy Korean sans-serif, cobalt blue, centered, no badge or panel
- 14-34%: "드디어 열었습니다" — the largest text by a wide margin, extra-heavy Korean sans-serif, vermilion orange, centered, allowed to break into exactly two balanced lines only when required by the canvas ratio; it must remain readable from several meters away
- 39-50%: "【오픈 종류】 기념" — medium bold Korean sans-serif, dark navy, centered, one line
- 54-66%: "【행사 내용】" — the second-largest text, extra-heavy Korean sans-serif, dark navy, centered, maximum two lines with generous spacing and no background box
- 70-77%: "【기간】" — bold Korean sans-serif, vermilion orange, centered, clearly separated from the event content
- 80-96%: abstract doorway, ribbons, and confetti; no additional text in this zone

[Style]
Use a polished contemporary Korean neighborhood-shop poster style with strong flat color, crisp geometric shapes, restrained paper-cut energy, and highly legible typography. Limit the palette to warm ivory, vermilion orange, cobalt blue, and dark navy. Use orange for the celebratory headline, navy for information, and blue only as a structural accent. The design should feel optimistic and lively without resembling a particular franchise, retail chain, entertainment property, or existing campaign. Avoid luxury clichés and avoid childish mascot styling. Every decorative element must support the sense of a door opening and a fresh start.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read: "드디어 열었습니다". It must dominate the whole composition and remain the clearest element at thumbnail size. Second read: "【행사 내용】" and "【기간】". Third read: "【가게 이름】" and "【오픈 종류】 기념". Keep generous clean background around every text block. Decorative ribbons may point toward the headline but may never pass behind or over letters. If a user value is long, reduce only that individual text block enough to fit; never abbreviate, rewrite, crop, rotate, or cover it.

[Lighting and texture]
Keep the poster primarily flat and print-like. Use a very subtle uncoated-paper grain across the ivory field and slight natural paper texture inside the orange and blue shapes. Do not use dramatic lighting, photorealistic reflections, glossy plastic, metallic foil, lens flare, glow, neon, haze, sparkles, or deep shadows. Keep the abstract doorway flat, warm, and clearly separate from the lettering.

[Text rules]
Render only the Korean strings inside double quotes in [Text layout], including the user's digits, punctuation, spaces, middle dot, and tilde. Reproduce "【가게 이름】", "【오픈 종류】", "【행사 내용】", and "【기간】" exactly as entered. Do not print "【업종】". Do not correct spelling, change spacing, translate, summarize, add a contact number, add an address, invent a price, add a discount percentage, create a comparison price, add event conditions, or repeat any phrase. Draw every Korean syllable and every digit with complete clean strokes. There must be no tiny filler text, English words, fake legal copy, stray letters, or empty placeholders anywhere in the image.

[Avoid]
brand names, logos, trademarks, franchise colors copied as a system, celebrities, public figures, copyrighted characters, mascots, song lyrics, QR codes, barcodes, phone numbers, addresses, social-media handles, medical or health-effect claims, diet claims, quality superlatives, awards, fake reviews, invented prices, original-price comparisons, coupons, gift quantities, event conditions, food or product depictions; misspelled Korean, altered dates, missing punctuation, duplicate phrases, English text, Chinese characters, meaningless small writing; text inside boxes, price badges, starbursts behind text, ribbons carrying text, frames, borders, watermarks; neon, glow, halo, strong gradients, 3D letters, outlined letters, heavy drop shadows, excessive confetti, clutter, decorations touching letters, or any element that weakens the distant readability of "드디어 열었습니다"