007이번 주 3가지 정리 카드뉴스 — 가게 공지 · 업계 소식 · 꿀팁

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 complete Korean three-point information card, ready to save and share as a social-media post or print as a notice. It must work equally well for a shop owner announcing changes and for an individual summarizing industry news, practical tips, or a community announcement. Present exactly three supplied points on one finished canvas. Make the information understandable at a glance on a phone, with a clear reading path and enough space to read each explanation comfortably. Do not invent facts, promotional promises, dates, prices, sources, or additional points.

[Scene]
Build a flat vector infographic on a quiet solid background. At the top, place one small pill-shaped category label, followed by a large headline. Stack exactly three identical rounded rectangular cards vertically in the middle: equal widths, equal heights, matching corner radii, matching faint borders, and equal gaps. Inside each card, reserve the left column for a large two-digit number, the broad middle column for a bold subheading above a smaller explanation, and the far-right column for one simple line icon that matches that point. Keep all three columns aligned across the stack. Below the third card, draw one fine horizontal rule and place the closing sentence beneath it. Allow a small bottom margin for an optional signature. No photographic subject or uploaded image is needed.

[Text layout]
Render these exact Korean strings, without the surrounding quotation marks. The following percentages describe the top-to-bottom structure of the canvas. Keep generous outer margins of approximately 7% and adapt spacing to the requested size while retaining the three-card vertical stack.
- 5-10%: Place "【무슨 소식】" inside the small pill-shaped label. Use compact bold Korean sans-serif type, with comfortable padding on every side.
- 13-27%: Set "【큰 제목】" as the largest text on the page. Allow a natural break into no more than two lines, without splitting a Korean word awkwardly. Align its left edge with the card stack.
- 32-46%: First card, with the large number "01" on the left and the supplied point "【첫째】" in the middle. Split this point at the em dash: render the text before the em dash as the bold subheading, then render the text after it as a smaller explanation on its own line below. Do not print the separating em dash. At the far right, draw exactly one simple, unlettered line icon relevant to this point.
- 49-63%: Second card, with the large number "02" on the left and the supplied point "【둘째】" in the middle. Apply the same em-dash split into a bold subheading and a separate smaller explanation below it. Omit the separating em dash from the artwork. Place one simple, unlettered line icon for this point at the far right.
- 66-80%: Third card, with the large number "03" on the left and the supplied point "【셋째】" in the middle. Again place everything before the em dash in a bold subheading and everything after it on a smaller explanation line below. Do not display the separating em dash. Include one simple, unlettered line icon at the far right, chosen only for this point.
- 84%: Draw one thin horizontal rule, aligned with the outer edges of the card stack.
- 87-92%: Render "【한 줄 결론】" below the rule, clearly legible and smaller than the main headline. Keep it on one line, using the full available width within the safe margins.
- 95-97%: Render "【가게 · 채널 이름】" as a small, quiet signature at the very bottom, never in the headline, pill label, or numbered cards.

[Style]
Use a flat vector infographic style with bold Korean Gothic sans-serif lettering. Keep the subheadings firm and distinct, the explanations lighter in weight but fully readable, and the large numbers clean and simple. Each card has gently rounded corners and a very faint thin border. Default to a warm cream background, near-white cards, charcoal lettering, and a restrained warm brown accent. Use a consistent line weight for the three icons; each icon is one small outline drawing without words, letters, logos, or extra symbols. For example, a plain cup can suggest a drink, a clock without numerals can suggest opening hours, and a plain reusable tumbler can suggest a takeaway offer. Choose icons from the actual supplied content, without forcing shop imagery into a personal news summary.
Color feel: "【색 느낌】".
Use the color feel above to choose one palette (if none is given, choose the palette that best fits the content), and paint its base tone across the ENTIRE canvas edge to edge as a solid, fully opaque background - no transparency, no unpainted margin, no black bars along any side. Each palette is a fixed pair of background and text colour, and every line of text sits on that painted background with strong contrast: warm cream = warm cream background with deep brown text; black tech = near-black background with white text and bright blue accents; navy business = deep navy background with white text; natural green = very pale green background with deep green text; soft pink = pale pink background with deep magenta text. Light background means dark text, dark background means light text - never text close in colour to its background. The three numbered cards are one step lighter or darker than the background so they read as separate panels. Never print the palette name.

[Visual hierarchy]
The main headline is the first read. The next read is the orderly sequence of numbers and bold subheadings, from the top card down to the bottom card. The smaller explanations provide the details immediately beneath their own headings. The icons support recognition without competing with the words. The closing sentence comes next and any bottom signature remains secondary. Keep equal internal padding in every card. Preserve a visible gap between the number column, text column, and icon column. If a point is long, first make better use of the text-column width and then modestly reduce text size consistently across the three cards. Never crop, silently shorten, or transfer words to another card.

[Lighting and texture]
Use even, flat color with a clean matte finish. No realistic lighting is needed. Keep the background and text areas smooth, with no grain that interrupts Korean strokes. Separate the cards through their fill and faint borders rather than heavy shadows. Do not add gradients that reduce text contrast, glossy highlights, reflections, illuminated edges, or dramatic depth.

[Text rules]
Render only the supplied display strings and the fixed sequence numbers. Preserve all supplied Korean syllables, spacing, punctuation, dates, amounts, and units exactly, except for replacing the three separating em dashes with the required heading-to-explanation line breaks. Digits already present in supplied dates, prices, or titles must remain exactly as supplied; they are content, not invented statistics. Keep every point paired with its own number and icon. Never translate or paraphrase the text. Do not print field names, section headings, instructions, braces, or color-choice labels. If the bottom signature is absent, leave a clean margin without an empty label or invented business name. Do not add a shop identity anywhere else. Check all Korean consonants, vowels, and final consonants for complete strokes, and keep all lettering clear of borders and icons.

[Avoid]
Never leave a transparent background, an unpainted canvas, black letterbox bars, or empty margins, and never use text in a colour close to its own background. No neon, bloom, glowing edges, lens flare, excessive shadows, empty square placeholders, placeholder rectangles, decorations covering text, or non-Korean lettering. The fixed numbers "01", "02", and "03" are allowed, as are digits explicitly supplied within the exact Korean content; never invent other numbers. No fake graph numbers, fabricated charts, real company logos, trademarks, celebrity faces, recognizable branded characters, phone or laptop mockup frames, photos, watermarks, lettering inside icons, multiple icons per card, additional cards, duplicated points, cropped explanations, or ornamental clutter. Do not add food efficacy claims, disease claims, or invented discount comparisons.