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event-poster

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Design original editable event posters with a distinctive visual motif and verified event details.

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Open Studio Poster

Create two distinctly composed poster directions from the same event brief. Identify the event name, intended audience, venue, time zone, dates and the call to action. Do not invent missing event details: ask when publication depends on them. If the task is a fictional concept, label it as such. Make the event name and one original geometric or photographic motif carry the composition. Keep secondary details on a consistent baseline and away from art. Read references/visual-system.md for composition and legibility constraints.

Deliver and inspect

Preserve the user’s language and use only supplied or original assets. Save editable source files in a new output folder. Open every output, inspect typography, cropping and target-size readability, and repair actual problems before handing off. State what was created and which source data or assets were used. A browser self-review is not an independent reproduction test. Do not publish or purchase assets unless the user authorizes it.

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