Food Truck Weekly Schedule Flyer (Retro Pop Art)
The pop-art look makes the flyer worth photographing, and the five-row timetable turns your weekly route into a saveable schedule, with a blank bottom strip so contact info can change any week.
prompt
Generate an A5 portrait flyer presenting the weekly stop schedule of {truck_name}, a food truck serving {cuisine_type}. Art direction: retro pop-art comic style with halftone dot shading, thick black outlines, and a cream-and-teal base punched with tomato red. Top third: the truck drawn in a dynamic three-quarter view with a speech bubble shouting FIND US HERE. Middle: a clean five-row timetable card listing {schedule_highlights}, each day marked with a small location-pin icon. Keep the bottom strip flat, solid and completely empty, reserved for phone number, ordering link and QR-code overlay. Crisp vector look, balanced margins, 3:4 vertical ratio, print-ready quality.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {truck_name}Food truck name
- e.g. Rolling Ember
- {cuisine_type}Cuisine the truck serves
- e.g. Korean-Mexican fusion tacos
- {schedule_highlights}Weekly stops listed by day
- e.g. Mon riverside park, Wed tech campus, Fri old town square, Sat farmers market, Sun harbor walk
Use case
A food truck operator printing weekly schedule flyers for queuing customers to take away and follow the route.
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