Home Repair Service Poster (Vintage Hong Kong)
Retro HK street-poster nostalgia builds instant local trust — the old-school master craftsman look says experienced and reliable far better than a generic flyer, and people actually photograph it.
prompt
Design a vintage Hong Kong style poster advertising {company_name}, a home repair and handyman service. Channel 1960s HK street poster aesthetics: cream aged-paper background with halftone grain, bold red and emerald-green retro lettering reminiscent of hand-painted shop signs, and decorative border frames. Illustrate a cheerful repairman figure in mid-century commercial art style holding a wrench and toolbox, surrounded by small icons of services like {service_list}. Place {hotline_number} inside a ribbon banner at the bottom and {service_area} in a corner seal stamp. Add subtle fold creases and ink misregistration for authenticity. Vertical 3:4 ratio suitable for storefront windows and flyers.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {company_name}Company or craftsman brand name
- e.g. 金牌師傅家居維修
- {service_list}Main services offered
- e.g. 水電、防水、油漆、冷氣清洗
- {hotline_number}Service hotline number
- e.g. 服務專線 2345-6789
- {service_area}Service coverage area
- e.g. 全港九新界上門
Use case
Handyman, plumbing or home repair businesses posting memorable service ads around the neighborhood.
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