Kids Art Camp Poster (Paper Collage)
The torn-paper look feels like a child's own artwork, instantly selling parents on hands-on creativity, while the torn white strip keeps signup details legible against the busy background.
prompt
Make a playful cut-paper collage poster for {school_name} promoting a children's summer art camp running {camp_dates}. Build the scene from torn construction-paper shapes: a giant smiling sun, scissor-cut letters spelling the headline, crayon scribbles, paint splats and photographic cutouts of art supplies layered with visible drop shadows like a real scrapbook. Use a joyful palette of sunshine yellow, tomato red, sky blue and grass green on a kraft-paper background. Leave a torn white strip near the bottom for {age_range} and {signup_method}. Keep the layout busy but legible, with the headline occupying the top third. Vertical A4 portrait ratio, suitable for school bulletin boards and parent group chats.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {school_name}Name of the school or studio
- e.g. 小太陽兒童美術教室
- {camp_dates}Camp dates
- e.g. 7/6–8/21 每週一至五
- {age_range}Suitable age range
- e.g. 適合 5–12 歲
- {signup_method}How to sign up
- e.g. 掃描 QR Code 或 LINE 報名
Use case
Kids class operators and enrichment centers recruiting for summer camps via parent group chats and school boards.
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