Kids Class Open Day Invitation (Crayon Collage)
Crayon lettering and torn-paper banners signal kid-approved fun to parents at a glance, while structured text zones keep dates and sign-up info legible — playful but never messy.
prompt
Illustrate a joyful open-day invitation card for a children's learning center named {school_name}, portrait 5:7 ratio. Art direction: hand-drawn crayon and cut-paper collage style on a bright sunshine-yellow background — wobbly rainbow arcs, paper-airplane doodles, stars and scribble clouds framing the layout. Headline 'OPEN DAY!' in chunky multicolor crayon lettering across the top third. Middle section lists the date {event_date} inside a torn-paper banner and highlights activities: {activity_list}, each with a tiny doodle icon. Bottom edge shows a row of diverse smiling kid characters in simple crayon style, with {contact_info} printed in clear rounded type beneath. Keep text zones flat and readable; full-bleed, print-ready.
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 learning center
- e.g. Little Sprouts Art House
- {event_date}Event date and time
- e.g. Saturday, July 18, 10:00-16:00
- {activity_list}List of open-day activities
- e.g. clay workshop, story time, parent Q&A
- {contact_info}Sign-up contact details
- e.g. Sign up: (02) 2733-8888 / @littlesprouts
Use case
Tutoring centers and kids' art or music classes inviting local families to a trial open day event.
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