Night Market Stall Stamp Card (Retro Taiwan Vintage)
The retro two-ink letterpress look makes a cheap punch card feel collectible, and the dashed stamp grid plus ribbon reward line drives repeat visits with zero design budget.
prompt
Design a print-ready loyalty stamp card for a Taiwanese night market stall named {stall_name} selling {signature_snack}. Front: retro 1970s Taiwan vintage style — bold red and peacock-blue inks on cream paper, distressed letterpress texture, a hand-drawn mascot of the snack, and chunky retro Chinese-diner typography for the stall name. Back: a grid of {stamp_count} dashed circles for chops, with the reward line '{reward_text}' inside a ribbon banner at the bottom and a one-line address strip. Standard 90x54mm card, 3mm bleed, flat vector illustration, high contrast suited to cheap one-color overprinting, front and back shown side by side on a neutral background.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {stall_name}Name of the stall
- e.g. 阿水師雞蛋糕
- {signature_snack}Signature snack sold
- e.g. 雞蛋糕
- {stamp_count}Number of stamp slots
- e.g. 10
- {reward_text}Reward line shown on the card
- e.g. 集滿10點送一份原味雞蛋糕
Use case
Night market and street food stall owners who want a collectible punch card that turns passers-by into weekly regulars.
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