Tutoring Center Enrollment Poster (Bauhaus Geometric Style)
Bauhaus geometry stands out on a wall of generic tutoring flyers while still reading trustworthy to parents; the layout pre-reserves the bottom band for schedule and tuition — the first things parents look for.
prompt
Design an enrollment poster for {course_name} at {school_name}, recruiting {target_students} for the {semester} intake. Style: Bauhaus-inspired flat geometric illustration — primary shapes (circles, triangles, arcs) forming abstract books, pencils and lightbulbs, warm cream background with mustard, brick red and deep blue accents, clean grid composition, bold geometric sans-serif placeholder text blocks. Friendly and trustworthy rather than childish. Vertical 2:3 ratio; place the headline block in the top third, illustration in the middle, and reserve a clean white band at the bottom for class schedule, tuition and contact info overlay. Flat colors only, no gradients or photorealism.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {course_name}Course name
- e.g. 兒童程式設計班
- {school_name}School name
- e.g. 明日學堂
- {target_students}Target students
- e.g. 國小三到六年級
- {semester}Intake term
- e.g. 暑期
Use case
Tutoring centers, studios and online course creators who need enrollment posters for the new semester intake.
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