GPT Image 2: Editorial Blog Hero Illustration (Magazine-Cover-Style Concept Art)
Uses GPT Image 2 to generate an editorial illustration with a point of view for a blog hero image: turns an abstract topic (anxiety, AI, personal finance) into a scene built around a metaphor, with negative space reserved for a title overlay, so the article looks polished the moment it goes live.
【用途】部落格/電子報文章題圖,主題=[文章主題],要有觀點不要 stock 圖感。
【主體隱喻】把抽象概念視覺化成一個具體場景:[核心隱喻]。畫面只聚焦一個主視覺,不要塞滿元素。
【視覺風格】現代編輯插畫(editorial illustration),有限色盤 3–4 色以 [主色] 為主,平塗色塊+細緻線稿,輕微紙張顆粒質感,像《紐約客》或財經雜誌的內頁插畫……
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The most common trap with editorial illustration is producing something beautiful but pointless — indistinguishable from generic stock art. The key is the 'core metaphor' field: figure out your article's one-sentence thesis first, then translate it into an image (for example, procrastination becomes a person tied up by their own shadow). GPT Image 2 follows layout constraints like 'a limited 3–4 color palette' and 'single light source' quite accurately — feeding it too many colors just makes the result messy. Telling it 'no text in the image' matters, because AI-generated fake text is almost always misspelled and it eats into the negative space you need for a title overlay — adding the title in a design tool afterward looks much cleaner. The 16:9 negative-space instruction is there so the hero image drops straight into a blog header frame and an OG share card.
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