AI POSTER PRACTICE: TEH SORE
All business information is fictional. Product: 500 ml original iced tea. Price: Rp5,000.
Goal: introduce the product and invite people to visit the shop.
Add accurate location or ordering details for a real business.
Example posters are AI illustrations, not real product photos. No sales performance test.
For a real product: take a sharp phone photo and upload it with prompt 3 to an editing feature or a tool accepting image references.
Compare the result with the source. If packaging or logos change, place the original photo in a design editor instead.
These prompts are simplified; subsequent results may differ.

1. DELIBERATELY OVERDONE COMPARISON

Make a square poster for fictional business Teh Sore.
The product is 500 ml of original iced tea for Rp5.000.
Write exactly: TEH SORE, ES TEH ORIGINAL, SEGERNYA PAS., Rp5.000,
500 ml, and Mampir ke gerai.

For a design exercise, deliberately make it overdone:
clashing neon colors, glossy 3D lettering, many floating cups,
dramatic splashes, sparkles, and decoration across almost every space.
Make all information compete for attention. Add no claims or offers.

2. MORE INTENTIONAL POSTER

Make one square poster for fictional business Teh Sore.
Goal: introduce affordable original iced tea.
Audience: people near the shop who want a cold drink.

Write these Indonesian strings exactly:
TEH SORE
ES TEH ORIGINAL
SEGERNYA PAS.
Rp5.000
500 ml
Mampir ke gerai

Visual direction:
- Cream background, dark green text, amber tea as the accent.
- One clear plastic iced tea cup with a flat lid and straw.
- Give text the left area and the product the right area.
- Leave clear space between them; text must not touch the cup.
- ES TEH ORIGINAL may use two lines but must fit in the left area.
- The business name is smaller than the headline.
- Group the price and serving size together.
- Place the call to action below the price group with comfortable spacing.
- Align all text to the same left edge.
- Keep generous outer margins and use at most two typefaces.
- Natural lighting, believable ice and condensation, a grounded shadow.

Add no fruit, extra cups, explosions, 3D text, testimonials, discounts,
health claims, certifications, or information not provided.
This is a fictional product illustration for practice, not a real photo.

3. USE YOUR OWN PHONE PRODUCT PHOTO

I have attached a real product photo that I took with my phone.
Use the first photo as the actual product in the poster, not simply as
inspiration to redraw a similar drink. Additional photos show details only.

Preserve the cup shape and proportions, lid type, straw, drink color,
logo, label, and visible contents from the photo. Add no fruit, toppings,
larger portions, or packaging details absent from the source.
Don't infer serving volume from the photo; use the size stated in my brief.

Put text in the left area and the product in the right area.
You may replace the background and reasonably adjust surrounding lighting.
Don't crop away part of the product or change its identity.
If a detail is unclear or this cannot be done without redrawing the product,
explain that limitation first.
Use only the text, price, and business information I provide.

4. TEXT PLACEMENT REVISION

Keep the business name, price, size, colors, and product from this image.
Change only the composition:
1. Reduce the headline so ORIGINAL fits entirely in the left area.
2. Separate text from the cup so they don't touch.
3. Align the business name, headline, price, and action to one left edge.
4. Put 500 ml closer to the price so they read as one group.
5. Move the call to action away from the bottom edge.
Add no wording, objects, offers, or claims.