GPT Image Prompt
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Create a visually striking vertical 3:4 educational coastal-landform poster that compresses a wide horizontal transformation sequence into the page through four large angled coastline strips crossing the composition. Design the poster as a bold transformation infographic, with each strip representing a distinct stage in the formation of rocky coastal landforms: a cracked headland, a sea cave, a sea arch, and an isolated sea stack. Make the strips uneven in size, angle, and shape so they do not resemble equal cards, and vary the camera distance and coastline silhouette in every stage to keep the sequence dynamic and visually clear.
Break the oversized title directly across the four rock strips as separate words: “CLIFF”, “CAVE”, “ARCH”, “STACK”. Near the bottom, add the smaller full title: “HOW WAVES RESHAPE A ROCKY COAST”. Integrate four bold stage labels with short, readable explanations: “1. CRACK” — “Waves force water and air into weak rock.” “2. CAVE” — “Repeated erosion enlarges the opening.” “3. ARCH” — “The cave breaks through the headland.” “4. STACK” — “The arch roof collapses, leaving isolated rock.” Add one smaller final silhouette as an extra feature: “STUMP” — “Continued erosion lowers the remaining stack.”
Use bold coastal illustration, simplified but realistic rock textures, strong graphic strip composition, and oversized transformation typography. Show believable wave direction, rock structure, and gradual coastal change over time rather than an instant process. Keep the geology accurate: do not reverse the stage order, do not imply every rocky coast follows exactly this sequence, and do not suggest wave action is the only weathering process involved. Avoid a circular rock-cycle layout, a giant central arch, or a full-page scenic seascape with labels scattered around it.
Use a palette of chalky white cliffs, deep Atlantic blue, seafoam green, storm gray, and warm sunset accents. Make all stage words large and highly legible, keep the explanations concise, and avoid small geological paragraphs.