YFG Karli v1 – Illustrated Vehicle Poster Style

Style
Bold illustrated poster aesthetics with large typography, flat or gradient backdrops, clean outlines, and high-contrast shading. Optimized for cars and trucks, but the look generalizes well to any subject—objects, characters, gadgets—rendered as a graphic cover or advertising poster.

Trigger
No dedicated trigger. Guide with phrases like “illustrated poster,” “vehicle poster,” “large fonts,” “graphic cover,” “retro ad style,” or “bold headline typography.”

Strength

• Works from 0.30 – 1.00.

• Sweet spot ≈ 0.50 – 0.80 for crisp poster styling with readable forms.

• Higher values push heavier outlines, flatter shading, and bigger type emphasis.

Key Characteristics

• Showcase Angles – Clean 3/4 or side views with hero proportions.

• Graphic Type – Oversized titles, taglines, faux logos/decals, and caption blocks.

• Flat/Gradient Backdrops – Solid color or simple gradients that make the subject pop.

• Illustration Finish – Vector/airbrush vibe, tidy panel lines, poster-friendly composition.

• Subject Agnostic – Applies the same poster treatment to non-vehicle prompts (robots, products, characters, etc.).

Prompt Ideas

• “Illustrated poster of a classic lowrider van, large headline typography, clean gradient background.”

• “BIG TOY dump truck poster, bold black lettering on mustard backdrop, graphic decal details.”

• “Motorcycle showcase poster with oversized title, minimal shadow, crisp outlines.”

• “Futuristic camera product poster, big fonts, flat color background, decal badges.”

Tips & Tricks

1. Control Text – If you want cleaner visuals without text, add “no text, no captions.” If you want it, specify “large headline at top,” “small copy line at bottom,” or a color for the type.

2. Color Direction – Call out palettes: “cream + sky blue,” “mustard + charcoal,” “neon teal on black.”

3. Layout Cues – Use “centered hero shot,” “full-bleed subject,” “badge/decals on doors,” “drop shadow under wheels.”

4. Blend With Other LoRAs – Pair with style/detail LoRAs (e.g., geometric, glitch, cinematic) and keep Karli around 0.5–0.7 so the poster frame stays clean.

5. Avoid Clutter – If elements crowd the page, lower strength slightly or add negatives like “avoid busy background,” “minimal decals.”

Turn any subject into a clean, high-impact cover with YFG Karli v1—a versatile illustrated poster engine that shines with vehicles and adapts effortlessly to bold graphic compositions.