Постер лексики для медсестры в госпитале

Промпт: Постер лексики для медсестры в госпитале

Готовый промпт на основном языке: Nurse Hospital Vocabulary Poster prompt.

Goal: Create a vertical Japanese reference poster for AI illustration prompting about nurse and hospital-scene vocabulary, in a delicate anime watercolor style. The poster headline should read {argument name="headline text" default="看護師・病院シチュの用語表"}, with a smaller subtitle explaining that it is a hospital-situation word list for AI illustration ideas. Overall theme: a quiet, wistful hospital night-shift atmosphere featuring {argument name="main character" default="a melancholic young female nurse with long messy dark navy hair"}.

Canvas: Portrait 3:4 poster, cream paper background with faint stains, tape pieces, hand-drawn borders, tiny stars, moon motifs, pressed-flower decorations, and notebook-scrap collage details. Use a muted palette of ivory, pale blue, dusty lavender, gray ink, and soft sepia.

Layout: Top header band with the large Japanese title centered, a small illustration of the nurse near the upper left beside a sticky-note quote, and a small framed keyword memo at the upper right. Below it, create a precise grid of exactly 24 numbered vocabulary cards arranged as 4 columns by 6 rows. Each card contains a number, Japanese term title, small keyword lines, a short point/explanation block, and a miniature anime hospital illustration. At the bottom, add a wide memo section with bullet notes, floral decorations on the left, and a larger resting nurse illustration on the lower right leaning on her arms beside a mug.

The 24 cards must be exactly these discrete items, numbered and titled: 1. ナースステーション, 2. 病室前, 3. カルテ, 4. 巡回, 5. 夜勤, 6. 引き継ぎ, 7. 休憩室, 8. 蛍光灯, 9. 病院廊下, 10. ナースコール, 11. 点滴スタンド, 12. ベッドサイド, 13. 白衣, 14. スクラブ, 15. 名札, 16. 体温計, 17. 医療用ワゴン, 18. 受付カウンター, 19. 待合室, 20. 面会時間, 21. 夜の病棟, 22. 仮眠前, 23. 申し送りメモ, 24. 病院の余韻.

Subject details: The nurse should wear {argument name="uniform style" default="a pale blue nurse scrub uniform with a white coat, ID badge, pens, clipboard, and tired expression"}. She appears repeatedly throughout the cards in different hospital moments: writing charts, holding a clipboard, standing in hallways, checking IVs, sitting at a desk, drinking from a mug, speaking with another nurse, and resting before sleep. Her mood is gentle, exhausted, introspective, and cinematic rather than cheerful.

Visual style: Fine ink linework, soft watercolor wash, semi-realistic anime illustration, textured paper, handwritten scrapbook feeling, subtle medical equipment, gentle lighting, quiet hospital interiors, transparent panels, thin ruled borders, and tiny decorative stars. Make the text look like a designed Japanese study sheet: mostly legible headings, compact small body text, and neat printed labels. Add atmospheric lighting using {argument name="lighting mood" default="cool fluorescent hospital light mixed with warm moonlit night tones"}.

Bottom memo section: Add a torn-paper label reading つかいかたメモ and several Japanese bullet notes in small print, including some red-emphasis lines, explaining how to combine the terms for nurse and hospital-scene illustration prompts.

Constraints: Keep exactly 24 numbered grid cards, no extra cards. Do not use photorealism; keep it as soft anime watercolor. Avoid logos, watermarks, real hospital branding, gore, surgery, emergency trauma, or disturbing medical content. The final poster should feel like a useful prompt-word glossary and a beautiful illustrated reference sheet.