La función de los spoilers no es frenar el avión, estás equivocado.
Y no te voy a mentir, yo también pensaba lo mismo.
Al fin y al cabo, cuando se despliegan aumentan la resistencia aerodinámica y también contribuyen a reducir la velocidad.
Pero esa no es su función principal.
Some departures feel like a photograph before they become a memory
Series title:
Departure Diary — 12/12
*Made with GPT image 2 On chat GPT*
Prompt 👇
Create a nostalgic contemporary travel-journal artbook page based on the reference image. Preserve the exact same person, facial identity, facial features, hairstyle, pose, expression, clothing, luggage, proportions, camera angle, composition, and emotional atmosphere from the reference image. Divide the page vertically into two seamlessly connected sections. The upper section is an ultra-realistic cinematic airport photograph: the same person standing quietly in a modern airport terminal with a carry-on suitcase beside them, soft natural window light, subtle reflections on polished floors, realistic skin texture, authentic colors, shallow depth of field, delicate film grain, natural candid body language, and a quiet pre-departure atmosphere. The lower section transforms the exact same scene, person, luggage, and composition into a loose black-and-white hand-drawn ink illustration on warm off-white textured paper. Preserve the same pose and perspective while using expressive imperfect lines, rough cross-hatching, minimal shading, subtle architectural details, small directional arrows, luggage outlines, terminal signage shapes, and handmade sketchbook imperfections. Add tasteful editorial typography around the illustration: a small numbered diary entry, handwritten-style caption, tiny documentary notes, subtle timestamp, gate-style notation, and minimal travel-journal annotations. Keep generous cream-colored negative space, slightly imperfect ink printing, understated vintage layout, sophisticated minimalist Japanese-inspired graphic design, emotionally warm and cinematic, premium contemporary photography journal aesthetic, cohesive transition between photograph and drawing, highly detailed, natural human anatomy, authentic proportions, no watermark, no logos.
GPT image 2
Prompt:
Create a sophisticated vintage travel-poster illustration inspired by mid-century architectural printmaking. Feature [LANDMARK] as the unmistakable central subject, rendered in highly detailed hand-drawn black ink linework with intricate structural details, delicate crosshatching, and an authentic screen-printed texture. Add a restrained deep forest-green accent color to the surrounding trees, landscape, and subtle architectural elements.
Use a warm aged ivory/cream paper background with subtle natural paper grain, tiny imperfections, faded ink edges, and an authentic archival-print feel. Keep the composition symmetrical, minimal, and spacious, with the landmark rising prominently from the lower center. Add a simple vintage landscape beneath it—tree-lined avenue, distant buildings, and soft geometric perspective.
Below the illustration, include elegant vintage typography:
[CITY / LANDMARK]
No. [NUMBER] [SHORT DESCRIPTORS]
Year: 2026
Typography should resemble an old museum catalogue or 1950s travel archive: uppercase serif title, typewriter-style secondary text, carefully centered spacing. No modern graphic elements, no gradients, no photorealism. Authentic antique screen print, refined European travel-poster aesthetic, clean composition, highly detailed ink illustration, slightly imperfect registration, collectible art print, timeless and elegant.
Idea by @StevenWommack
Upload your logo & use this prompt:
“Extreme macro shot of woven cotton shirt fabric, empty at first. Colored
embroidery threads rise from the surface and weave themselves into place,
laying down tight satin stitches row by row, tracing out the logo. The
stitched area grows steadily across the frame, thread pulling taut and
raising into dimensional embroidered texture, until the full logo is
complete. Camera holds steady, slow satisfying timelapse pace. Soft
natural side light, shallow depth of field, visible fabric fibers and
realistic thread sheen. No hands, thread moves on its own. One shot no scene change.”
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