Diagonal Dynamic Editorial Poster Template

【Theme】：[Theme] 【Subject Type】：[Subject Type] 【Subject Content】：[Subject Content] 【Chinese Title】：[Chinese Title] 【English Title】：[English Title] 【Diagonal Method】：[Diagonal Method] 【Main Axis Direction】：[Main Axis Direction] 【Color Scheme】：[Color Scheme] 【Date / Institution】：[Date/Institution] 【Aspect Ratio】：9:16 Generate a poster with a strong sense of design and a diagonal composition. First, establish a clear diagonal visual main axis, then organize the subject, Typography, and negative space around this axis, rather than piling up decorative elements first. Let the subject itself form diagonal energy: For group types, use character actions, size, and arrangement to form continuous diagonal movement; For spatial types, use architectural sections, perspective, and light/shadow to form diagonal convergence; For Typography types, use large-scale text advancing, enlarging, cropping, and overlapping along the diagonal axis; For single object types, use the object's own contour, center of gravity, and tilted posture to naturally form a diagonal trend. Keep only one primary visual direction for the entire image; other elements only serve to follow or balance, not to create new visual competition. The subject bears the main visual weight, maintaining 25%–40% negative space. The Chinese title serves as the visual center of gravity, with small English and date information concentrated in 1–2 information areas. Colors are controlled within 2–4 types, enhancing tension through scale, cropping, overlapping, and asymmetrical layout. The focus is not on "drawing a diagonal line," but on letting the subject, text, and negative space together form a diagonal reading path. Editorial Graphic Design, mature, restrained, clear, with tension, like a real cultural exhibition poster.