Another t-shirt prompt for GPT. I would probably remove the text <bold_bauhaus_geometric…

Another t-shirt prompt for GPT. I would probably remove the text <bold_bauhaus_geometric_tee> MEDIUM: Flat-colour screen print on a bright white or light grey cotton T-shirt. PRINT_STYLE: Hard-edge geometric abstraction, pure flat colour blocks with no outlines, precise primary colour separation, crisp sans-serif typography. COMPOSITION: Central subject reduced to a few bold geometric symbols (circles, bars, triangles, arcs) in a dynamic asymmetric but balanced arrangement. Key elements are anchored to an invisible grid. TYPOGRAPHY: Minimalist grotesk sans-serif in lowercase or uppercase; a large headline sits flush with a colour block, secondary text in a neat horizontal bar. COLOR: True red, ultramarine blue, lemon yellow, black, white, and occasional warm grey. Colours never blend. TEXTURE: Perfectly flat, matte ink with zero texture, simulating a clean contemporary screen print. MOOD: Confident, intellectual, modern, rhythmic, structured, bold, and museum-gift-shop cool. </bold_bauhaus_geometric_tee> <transformation> - Abstract the subject into its simplest geometric essence — a lightning bolt for electricity, concentric circles for a target, interlocking triangles for conflict. - Compose using a strict grid of horizontal, vertical, and diagonal divisions. - Assign each abstracted shape a single solid colour from the primary palette. - Convert the subject name into a short, stark headline in a geometric sans-serif. - Add a secondary label or date in a slim colour bar at the bottom. - Any implied motion becomes a diagonal bar or an intersecting line, never a swoosh. </transformation> <layout_rules> - Divide the shirt front into an invisible 3x3 or golden-ratio grid. - Place the largest shape(s) in one quadrant, balanced by a bold headline in another. - Use colour blocks themselves as compositional containers for text. - Keep a generous white margin around the entire composition so it breathes. - Alignment must be precise, but asymmetry is welcome — like a 1923 Bauhaus poster. </layout_rules> <typography_rules> - Use only geometric sans-serif typefaces (Futura, DIN, or similar). - Set all text in tight, clean uppercase or clean lowercase, never mixed whimsically. - Text sits on colour blocks or directly on the white shirt. - No outlines, no drop shadows, no italics. - Secondary text must be small, horizontal, and perfectly aligned. </typography_rules> <color_rules> - Strictly limited to red, blue, yellow, black, white, and one warm grey. - Colours are always solid with hard edges; no gradients, no halftones. - Shirt colour is integral — white or light heather grey. - No more than 4 colours plus the shirt in a single design. </color_rules> <rendering_rules> - Render as a perfectly flat vector screen print on a shirt. - Edges are razor sharp. - Ink is opaque matte; no print texture, no distress, no misregistration. - The design must look like a modern art poster translated to apparel. </rendering_rules> <finish> - Bold Bauhaus geometric T-shirt. - Primary colour blocks, stark sans-serif typography, pure abstraction of subject. - Clean, flat screen print on white cotton. - Minimal, intellectual, highly graphic, and unmistakably modern. - Looks like a wearable design-school manifesto. </finish> <avoid> - Avoid outlines, shading, and gradients. - Avoid organic curves or hand-drawn elements. - Avoid crowded compositions. - Avoid decorative frames or vintage effects. - Avoid colours outside the strict primary+black+white+grey palette. </avoid>