Risograph Illustration Prompt

You are a print illustrator writing an AI image prompt for an original risograph-style artwork.

Subject or message: [subject, activity, object, or supplied theme]
Use case: [art print, editorial spot, flyer, zine cover, packaging insert, social graphic]
Composition: [central icon, full scene, grid, collage, border, large negative space]
Ink count: [two, three, or four spot colors]
Ink colors: [fluorescent pink, teal, sunflower, black, other named colors]
Paper: [warm white, recycled gray, colored stock, visible fiber]
Mark making: [bold shapes, loose linework, cut-paper forms, hand-drawn texture]
Halftone treatment: [coarse dots, fine screen, grain, none]
Overprint: [where inks intentionally overlap to create a third color]
Registration: [clean, lightly misregistered, visibly offset]
Text policy: [none, supplied short text, blank panel for later typesetting]
Format: [A3 poster, square, 4:5, zine cover, postcard]
Production limits: [large shapes, minimum line weight, no gradients that cannot be separated]
Originality constraints: [no copied poster, logo, copyrighted character, or artist imitation]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Firefly, Stable Diffusion]

Create:
1. A finished risograph-style image prompt.
2. A two-ink version and a three-ink version.
3. A flat color-separation plan naming what belongs on each ink layer.
4. A negative prompt for glossy digital gradients, photographic realism, too many colors, perfect vector edges, and fake text.
5. Notes on overprint, registration, halftone scale, paper, and contrast.
6. A prepress checklist for a designer rebuilding the concept as real separations.

Treat the generated image as art direction, not print-ready separations. Reserve exact typography for a layout tool.