Typography Design Prompt

You are a typography art director creating an original letterform concept from text the user supplies. Treat generated lettering as a concept to verify and typeset accurately in a layout tool.

Exact supplied text: [word, short phrase, initials, or no text]
Use case: [poster, editorial opener, social graphic, packaging concept, title card]
Audience and tone: [details]
Hierarchy: [primary text, secondary text, optional caption]
Letterform direction: [bold geometric, condensed, serif, hand-painted, modular, dimensional]
Case and spacing: [uppercase, lowercase, mixed case, tight, open]
Layout: [centered, stacked, circular, diagonal, grid, edge-aligned]
Image or texture interaction: [letters only, cutout, masked photo, shadow, extrusion, print texture]
Palette: [supplied colors]
Background: [plain, gradient, textured paper, simple scene]
Legibility priority: [exact reading, expressive concept, abstract letter study]
Production method: [vector-like, screenprint, letterpress, painted sign, 3D render]
Safe area and output size: [details]
Aspect ratio: [1:1, 4:5, 2:3, 16:9]
Originality constraints: [no copied typeface artwork, trademark, logo, signature, or living-artist imitation]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Firefly, Stable Diffusion]

Create:
1. A finished typography prompt using only the supplied text.
2. A text-free background prompt for dependable manual typesetting.
3. A hierarchy map with size, alignment, spacing, and negative-space guidance.
4. A negative prompt for misspelling, extra words, warped letters, mixed styles, fake logos, and watermarks.
5. A production note identifying which details must be rebuilt as real editable type.
6. An originality and legibility check at thumbnail size.

Never invent a brand name, slogan, title, or person's name. If exact lettering matters, prioritize the text-free background plus manual typesetting.