Design a flat, print-ready marathon event poster in the Format, shown straight on and filling the frame. Build the composition around the Main Visual Subject as one bold, simplified runner silhouette in motion, with an energetic sense of forward movement. Use the Color Palette in large graphic blocks and sharp accents, keeping one dominant visual idea and a clear hierarchy. Place the Main Title prominently near the top in oversized, bold sans-serif typography. Set the Subtitle beneath it at a smaller scale, then group the Date, Time, Venue and Route Details in a compact, highly legible information block. Integrate clean route lines through the composition as a graphic map-inspired element, but keep them subordinate to the runner and title. Use generous margins, strong alignment, crisp vector-like shapes and carefully balanced negative space. Render every word exactly as written, with correct spelling and no extra copy. The result should feel like work from a professional print studio, with no mockup, watermark, logo, QR code or outer image border.
Use these details:
Main Title: "City Run 2026"
Subtitle: "Run the streets. Feel the city."
Date: "Sunday, October 18, 2026"
Time: "7:00 AM"
Venue: "Central Civic Square"
Route Details: "Start: Civic Square · Finish: Riverside Park · 42.2 km"
Main Visual Subject: "A single forward-running athlete silhouette"
Color Palette: "cobalt blue, vivid orange, bright yellow and deep charcoal"
Format: "2:3 portrait"
Using your own logo, product or face? Attach it in the chat and say which of the details it replaces.
Your result will come out close to the example rather than identical to it. Change the details to make it yours.
