I'm the Director in the Game

Clapperboards and gamepads on beige, pixel-castle shots in REC frames, dates 9/12–10/20, 50M creator traffic pool: retro cartoon collage poster. Swap in your theme.

"I'm the Director in the Game" contest poster: retro cartoon collage, hand-drawn stickers, and a cartoon TV set.
Start from this prompt

A game fan-video contest poster: retro cartoon collage, hand-drawn stickers, and a bright-blue lower half.

Block to bright green

The lower-half block changes from bright blue to bright green; everything else is unchanged.

Design it
Make a 1:2 vertical poster for a game-creation event promoting the "I'm the Director in the Game" fan-video contest.

The poster uses a retro cartoon collage style: an oversized blue title "I'm the Director in the Game" at the top; a beige background covered with hand-drawn stickers of clapperboards, a director's chair, cameras, an anthropomorphic gamepad, and an old cellphone; two pixel-castle game screenshots in REC viewfinder frames tucked in the middle. The lower half switches to a bright blue block with a cartoon TV set centered; its screen reads "I'm the Director in the Game" and "The set is open, ing..."; below it, the note "Post a fan-made game video with the hashtag #ImTheDirectorInTheGame to share a 50M creator traffic pool", with event dates 9/12–10/20. At the bottom, two rounded cards side by side list the support options and contest tracks (#PixelSet #EpicGameEdits, etc.), and the very bottom reads "Track rules / Sneak peek".

Beige and bright blue lead the palette, accented with red and bright yellow; hand-drawn elements carry thick black outlines, keeping the whole piece lively with a nostalgic game feel.
Deadline to month-end

The contest deadline changes to 10/31; everything else is unchanged.

Design it
Make a 1:2 vertical poster for a game-creation event promoting the "I'm the Director in the Game" fan-video contest.

The poster uses a retro cartoon collage style: an oversized blue title "I'm the Director in the Game" at the top; a beige background covered with hand-drawn stickers of clapperboards, a director's chair, cameras, an anthropomorphic gamepad, and an old cellphone; two pixel-castle game screenshots in REC viewfinder frames tucked in the middle. The lower half switches to a bright blue block with a cartoon TV set centered; its screen reads "I'm the Director in the Game" and "The set is open, ing..."; below it, the note "Post a fan-made game video with the hashtag #ImTheDirectorInTheGame to share a 50M creator traffic pool", with event dates 9/12–10/20. At the bottom, two rounded cards side by side list the support options and contest tracks (#PixelSet #EpicGameEdits, etc.), and the very bottom reads "Track rules / Sneak peek".

Beige and bright blue lead the palette, accented with red and bright yellow; hand-drawn elements carry thick black outlines, keeping the whole piece lively with a nostalgic game feel.
Change the pool number

The creator traffic pool changes from 50M to 30M; everything else is unchanged.

Design it
Make a 1:2 vertical poster for a game-creation event promoting the "I'm the Director in the Game" fan-video contest.

The poster uses a retro cartoon collage style: an oversized blue title "I'm the Director in the Game" at the top; a beige background covered with hand-drawn stickers of clapperboards, a director's chair, cameras, an anthropomorphic gamepad, and an old cellphone; two pixel-castle game screenshots in REC viewfinder frames tucked in the middle. The lower half switches to a bright blue block with a cartoon TV set centered; its screen reads "I'm the Director in the Game" and "The set is open, ing..."; below it, the note "Post a fan-made game video with the hashtag #ImTheDirectorInTheGame to share a 50M creator traffic pool", with event dates 9/12–10/20. At the bottom, two rounded cards side by side list the support options and contest tracks (#PixelSet #EpicGameEdits, etc.), and the very bottom reads "Track rules / Sneak peek".

Beige and bright blue lead the palette, accented with red and bright yellow; hand-drawn elements carry thick black outlines, keeping the whole piece lively with a nostalgic game feel.