Field Records of Han Reliefs
A field catalogue cover for Han dynasty pictorial stones: a semi-transparent stone-relief rubbing with archival notes.
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A field catalogue cover for Han dynasty pictorial stones: a semi-transparent stone-relief rubbing with archival notes.
Try Kimi DesignDesign the cover of a 3:4 vertical field catalogue of Han dynasty pictorial stones, combining antique paper feel, archaeological-archive rigor, and the airy spacing of contemporary editorial design. The cover's key visual is a large semi-transparent stone-relief rubbing, overlaid with the vertical Chinese-style titles "Han Images / A Thousand Years in Stone" and the English title "FIELD RECORDS OF HAN RELIEFS." Keep "Yanshi Library," "Wen Yanzhou | Editor," the catalogue notes, 186 plates, 72 line drawings, 12 tomb-chamber floor plans, large 16mo format with 368 pages, archive number YSWK-026, price 168.00 yuan, and the publishing information of the White Oak Art Documents Press. The body text must clearly state that the catalogue organizes twelve sites of remains surveyed across Yanchuan, Shiling, and Qinghuai from 2019 to 2025, classified into chariots and horses, banquets, acrobatics, and auspicious birds. Use warm bone white, pale vermilion stone tones, deep ink brown, and a little vermilion for seals. Let the large characters overlap naturally with the carved drapery lines, hiding one fine-line crane within the drapery, so the antique book and modern publication overlap. Avoid heavy faux-antique stains, metallic highlights, and commercial-poster decoration.
Recolor the stone tones
Changes the stone tones from pale vermilion to pale ochre, keeping the rest.
Try Kimi DesignDesign the cover of a 3:4 vertical field catalogue of Han dynasty pictorial stones, combining antique paper feel, archaeological-archive rigor, and the airy spacing of contemporary editorial design. The cover's key visual is a large semi-transparent stone-relief rubbing, overlaid with the vertical Chinese-style titles "Han Images / A Thousand Years in Stone" and the English title "FIELD RECORDS OF HAN RELIEFS." Keep "Yanshi Library," "Wen Yanzhou | Editor," the catalogue notes, 186 plates, 72 line drawings, 12 tomb-chamber floor plans, large 16mo format with 368 pages, archive number YSWK-026, price 168.00 yuan, and the publishing information of the White Oak Art Documents Press. The body text must clearly state that the catalogue organizes twelve sites of remains surveyed across Yanchuan, Shiling, and Qinghuai from 2019 to 2025, classified into chariots and horses, banquets, acrobatics, and auspicious birds. Use warm bone white, pale vermilion stone tones, deep ink brown, and a little vermilion for seals. Let the large characters overlap naturally with the carved drapery lines, hiding one fine-line crane within the drapery, so the antique book and modern publication overlap. Avoid heavy faux-antique stains, metallic highlights, and commercial-poster decoration.
Renumber the archive
Changes the archive number from YSWK-026 to YSWK-032, keeping the rest.
Try Kimi DesignDesign the cover of a 3:4 vertical field catalogue of Han dynasty pictorial stones, combining antique paper feel, archaeological-archive rigor, and the airy spacing of contemporary editorial design. The cover's key visual is a large semi-transparent stone-relief rubbing, overlaid with the vertical Chinese-style titles "Han Images / A Thousand Years in Stone" and the English title "FIELD RECORDS OF HAN RELIEFS." Keep "Yanshi Library," "Wen Yanzhou | Editor," the catalogue notes, 186 plates, 72 line drawings, 12 tomb-chamber floor plans, large 16mo format with 368 pages, archive number YSWK-026, price 168.00 yuan, and the publishing information of the White Oak Art Documents Press. The body text must clearly state that the catalogue organizes twelve sites of remains surveyed across Yanchuan, Shiling, and Qinghuai from 2019 to 2025, classified into chariots and horses, banquets, acrobatics, and auspicious birds. Use warm bone white, pale vermilion stone tones, deep ink brown, and a little vermilion for seals. Let the large characters overlap naturally with the carved drapery lines, hiding one fine-line crane within the drapery, so the antique book and modern publication overlap. Avoid heavy faux-antique stains, metallic highlights, and commercial-poster decoration.
Hide a deer too
Hides a fine-line deer beside the crane in the drapery, keeping the rest.
Try Kimi DesignDesign the cover of a 3:4 vertical field catalogue of Han dynasty pictorial stones, combining antique paper feel, archaeological-archive rigor, and the airy spacing of contemporary editorial design. The cover's key visual is a large semi-transparent stone-relief rubbing, overlaid with the vertical Chinese-style titles "Han Images / A Thousand Years in Stone" and the English title "FIELD RECORDS OF HAN RELIEFS." Keep "Yanshi Library," "Wen Yanzhou | Editor," the catalogue notes, 186 plates, 72 line drawings, 12 tomb-chamber floor plans, large 16mo format with 368 pages, archive number YSWK-026, price 168.00 yuan, and the publishing information of the White Oak Art Documents Press. The body text must clearly state that the catalogue organizes twelve sites of remains surveyed across Yanchuan, Shiling, and Qinghuai from 2019 to 2025, classified into chariots and horses, banquets, acrobatics, and auspicious birds. Use warm bone white, pale vermilion stone tones, deep ink brown, and a little vermilion for seals. Let the large characters overlap naturally with the carved drapery lines, hiding one fine-line crane within the drapery, so the antique book and modern publication overlap. Avoid heavy faux-antique stains, metallic highlights, and commercial-poster decoration.