[男性] 复古女性

A vertical 4:5 streaming documentary poster-style half-body portrait. In the center of the frame is an adult man around 30-40 years old, wearing a black suit jacket, a pale beige or light yellow dress shirt, and a black tie. His body is slightly turned in a subtle three-quarter angle, with stable formal shoulders, but his presence feels mentally compressed and restrained.

Three yellow circular bands wrap horizontally around his head like caution tape, slogan tape, or a physical device of mental restraint. Each band is printed repeatedly with bold black uppercase “MIND FULL” typography. The text must stay sharp, readable, and not mirrored. The bands cover most of his eye area, leaving only parts of the forehead, nose, cheeks, lips, chin, and a small area of the neck visible.

His expression is serious, numb, and tired. His lips are naturally closed and slightly heavy, as if he has been frozen after a long period of workplace pressure. Preserve realistic male facial texture: short beard, dense jaw stubble, visible pores, slight unevenness, dry roughness, and natural facial shadows. His skin is medium-deep in tone, processed into a desaturated gray-yellow poster grade. It should feel tactile, like fine sand-like skin texture, stubble prickle, and printed paper grain, not smooth plastic skin.

The background is a minimal warm-white poster surface. At the top center, place red “NETFLIX” text. Add a small “MIND FULL” logo in the upper left, “COMING SOON” in the upper right, and stacked black text on the lower left reading “THE STORY OF HOW BURNOUT BECAME A CRIME.” Use soft studio lighting from the front and slightly above, catching the nose bridge, cheeks, and lips, while keeping real shadows under the jaw and around the nostrils. The yellow bands should cast subtle occlusion shadows across the face. The image should have muted gray-yellow color grading, slight noise, printed grain, and a vintage poster-paper texture.

The overall feeling should be a Netflix-style crime documentary poster about social pressure, burnout, mental overload, and being trapped by institutional language. It should feel like a collapse that had already happened and is now being presented as an official case file. Avoid a sci-fi helmet look, neon glowing rings, complex background, exaggerated facial expression, glossy fashion-editorial rim lighting, cartoon rendering, garbled typography, mirrored text, and over-smoothed beauty-retouched skin.