Genur.art

monochrome stippling style, vertical 2:3 promotional poster. The poster contains exactly one main headline: "BF95 Krea2 WF v4.0" Render that headline only once. Do not repeat, duplicate, echo, mirror, stack, or fragment any part of the title. Keep "BF95" attached to the rest of the headline as a single line of text. Below it, include one smaller subtitle: "Simple. Flexible. Effective." The typography must be crisp, high contrast, and highly legible. Place the headline inside a clean text zone with minimal texture behind it. Use solid dark lettering on a light field or solid light lettering on a dark field. Do not allow halftone dots, stippling, facial details, interface elements, or decorative graphics to overlap the text. Create a striking futuristic AI-art composition around the text: a stylized human face emerging from dense black dot fields, visible halftone shading, stippled gradients, fragmented dot-matrix patterns, and geometric technical motifs. Every tonal transition should feel built from visible dots rather than smooth photographic gradients. Use a high-contrast black, ivory, and muted gray palette, strong negative space, subtle ComfyUI node-grid references, technical diagram accents, and minimal interface symbols. The design should feel like a premium experimental technology poster or underground design magazine cover: bold, modern, graphic, polished, and visually striking from a distance. Tactile print texture, risograph and screen-print influence, coarse halftone patterns, dense stippling in shadows, sparse dots in highlights, no glossy 3D rendering, no painterly brushwork, no soft photographic gradients. Keep the dot-matrix aesthetic dominant throughout the artwork while preserving a clean, uncluttered, single-instance headline. <lora:krea2_dotmatrix:1.0>