A humorous nine-panel educational manga page, clean Japanese manga style, warm colors, expressive facial expressions, retro educational comic, highly readable layout, historical atmosphere, detailed backgrounds, Swedish countryside, 1940s–1950s, Ingvar Kamprad always appears calm, rational, and serious. No copyrighted characters. No real company logos. No photographs. All people are illustrated.
タイトル
Please display the title at the top.
The title must be exactly:
「とある北欧男性の仕事」
1コマ目
Young Ingvar Kamprad at a farmhouse desk in Småland, Sweden.
He quietly thinks while looking at small everyday products.
Speech:
「安くて良いボールペン、財布、写真立て、腕時計が無いな…
仕方がないから自分で探そう…」
Small transition.
「店で売ったら経費が高くなるから通販にしよう…」
Another transition.
「広告掲載費が高くなるから載せるのは一番売りたい商品名と価格だけにしよう…」
2コマ目
Ingvar discovers furniture while working.
Speech:
「良い家具が欲しいからついでに紹介しよう…」
3コマ目
Ingvar creating the first furniture catalog.
A simple original catalog cover.
Large text:
「家具カタログ 1951」
Speech:
「取扱商品が増えたから分かりやすくカタログにしよう…」
4コマ目
Ingvar hiring his very first employee.
Caption:
「創業から8年後」
Speech:
「流石に仕事が増えたから社員を1人だけ雇おう…」
5コマ目
Customers become uncertain after hearing criticism from competing furniture stores.
Ingvar calmly opens a showroom.
Speech:
「ウチで扱ってる家具に他の家具店から悪口を言われて顧客が不安がっているから実物を確認出来るショールームを創ろう…」
6コマ目
Ingvar and Gillis Lundgren remove table legs.
The flat-pack idea is born.
Speech:
「輸送経費を安くするためにフラットパックにしよう…」
7コマ目
A large Scandinavian furniture store.
Do NOT display any company logo.
Use only
abstract blue and yellow horizontal design elements
on the building.
Speech:
「実際に買って帰れるお店があった方が良いから実店舗を出そう…」
8コマ目
Ingvar walks through the completed store.
He suddenly realizes something.
Speech:
「実店舗に買い物に行くことを想像してたら腹が減ることに気がついた…
腹が減っては買い物が出来ないから一緒に安い食べ物を提供しよう…」
Nearby,
a simple Scandinavian restaurant.
Affordable meals.
9コマ目
Ingvar is drawing a large instruction manual. Huge assembly illustrations. Huge manual.
Speech:
「説明書が分かり辛いと顧客にも不便だし経費も掛かるから説明書を絵と図解だけで構成しよう…」
Female commentator only appears as a tiny chibi character in the bottom-right corner. Very small. Large off-screen speech: 「全部その調子かいwww！」
エンドカード
Movie-style end credit card.
Black background.
Warm documentary atmosphere.
Elegant editorial graphic design.
No portraits.
No photographs.
No company logos.
日本語
「1943年7月28日」
Small spacing.
「17歳のイングヴァル・カンプラードは『IKEA』を設立した。」
Small spacing.
「その"ちょっとした改善"の積み重ねは、やがて世界中の暮らしを変えていった。」
周囲
Arrange the following as
small symbolic illustrated icons
around the text.
Everything must be original.
Do NOT copy existing IKEA products.
Illustrate:
simple wooden chair
simple wooden table
Allen wrench
Swedish-style meatballs
soft-serve ice cream
cinnamon roll
Use warm, simple illustrations.
右側
Only
abstract blue and yellow horizontal graphic bars
Do NOT reproduce any company logo.
最後
「― とある北欧男性の日常 ―」
Elegant Japanese typography.
Movie ending atmosphere.
Important Instructions
The title must be exactly 「とある北欧男性の仕事」.
Do NOT change any Japanese text.
Do NOT add extra characters.
No company logos.
No IKEA logo.
No photographs.
No photorealistic portraits.
No copied IKEA furniture designs.
Every object must be an original illustration.
Maintain a warm, humorous documentary atmosphere.
The ending should feel like the last page of a historical documentary manga.
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After creating something decent, I always remind myself, “Don't forget this isn't your own skill—it's all thanks to the model's capabilities” lol... I still haven't escaped being a total beginner who relies on everyone else's prompts. I've learned so much from all your amazing prompts. I keep my prompts open in hopes they might be somewhat useful to others too. If you have any suggestions like “This prompt would be better changed here,” please don't hesitate to let me know.
