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[Sendout] Make a Chic 2026 Calendar Double Poster Picture 🎉
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▶️ Ready to stay in each comment. The calendar is exactly straight, not distorted.
▶️ Customize the visual style, but do not change the calendar conditions or distorted.
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# prompt: Design a vertical calendar poster, beautiful advertising work style from a professional studio, with people on the left 40% of the image [She is dressed in a short, tight-fitting Christmas green dress, stylish modern, stylish hairstyle to the dress and the person, stands back like leaning on a calendar or a pair with a calendar, poses pretty, charming, cute, fun, happy-looking] The right side of the image is a translucent calendar according to the following details.
From the referrence image create a 2026 calendar poster, covering all 12 months. Monday through Friday are white, Saturday are brown and Sunday are red.
Creating the calendar is of utmost importance. Do not improvise by guessing the start of the week. You must strictly follow these rules for the first day of each month in 2026 (2026):
January 1, 2026, begins Thursday (Thu).
February 1, 2026, begins Sunday (Sun). There are 28 days.
March 1, 2026, begins Sunday (Sun).
April 1, 2026, begins Wednesday (Wed).
May 1, 2026, begins Friday (Fri).
June 1, 2026, begins Monday (Mon).
July 1, 2026, begins Wednesday (Wed).
August 1, 2026, begins Saturday (Sat).
September 1, 2026, begins Tuesday (Tue).
October 1, 2026, begins Thursday (Thu).
November 1, 2026, begins Sunday (Sun).
December 1, 2026, begins Tuesday (Tue).
Important:
• Use the weekday header row for all months as "Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat."
• Place the number "1" for each month under the correct weekday according to the rules above. Then, count the days in the following order.
• Do not move the date to another workday and do not change the workday at the beginning of the month.
• If unsure, leave the field blank instead of entering the wrong date.












































































