Do Not Open Until Dec 25 To: - Cheeky Holiday Print Text Effect
Uses OpenAI GPT-Image-2.5 Sunburst, the model behind this artwork · 15 credits
"Do Not Open Until Dec 25" is a printable sheet of six round Christmas gift tags in a cheerful cartoon style. Each tag has a red and green double ring, a peeking elf in a green hat, bold green and red rounded lettering in two lines, and a "To:" line. The viewer can remake it with their own text, swapping the opening date, the recipient label, the line wording and the colours.
Create a complete printable Christmas gift-tag sheet on a portrait 3:4 canvas, with exactly six large circular tags arranged in two columns and three evenly spaced rows. Keep the whole sheet inside the page with generous white margins and clear white gaps between tags; use light ink coverage so it prints cleanly on home cardstock. Each tag has the same bright, cheeky design: a crisp white center, a bold cherry-red outer ring, a thinner evergreen inner ring, and a fine dashed cut guide just outside the circle. Add one small punch-hole mark at 12 o’clock inside each circle, unobstructed by text. A mischievous little elf peeks over the top inner rim, gripping it with both hands: pointed green cap, rosy cheeks, playful eyes, simple flat red-and-green shapes with clean outlines. Keep this single elf motif small and consistent on every tag. Set the exact headline “Do Not Open Until Dec 25” on every tag, centered beneath the elf and broken into two clear lines: “Do Not Open” above “Until Dec 25”. Make it the dominant copy, large and bold enough to read at thumbnail size and at print size. Use friendly custom rounded display lettering: heavy, even strokes, open counters, softly rounded corners, compact width, crisp edges, no script or distressed texture. Set the headline in deep evergreen with a small clean red accent on “Dec 25”. Below it, print “To:” in smaller but legible matching type, followed by a long blank writing line for a handwritten recipient name. Keep all text well clear of the hole and circular cut edge. Use no other words, numbers, or lettering. The six tags should feel like one coordinated stationery design, with consistent type, motif, scale, and color. Flat printed illustration on smooth white paper, bright even light, only faint soft shadows beneath the cut-tag outlines. Palette limited to clean white, vivid cherry red, and evergreen green; crisp, cheerful, polished, and playful rather than crowded. Ensure the sheet shows all six complete circles and every headline and To line clearly.
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Generated on October 19, 2026 · 1024 × 1360 · JPEG · OpenAI GPT-Image-2.5 Sunburst · Layout: Round Tag Grid · Shared by the creator · Free for commercial use (CC BY 4.0)




