**“Create a wide, horizontal scrapbook-style vintage timeline of Jerry West’s life. Use aged paper textures, sepia tones, distressed edges, and cut-out photo elements taped or pinned onto a textured background, like an old scrapbook spread. Include handwritten-style labels, uneven lines, and vintage basketball ephemera (old basketballs, ticket stubs, torn notebook paper, pencil marks). Timeline points should appear left to right with small vintage icons or photos for each: • 1938 – Birth in Chelyan, West Virginia • 1950s – High School basketball star at East Bank High School • 1957–1960 – WVU college career at West Virginia University; 1959 NCAA Finals Most Outstanding Player • 1960 – NBA Draft & Olympics: Drafted 2nd overall by the Lakers; won Olympic gold • 1960–1974 – Lakers Career: 14× All-Star; “Mr. Clutch”; 1969 NBA Finals MVP; 1972 NBA Champion • 1974 – Retirement from playing • 1976–1979 – Coaching the Los Angeles Lakers • 1980 – Hall of Fame Induction • Executive Career: Architect of multiple championship teams • 2024 – Death at age 86 Use warm sepia colors, natural shadows, slightly messy and authentic scrapbook layout, with hand-drawn arrows connecting events across the horizontal canvas. Keep all text readable and clear.”**

Prompt

**“Create a wide, horizontal scrapbook-style vintage timeline of Jerry West’s life. Use aged paper textures, sepia tones, distressed edges, and cut-out photo elements taped or pinned onto a textured background, like an old scrapbook spread. Include handwritten-style labels, uneven lines, and vintage basketball ephemera (old basketballs, ticket stubs, torn notebook paper, pencil marks). Timeline points should appear left to right with small vintage icons or photos for each: • 1938 – Birth in Chelyan, West Virginia • 1950s – High School basketball star at East Bank High School • 1957–1960 – WVU college career at West Virginia University; 1959 NCAA Finals Most Outstanding Player • 1960 – NBA Draft & Olympics: Drafted 2nd overall by the Lakers; won Olympic gold • 1960–1974 – Lakers Career: 14× All-Star; “Mr. Clutch”; 1969 NBA Finals MVP; 1972 NBA Champion • 1974 – Retirement from playing • 1976–1979 – Coaching the Los Angeles Lakers • 1980 – Hall of Fame Induction • Executive Career: Architect of multiple championship teams • 2024 – Death at age 86 Use warm sepia colors, natural shadows, slightly messy and authentic scrapbook layout, with hand-drawn arrows connecting events across the horizontal canvas. Keep all text readable and clear.”**

Negative prompt

Use negative words like “blue” to get less blue color

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