You’re ready to post a flyer for a neighborhood plant swap. The illustration looks finished—until you put the date over it. The letters disappear among the leaves. The address has nowhere better to go.

Before moving anything, type out the event name, date, time, and address. View the words at a size people can read on a phone. If the address wraps onto two lines, the picture needs room for both.

You can use MiniMax H3 Image to create a new illustration or edit one you already have. For this flyer, keep the plants where they’ll draw attention and leave a quieter area for the information:

A friendly illustration for a neighborhood plant swap. Group a few potted plants on the right. Leave a plain, light area on the left for a heading, date, time, and address. Keep leaves and shadows out of that area. No signs or written words.

If you’re editing your own drawing, say which plants you want to keep. Then check the new image closely. A leaf across the address space may look harmless until the text goes on top.

Place the same event wording over the original and the revised image. Look at both on your phone. If one version only works with tiny text, change the picture before changing the font size.

Before posting, check the date, time, and address once more. Use artwork you own or have permission to edit.

A good flyer lets people enjoy the picture and find out when to come.