Vintage Doodle Scrapbook Poster

Using the provided reference image, transform the movie still into a high-end square doodle poster / scrapbook illustration. Preserve the key recognizable subject and emotional idea from the reference, but reinterpret it as a hand-drawn colored-pencil sketch on a perforated vintage postage-stamp paper piece. Goal: Create a nostalgic, premium editorial poster that captures the reference’s theme of continuing forward on a long road. Composition: Place the sketched portrait from the reference on a torn, cream postage-stamp rectangle positioned slightly right of center. Simplify the background from the reference into a small doodled desert highway and distant rock formations behind the portrait. Do not keep the group of followers as realistic people; reduce the scene to the main subject and symbolic road imagery. Added scrapbook elements: Add exactly 4 tape/collage pieces around the stamp: 1 blue torn tape strip overlapping the lower-left of the stamp, 1 green grid-pattern tape near the top-right, 1 pale red torn tape behind the upper-right edge, and 1 small red striped paper/tape accent near the upper-left of the stamp. Add small doodle accents: tiny stars, dots, curved postal cancellation lines, a simple flower stem with red blossom on the lower right, and a short blue underline near the bottom. Text: Add typewriter-style quote text on the left reading quote_text. Add a second typewriter-style line near the lower center reading bottom_caption. Style: Warm aged paper background, soft beige palette, muted red/blue/green pencil colors, rough hand-sketched outlines, visible paper grain, subtle ink imperfections, elegant negative space, whimsical but refined. Constraints: Make the final canvas square, poster-like, clean and premium. Keep text legible. Avoid photorealism, glossy effects, modern UI elements, or extra characters.