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Vintage Kunming Morning Poster

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Library Typography
15 hours ago
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Using the provided reference poster as the base, create a sister “Good Morning” city poster for city_name instead of Beijing while preserving the same vertical vintage editorial layout, aged paper texture, ink gaps, halftone dot erosion, thin border grime, small issue/page metadata blocks, diagonal hairline, bottom quote placement, and calm morning atmosphere. Transform the main city typography: replace the giant central Chinese characters with large_chinese_city_text, rendered as oversized blocky orange-yellow letterpress shapes with distressed edges and visible halftone speckling. Update the small top-left location label to “KUNMING,” the weather line to weather_text, and keep the date format as date. Update the bottom-right location box to “KUNMING, CHINA,” and adjust the city index coordinates to match Kunming. Replace the Beijing wall-and-cyclist scene with a tranquil Kunming waterfront promenade: add exactly 1 walking pedestrian in front of the large characters, exactly 1 tall streetlamp at the left, a row of short stone bollards connected along the water’s edge, exactly 3 small flying birds near the left side of the typography, a calm lake in the foreground with soft reflections, and on the right add a small traditional pavilion beside pale pink flowering trees. Keep the composition sparse with large empty paper space above. Use a muted warm ochre palette for the typography instead of the deeper red-orange in the reference, with blue-green gray water and delicate faded ink printing. Maintain the same nostalgic Chinese magazine-cover / travel-poster aesthetic, including worn ink, misregistration, rough paper grain, and subtle stains. Bottom quote text: bottom_quote. Avoid adding any extra modern objects, logos, or unnecessary text.

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