Vintage Travel Memory Poster

Create a strict 3:4 vertical travel-memory collage poster based entirely on the written description of location. Divide the poster into two horizontal halves. TOP HALF - ~50%: Create a premium travel photograph-style scene of location, showing its most recognizable landmark, environment, atmosphere, architecture, and local character. Make the scene realistic, cinematic, naturally composed, and geographically recognizable. BOTTOM HALF — ~50%: Create a handmade travel-memory illustration of the same location on warm off-white uncoated paper, with a continuous 4–5% blank margin. On the left 66–68%, place one large, near-square, borderless illustration featuring the main recognizable landmark or subject. Below it, leave a pale paper strip and center exactly 3 short English keywords in the format “Keyword1·Keyword2·Keyword3”. On the right 30–32%, arrange exactly 6 separate travel-journal stickers inspired by authentic visual elements of location: landmark detail, person/animal variation, environment, architecture/structure, functional object, and atmosphere/scale element. Give each sticker a slightly irregular warm-white hand-cut border and subtle paper shadow. Use a unified aesthetic_style aesthetic with coarse grain, slightly rough edges, subtle print-registration shifts, generous negative space, and only 5–8 low-saturation colors. Reduce the scene into large clean shapes, calm color fields, grouped vegetation, flat architectural forms, and simple faceless silhouettes. Keep the most recognizable landmark of location as the Identification Anchor, preserving its distinctive silhouette, proportions, and signature colors. Fully redraw everything in the same flat, grainy medium. Include only the 3 keywords and, if essential, one landmark word. No other readable text, titles, dates, captions, addresses, prices, watermarks, or signatures. Avoid gradients, 3D effects, anime, polished vector art, clip-art, watercolor bloom, wet-marker texture, photographic rendering in the illustration half, or unrelated elements. The final design should feel quiet, restrained, vintage, handmade, tactile, and premium - a travel postcard combined with a collectible sticker sheet.