Cat graffiti poster city warm cute

Objective: Create a vertical scrapbook-style travel guide poster for , combining cute graffiti decorations, tape scraps, Polaroid photos, Chinese calligraphy titles, and food/travel stickers. Canvas: Tall vertical poster, 9:16 ratio, soft sky-blue paper texture background, with white torn-paper cloud shapes at the top and throughout. Use a warm, playful handmade journal aesthetic, with soft color palette, washi tape, torn kraft paper labels, and graffiti arrows, hearts, flowers, clouds, stars, butterflies, postmarks, compasses, suitcases, cameras, tickets, map markers, and small panda doodles. Main text hierarchy: At the top, striking red-orange brush calligraphy with the content . Directly below is a beige torn paper strip with handwritten English . Below that is a longer torn paper strip with the content , with a small tag-like sticker on the left. In the upper right corner, add a small speech bubble reading "City Tank Chengdu". On the right side, add a beige sticky note reading "Best travel time: March–June | September–November", styled like handwritten travel advice. Layout and photo element count: Use 16 main photo or scrapbook image elements in a lively collage arrangement, each with tape or torn paper label styling. These 16 elements are: 1) upper right Polaroid of modern Chengdu skyline; 2) upper left Polaroid of a cozy alley/teahouse interior labeled "Kuanzhai Alley Slow Life"; 3) middle left photo of an old red-lantern street labeled "Jinli Ancient Street"; 4) center main image of three pandas on a tree labeled "Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding"; 5) upper right scenic photo of Dujiangyan rivers and mountains labeled "Dujiangyan World Heritage"; 6) middle right mountain scenery photo labeled "Qingcheng Mountain"; 7) lower left city street photo labeled "Chunxi Road Shopping/Photo Spot"; 8) lower left panda cutout peeking from a building labeled "IFS Panda Landmark"; 9) center photo of covered-bowl tea labeled "People's Park Gaiwan Tea and Tea Culture"; 10) middle lower photo of a black steam train labeled "Eastern Suburb Memory/East District"; 11) lower right Polaroid of city night skyline; 12) lower right Polaroid of a traditional street illuminated at night; 13) lower right Polaroid of a skyscraper night view with a Sichuan opera face-changing sticker; 14) lower left food photo labeled "Chuanchuanxiang"; 15) bottom center large hot pot photo labeled "Chengdu Food Map"; 16) lower right food combination including tea, rabbit head, dumplings, and noodles. Food section details: The bottom third should present the feel of a Chengdu food map. Include 6 clearly labeled food items: center is spicy red oil hot pot, left is chuanchuanxiang, bottom is dandan noodles, right is rabbit meat dumplings, far right is rabbit head, upper/right is gaiwan tea. Labels should be small Chinese torn-paper tags, but the overall prompt remains in English. Visual style: Cute travel journal collage, semi-realistic printed photos mixed with illustration stickers, soft grain, soft blue background, cream paper scraps, coral red title, soft orange labels, white photo borders, slightly rotated elements, visible peach, blue, and green tape strips. The image should look like a handmade planning page or Xiaohongshu travel guide poster, densely packed but easy to read. Constraints: Keep the poster vertical and information-rich. Keep the exact counts of 16 main image elements and 6 labeled food items. Do not add any logos, watermarks, QR codes, or oversized text. Maintain a cheerful Chengdu tourism atmosphere with pandas, tea, hot pot, historic streets, city skyline, and mountain scenery.