Character poster street typography

Create a gritty alternative concert poster for performing in Istanbul, blending rough pencil concept art with punk street poster typography. Use a 4:5 vertical canvas, with a warm off-white aged paper background with subtle speckles, scan texture, and faint smudges. Above the background, draw a very faint graphite sketch of the Bosphorus Bridge, showing the bridge spanning the upper half, with fine lines and delicate suspension cables. In the midground, five characters stand side by side: 1) on the far left, a thin cartoon guitarist with blue hair, relaxed pose, turned sideways, hands in pockets, wearing sunglasses, a T-shirt with star patches, loose jeans, and sneakers; 2) next to him, a tall thin black-haired cartoon singer with spiky hair, angry expression, arms crossed, wearing a dark studded jacket, tight pants, and boots; 3) in the center, a shorter cartoon drummer wearing a goggle helmet or hat, black bob hair, an oversized jacket, skirt or shorts, with striped socks and boots; 4) on the right, a tall cartoon bassist wearing sunglasses and a hat, a heavy jacket with armbands, hands in pockets, standing with a wide stance; 5) on the far right, a realistic photo-like adult male wearing a dark jacket, black shirt, jeans, and white sneakers, hands in pockets, slightly separated from the illustrated characters, with a subtle paper-cut edge effect. Render the four cartoon characters as rough black ink and graphite sketches with minimal soft color accents, while the real person is more photographic but still integrated with the poster texture. Overlay a huge bright pink spray-paint brush title in the lower third, reading , slightly tilted and extending to the left and right edges, with rough bristle texture, broken ink, splatters, and drips. Add small monospace black event text centered at the bottom: . Add a small round bright pink stamp logo in the lower right corner, containing the text . Add tiny vertical text along the upper right edge: . Keep the overall look raw, editorial, hand-drawn, magazine-like, and inspired by high-fashion music posters; avoid glossy gradients, clean vector art, extra band members, extra text, or refined commercial finished effects.