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Locked at 4:5, No Other Ratio Accepted

A centered, symmetrical composition built around a landmark, black hand-drawn outlines paired with simplified geometric shapes.

✍️ The restricted [COLOR_PALETTE] is the only variable material parameter — everything else, stroke weight, white-space ratio, is fixed. The aspect ratio is locked at 4:5, no exceptions — that rule is harder than the choice of landmark itself.
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Around the destination's most iconic landmark, landscape, or cultural feature — adapting naturally to wherever [PLACE] is — build a centered, balanced composition for a premium minimalist illustrated travel poster, strict 4:5 vertical, no other ratio. Strong black hand-drawn outlines carry the scene, paired with simplified geometric shapes, a refined limited [COLOR_PALETTE], subtle paper grain, and clean flat color fills; a clear horizon line and atmospheric depth sit behind a few tiny human figures or local details added purely for scale and character. The look blends a vintage travel-poster spirit with modern editorial illustration — elegant, playful, sophisticated, instantly recognizable — while negative space stays generous, the visual hierarchy clean, edges crisp, detail restrained, and the overall feel handcrafted like a printed poster. Skip clutter, photorealism, heavy gradients, and anything unnecessary. Set "PLACE_NAME" in uppercase, simple typewriter-style lettering, tucked subtly into the composition without overpowering the art. Strict 4:5 vertical composition — no other aspect ratio.

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