



Create a premium FULL-FRAME 4:5 vertical miniature 3D travel-poster illustration for [COUNTRY / CITY / LOCATION]. TEXT-TO-IMAGE ONLY — generate the entire artwork from the destination name alone. No reference image required. CORE CONCEPT: A vintage travel poster transformed into a breathtaking miniature world emerging from an aged, torn-paper sheet. The upper portion features a large destination title and a warm, cinematic skyline; the lower portion becomes a highly detailed 3D miniature landscape with iconic landmarks, local architecture, streets, and authentic transportation. COMPOSITION: Create one coherent miniature scene featuring the destination’s most recognizable landmarks, realistic architectural proportions, tiny vehicles, street details, and subtle local-life elements. The paper edges curl and tear organically, revealing the miniature world beneath. Use dramatic depth, a slightly elevated perspective, and warm afternoon sunlight. STYLE: Photorealistic miniature diorama, handcrafted architectural models, intricate textures, vintage travel advertising, aged cream paper, softly weathered edges, cinematic shadows, and premium collectible-poster design. TYPOGRAPHY: Place the destination name prominently at the top in bold vintage editorial lettering. Add a small geographic subtitle and a subtle circular travel-stamp emblem. Keep all text destination-specific, correctly spelled, and minimal. COLOR PALETTE: Warm parchment, muted terracotta, sandstone, olive green, dusty blue, and natural architectural colors inspired by the location. AVOID: Flat illustrations, unrelated landmarks, oversized buildings, distorted vehicles, excessive text, logos, watermarks, and mockup framing. FORMAT: Full-bleed 4:5 vertical composition. Fill the entire canvas with the finished artwork, no external borders or empty margins.
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