



Use the uploaded reference as the primary inspiration. Create a 4:5 vertical minimalist collectible art print representing [COUNTRY] through one continuous elegant line. Draw a single uninterrupted hand-drawn line that begins as the recognizable silhouette or coastline of the country, then naturally transforms into 2–4 subtle elements of its identity — such as a famous landmark, mountain, river, traditional object, cultural symbol, or iconic food — all connected within the same flowing line. The line should feel intentional, poetic, architectural, and slightly imperfect, like a refined museum sketch. COMPOSITION: One large continuous-line artwork centered on a warm ivory paper background. Huge negative space. No collage. No separate illustrations. No map filling the entire page. STYLE: Contemporary museum poster × Swiss minimalism × fine architectural drawing × Japanese restraint. Thin charcoal/black ink line, subtle paper grain, delicate imperfections, tiny soft shadow, and one muted accent color used sparingly. Add very small elegant typography beneath: [COUNTRY] ONE LINE / [CAPITAL] / [COORDINATES] Optional tiny caption: “A country, reduced to one line.” IMPORTANT: The continuous line must remain the hero. Every symbolic element should emerge naturally from the same line rather than appearing as separate objects. Avoid: photorealism, busy travel-poster aesthetics, multiple colors, excessive typography, obvious tourist clichés, detailed maps, borders, flags, collage, clutter. Overall feeling: quiet, intelligent, artistic, luxurious, poetic, instantly recognizable, and suitable as a high-end collectible gallery print.
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