

Create a vertical 4:5 travel campaign poster. One open burnt-orange hard-shell suitcase sits on a pale blue studio floor, viewed from an elevated three-quarter angle. Its open lid extends behind the base without obscuring the contents. Center the suitcase within the lower two-thirds of the composition, occupying approximately 60% of the image width. Inside the suitcase, replace clothing with a carefully constructed miniature paper landscape: three overlapping forest-green folded hills and one broad ivory paper path winding between them. All landscape elements originate inside the suitcase and remain within its footprint. The tallest hill rises just above the rim. Make the path the clearest high-contrast shape, leading the eye into the landscape. Render this as a photograph of a real handmade set. Show thick matte paper, precise folds, subtle cut edges, realistic suitcase fabric lining, hinges and zipper details. Keep the miniature’s scale consistent. No buildings or extra travel accessories. Use one large studio light from the upper left. Cast soft shadows toward the lower right, with convincing contact shadows where paper meets the suitcase lining. Palette: burnt orange, forest green, ivory and pale blue. Leave the upper quarter spacious. Place the small dark-green headline “[TITLE] ” near the upper-left margin in a clean sans-serif font. No other text. The paper landscape is the focal point; the suitcase provides context; typography stays subordinate. No people, animals, logos, floating objects or decorative graphics
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