



Create a premium FULL-FRAME 4:5 vertical “Tiny Worlds” travel poster for [DESTINATION], featuring [ICONIC OBJECT ASSOCIATED WITH DESTINATION]. TEXT-TO-IMAGE ONLY — generate the entire artwork from the written inputs alone. No reference image required. CORE CONCEPT: Transform the iconic object into a whimsical 3D miniature world, seamlessly incorporating authentic local architecture, landscape, vegetation, and cultural details. Make the object the single dominant focal point, with imaginative sculptural storytelling rather than a generic landmark collage. COMPOSITION: Use a strong foreground, middle ground, and background, with diagonal visual flow, atmospheric depth, soft foreground bokeh, and generous space for the headline. SIGNATURE STYLE: Highly detailed handcrafted miniature diorama, rounded sculptural forms, tactile materials, glossy water, realistic ambient occlusion, cinematic sunlight, and polished commercial illustration. BRAND IDENTITY: Cobalt blue and turquoise foundation, warm cream highlights, and a distinctive coral-pink accent. Place oversized white hand-painted destination lettering in the upper-left, with a recurring coral brushstroke and a small handwritten subtitle. CREATIVE RULE: Adapt the miniature world, cultural details, and accent colors to the destination. Maintain consistent lighting, typography, rendering quality, and layout across the collection while ensuring every concept feels original. AVOID: Generic landmark collages, clutter, flat vector art, photorealistic-only scenes, excessive text, logos, watermarks, and external framing. FORMAT: Full-bleed 4:5 vertical composition. Entire artwork fills the canvas.
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