>Travelers with travel props
[Production intent]
It is a sentimental hand-drawn illustration of a traveler holding a camera, a map, a postcard, a hat, a small souvenir, etc. It is a warm and pleasant expression of the excitement of new places and the small memories collected during the trip.
[Screen configuration]
In the center of the vertical poster, a young woman stands looking at the front. The woman has short tied brown hair and natural bangs, small blue eyes, pinkish cheeks and a relaxed smile.
The woman wears a light blue puff-sleeved shirt and a bold cobalt blue vertical striped skirt. Both arms are filled with film cameras, folding maps, travel guidebooks, small passport-shaped notes, postcards, sunglasses, shells, mini landmark souvenirs, small water bottles, and cloth-wrapped gift boxes.
In the center, a large blue camera and a yellow atlas are visible, and map corners and postcards are spread naturally everywhere. Under one arm is a cream canvas tote bag, and inside the tote bag you can see a rolled-up map and a small hat. The background is very light sky blue or pale sage green monochrome. The character does not speak, and smiles with excitement just before leaving the trip.
[Visual Style]
Analog hand drawing style with rough crayon lines and colored pencil coloring. The shape of the camera, map, and props is simple and cute. The overall color consists of cobalt blue, sky blue, butter yellow, coral red, mint, cream, and light brown.
[Text element]
PUT A SMALL AMOUNT OF SHORT HANDWRITTEN WORDS SUCH AS “TRIP”, “GO”, “HELLO”, AND “MEMORY” ON AN ATLAS OR POSTCARD. Do not include the actual country name, airline logo, or passport glyph. Do not put a separate main title.
[Production Notes]
It does not accurately describe a particular city or landmark. Make sure that your passport or ticket does not look like a real document. Avoid live-action travel photos, 3D props, accurate map information, and sophisticated perspective.