Reisekunst-Poster mit Textmarkern

A bold, sophisticated vertical 4:5 travel art poster for [Paris], drawn entirely with only four fluorescent highlighter markers on pristine, pure bright white paper: fluorescent orange, fluorescent yellow, fluorescent green, and fluorescent blue. Subject & Architecture: 2–3 real, instantly recognizable landmarks representing [Paris]. One dominant landmark acts as the visual anchor, supported by one or two smaller landmarks. Simplified architectural forms suggested rather than fully rendered, with generous areas unpainted so forms emerge from abstraction. Style & Medium: Drawn exclusively with visible broad-tip highlighter marks. Quick sweeping strokes, transparent overlapping layers, streaks, imperfect edges, visible stroke starts and stops, with occasional marks extending beyond outlines. No black ink, pencil lines, fine outlines, gradients, or digital fills. Composition & Color: Continuous, asymmetrical composition with dynamic overlap, cropping, and scale contrast. 50–60% of the pure white paper remains untouched negative space. The four fluorescent neon colors blend and overlap naturally across the composition. No shadows, black, gray, beige, or pastel shades. Typography: The text "[Paris]" integrated organically into the composition, rendered in spontaneous, expressive, handwritten fluorescent highlighter lettering. Mood: Contemporary editorial illustration, experimental Swiss graphic-design restraint, expressive marker sketch, museum-shop gallery print.