Retro-Risographie-Poster More Sense

A 1:1 square retro poster and brand visual with a warm risograph print texture, slightly faded paper grain, and bold graphic layout. The background is solid coral-pink with oversized, architectural condensed cream block letters reading “MORE” across the top half and “SENSE” across the middle, tightly cropped by the canvas borders. In the lower center, a minimalist teal-blue line-art illustration shows [chi.okey], a person with a short bob haircut seen from a behind-three-quarter angle, sitting on a chair at a rectangular desk and writing in an open notebook. The person wears a loose sweater, skirt or shorts, socks, and sneakers. The desk holds exactly five items: 1 open notebook, 1 small potted plant, 1 yellow mug, 1 smartphone or small card, and 1 small rectangular item. To the right of the desk sits exactly one fluffy sheep mascot with cream wool, a dark face, and small legs. Dark teal cast shadows ground the furniture. In the upper right corner, a tilted cream admission ticket sticker features teal outlines, perforation marks, and bold teal text: “[chi.okey]”, followed by “SENSE COLLECTOR” and Japanese text “面白い！珍しい！心が動くモノだけ。”. Near the lower right, a handwritten Japanese tagline reads “好きが、いちばんのセンス。” with a short yellow underline stroke. Across the bottom edge, separated by a thin horizontal teal line, are three menu items spaced by two small yellow circular dots: “COLLECT” with smaller subtitle “what moves me”, “WRITE” with “what stays”, and “SHARE” with “what inspires”. Style: Minimalist Japanese indie zine aesthetic, retro risograph print, subtle ink misregistration, gentle paper speckles, cream typography, teal linework, and muted yellow accents. Uncluttered composition, no photorealism.