Poster di Viaggio Risograph e Collage

Vertical travel poster in the style of a handmade risograph screenprint and cut-paper collage scanned from physical paper. Printed on warm cream fiber paper with visible paper tooth, a subtle fold crease, and an even 8% margin on all four sides. The paper is the lightest value (no white ink), using only three ink plates: black, pale sea teal, and coral, with overlapping plates producing secondary tones. Black coverage is kept under 35%. Typography: The text "[CITY LANDMARK / TITLE]" in ultra-condensed heavy grotesque uppercase lettering, stacked in two lines bleeding slightly off both side edges, filling approximately 65% of the poster height. Black lettering featuring a slight 3mm coral misregistration ghost. Figure: A young adult woman in her early twenties with wind-tossed hair standing in a defining public space of the destination, shown in three-quarter view looking back over her shoulder while holding hair away from her face. She overlaps the typography, obscuring the lower portions while the top third of the letters remains visible. Her skin is rendered as dense black halftone photo-transfer with paper highlights showing through, as a hand-cut paper silhouette with a thin bare-paper halo and a teal offset outline. A flat semi-opaque coral rectangle covers her eyes with imperfect edges, letting her eyes show through underneath as dark halftone. Collage Fills: Clothing made from torn-edge printed paper textures; jacket in coral cross-hatch weave, trousers in pale teal cloud-print. A distinctive local visual fragment behind her shoulder and a torn kraft-paper scrap near her bag. Background & Accents: An architectural or structural landmark placed left of center, with signature cables, streets, or structural lines fanning outward as thin black lines. Distant background scenery rendered in flat teal halftone. A coral drybrush band along the horizon, a teal diagonal accent band in the upper-left, and small environmental silhouettes in the corners. Mid-right on the coral band, small handwritten lowercase marker text reads: "[short travel note line 1] / [short travel note line 2]". Texture & Surface: Visibly absorbed ink, authentic plate misregistration, physical cut-paper edges, faint scan noise, and a matte printed finish.