패브릭 콜라주 여행 추억 포스터

A 3:4 vertical travel memory poster split into two distinct sections, featuring the uploaded reference photo transformed into a fabric collage memory piece. Top Section (approximately 48% height): Faithfully presents the reference photo with minimal magazine-style editorial color grading. Preserves the exact composition, perspective, architecture, landscape ridges, horizon, water, roads, human figures, natural lighting, and true colors. Do not stylize or turn this upper half into an illustration. Bottom Section (approximately 52% height): A tactile fabric collage re-interpretation of the same scene on a background of warm raw natural linen or faded vintage cotton canvas. The scene is abstracted into 4–8 layered fabric patches using washed denim, coarse linen, faded cotton, corduroy, plaid shirting, and gauze. The collage occupies 60%–75% of the lower area, surrounded by 25%–40% exposed linen border. Craft & Texture Details: Visible warp and weft textures, frayed raw edges, loose stray threads, folds, creased fabric patches, and tactile overlapping layers. Accented with uneven hand-stitching, visible running stitches, backstitches, and subtle embroidery thread defining horizons, architectural contours, and movement paths. Human and animal figures are abstracted into small fabric scraps with stitch silhouettes without facial features. Text Elements: Embroidered and sewn into the bottom linen negative space: a 1–3 word embroidered English title [COASTAL RETREAT], a woven garment-label style serial number [NO. 0824], and a small fine-stitched 5–10 word English observation phrase [quiet waves resting against weathered stone cliffs]. Text appears hand-stitched or on vintage cloth labels. Color & Mood: Low-to-medium saturation vintage fabric hues directly sampled from the original photo, retaining its signature local colors. Quiet, warm, artisanal, nostalgic travel journal aesthetic. Constraints: Avoid paper collage, torn paper edges, felt crafts, tufting, crochet, laser-cut perfection, plastic synthetic sheen, printed photos, scrapbooking clutter, QR codes, watermarks, or signatures.