Postarzony Kolarz Plakatu w Stylu Folk

Vertical mixed-media street poster collage in a bold mid-century screen-print style, featuring intentional imperfections, tactile aging, and a weathered wheatpaste mural look photographed flat-on. The main subject is a large stylized female face centered slightly above the middle, combining folk-art and Art Deco poster aesthetics: ochre-yellow and cream split face, closed eyes with thick black lashes, bold black lips, graphic black nose and hair, crowned with a red sunburst headdress featuring exactly 9 tall black triangular rays and 7 black circular dots along the headband. The background consists of warm worn beige cardboard layered with vivid blocks of [red, hot pink, turquoise, yellow, orange, cream, and black]. Incorporate 6 specific surrounding graphic motifs: a black bird silhouette flying at the upper right, a turquoise-and-black radial flower disk at the upper left, a teal leafy plant fragment along the right edge, a black plant silhouette at the lower left, a circular moon-profile portrait at the right of the face with a turquoise crescent, cream profile, black hair, and cream star, and a stylized black eye with 3 teardrops inside a red-orange rectangular panel at the lower right. Add textured details including torn paper layers, cardboard seams, masking tape strips, creased edges, ink bleed, paint drips, scratches, halftone speckling, wavy turquoise water lines beneath the face, and dotted rows. Tactile, analog print feel, no readable text, no watermarks, no photorealism.