Poster Lưu Trữ Du Lịch Pixel Cổ Điển

A 3:4 vertical "Retro Pixel Industrial Travel Archive" editorial poster deconstructing the reference photo of [traditional Chinese temple architecture]. The poster is divided vertically into three distinct functional zones: 1. Top Section (30% to 38% height): Retains the clearly recognizable reference photo with natural lighting, architectural perspective, real textures, and original color palette, enhanced only with subtle editorial color grading and delicate film grain. Do not illustrate or redraw this top photo. 2. Middle Breathing Zone (7% to 10% height): A solid charcoal black or dark olive band featuring a centered, crisp pixel-art typography title: "[ROOF SYSTEM]". 3. Lower Workstation Interface (50% to 60% height): A complete late 1980s to early 1990s graphic workstation operating system interface on a deep forest green and dark cyan-green CRT desktop background. The interface features: - An application window bordered by a thin aged ivory and tobacco gold frame. - A top system menu bar displaying verbatim: "FILE EDIT VIEW DATA TOOLS WINDOW HELP". - One active highlighted menu showing an open dropdown containing options like "IMPORT…", "EXPORT…", "LAYERS…", "FILTER…", "COLOR MAP", "STATISTICS…", "PRINT…". - At least three overlapping functional tool windows with classic title bars, minimize/close buttons, retro scroll bars with arrow buttons, and slider controls. - An object index list, 8-bit color palette, and histogram data display. - The main workspace area contains 3 to 7 extracted architectural elements from the reference photo (e.g. main hip-and-gable roof, dougong bracket sets, ridge ornaments, red walls, balustrades) converted into modular low-resolution pixel-art sprites, arranged like movable digital asset layers around a central visual anchor.