クレヨン風トラベルポスター

Make one complete, standalone 3:4 vertical top-and-bottom travel redrawing poster. The top half preserves the uploaded travel street photograph at high fidelity, keeping the people, their clothing, their actions, the buildings, the street, the light, the colour, the perspective and the position of the subjects. Do not illustrate it. The bottom half redraws the same people and the same street as a "childlike crayon city memory".

Distil only the city details that are genuinely visible in the original photograph and that carry recognisable meaning — the perspective of a narrow lane, a warm-toned wall, windows, a street lamp, cobblestones, festival lights, railings, or the map in a tourist's hands. Choose them from the content of each photograph; do not apply a fixed mountain backdrop, cars or generic landmarks.

Preserve the number of main figures, their positions relative to each other, their postures, the direction of their movement, the outline of their clothing, and their relationship to the street. The figures may be simplified in a naive, childlike way, but they must correspond to the original photograph at a glance.

For the lower half, use children's wax crayon, coloured pencil and marker scribbled on rough ivory paper: crooked heavy black outlines, obvious crayon grain, repeated scrubbing, uneven fill, the occasional stroke over the line, naive perspective and innocent proportions — like a city drawn carefully by a child from the memory of a trip. Take the colours from the original photograph and push them to a more childlike saturation, but do not use one fixed palette across different photographs.

The two halves take roughly half each, separated by nothing more than a single clean thin white rule. The lower half must not trace the whole photograph at the same scale; it needs to distil at a smaller scale, or reorganise the figures and the most meaningful city details, and keep the breathing room of the ivory paper.

The lower half must be genuinely redrawn, not a photo filter. Do not invent additional landmarks, vehicles, people or animals. Do not add a title, subtitles, labels, a logo, a watermark, an original-image badge, an AI badge, garbled characters, a nine-up grid or a multi-image collage. Avoid polished vector illustration, 3D rendering, and a photorealistic lower half.