Винтажный постер Франции с коробкой сувениров

Design a portrait-format France travel poster, 3:4, at high resolution (at least 2048×2731). Combine a vintage travel and postal collage aesthetic with the presence of a magazine cover. Select country-specific content automatically using real, widely recognized French associations: language, capital, currency, capital coordinates, iconic souvenirs and landmarks, national animal or symbol, signature food or drink, folk craft, ornament, and flag colors. Build the composition around an open kraft cardboard shipping box, seen from slightly above. Use #C7A278 for the cardboard and #8B6B47 for its shadows; show outward-folded flaps, exposed corrugated edges, and worn corners. Inside, create 8–10 uneven compartments lined with crumpled kraft tissue or shredded paper. Place exactly 10 hyper-realistic iconic souvenirs in them, covering these categories: a miniature landmark, a traditional doll or figurine, a lucky charm, tableware or drinkware, a national-animal figurine or plush, a textile or clothing accessory, a local food/drink bottle or jar with a realistic label, a fan or textile craft, a keychain or trinket, and a traditional hat or uniform item. Render the objects as studio product photography under soft diffused lighting with short shadows and a warm, mildly desaturated vintage grade. White circular number tags (1–10) are optional. Print a bold vintage serif caption on the front flap, such as "SOUVENIRS FROM FRANCE" or "10 SOUVENIRS. X MOMENTS. 1 JOURNEY." Use pure white (#FFFFFF) matte fine-art paper as the background. Include restrained low-opacity grain, faint aged mottling, and an almost imperceptible corner vignette, while keeping the paper white rather than cream, tan, yellow, or sepia. Carry fine paper grain across the entire poster. The finished image should resemble tangible objects photographed on textured white paper, not a flat digital design. Reserve the upper third for the country name in enormous uppercase, bold condensed vintage slab-serif letterpress lettering. Color it distressed brick red (#B5432E), with cracked texture, irregular ink coverage, rough edges, and slight overlap with adjacent elements. Above it, set the small tagline "COLLECT MEMORIES NOT THINGS." in tracked uppercase serif/typewriter lettering, dark brown-black (#3A2E27). If France uses a non-Latin script, include its native translation above or beside the tagline. In the upper-left corner, place a worn circular rubber-stamp badge combining the country's nickname or motto with its national symbol. Accompany it with a "SOUVENIR BOX SERIES" postal tag, a plane icon, and wavy postmark lines. In the upper-right corner, arrange a rectangular hand-painted postage stamp depicting a famous landmark surrounded by local foliage, with denomination and postal text. Add a slightly tilted red customs stamp with a dashed border: it must read "ARRIVED" and include the country name, date, arrival airport code, and city. Set the capital coordinates nearby in small red serif type. Under the box, assemble travel ephemera. Include a folded illustrated vintage map with creases and torn edges, titled "EXPLORE FRANCE" or its native equivalent. On the map, draw a dotted route connecting 3–4 numbered pins, painted vignettes of 2–3 landmarks, and a compass rose, using muted blues, greens, and tans. Beside it, place a kraft-tan train or plane ticket with a perforated edge, red and black printing, a route from the capital to another city, the same date used on the arrival stamp, a seat number, a serial, and a transport icon. Include a die-cut travel sticker with a white border, a landmark or region illustration, and a bold name. Put one small folk-craft object in the bottom-right corner. Organize the footer into three areas. At left, use a small badge displaying the national emblem or animal and a historic founding year. In the center, print small tracked uppercase serif facts in dark brown, divided by thin vertical rules: "LANGUAGE: … | CAPITAL: … | CURRENCY: … | BEST TIME: …". At right, include round stamps reading "MADE IN FRANCE" or "PROUDLY {demonym}", a small postage stamp featuring the national animal, and a dashed flight path with a plane. Add the national motto or catchphrase in quotation marks, set in small italic serif type. Limit flag-color accents to sparse touches on stamps, badges, and ribbons. Give every rubber stamp and postmark uneven ink pressure and subtle wear. Exclude cream/tan/yellow background tint, modern flat UI, glossy plastic or CGI appearance, halftone dots, flat digital drop shadows, watermarks, any additional text outside the specified vintage labels, and blurred or low-resolution lettering on stamps.