Minimalist Layered Papercut Cityscape Tourism Print

CITY = {CITY} Generate a polished, vertical 3:4 tourism poster depicting {CITY} rendered as an intricate, multi-tiered papercraft artwork. First determine the municipality, nation, architectural style, terrain, weather patterns, and aesthetic identity. Select a SINGLE principal MONUMENT and define a plausible, authentic perspective. Every surrounding structure, thoroughfare, green space, body of water, and horizon feature must plausibly align with that chosen perspective without any artificial landmark mixing. VISUAL COMPOSITION Position the primary monument as the central focus, taking up roughly 45 to 60 percent of the frame's height. Maintain its true-to-life profile, scale, roof geometry, architectural features, and immediate surroundings while paring down extraneous details. Include strictly 1 through 3 understated complementary elements such as regional architecture, distant horizons, a span, gardens, a shore, urban foliage, miniature figures, or transport. Render them on a smaller scale, flatter, and with reduced contrast. Arrangement: Upper section: 25 to 35 percent clear sky and empty space Central section: Primary monument and background urban area Lower section: Street-level pedestrian zone, parkland, waterfront, or district Preserve at least 30 percent visual breathing room. PAPERCUT STYLE Employ a low-relief, 2 to 6 layer cut-paper build using flat artisanal paper stock, faint texture, sharp-cut borders, layered forms, and soft 1 to 3 millimeter drop shadows. Cleanly graphic and editorial in feel, avoiding any miniature diorama aesthetic. Distill buildings into streamlined paper planes. Minimize repetitive windows, masonry textures, wiring, fences, shingles, and micro-details. Build spatial depth via relative sizing, layering, and tonal graduation instead of three-dimensional rendering. COLOR & LIGHT Apply a genuine 6 to 8 hue desaturated pastel spectrum drawn from {CITY}: soft cerulean, off-white, ecru, faded terracotta, muted rose, neutral limestone, muted green, and slate, calibrated to suit the location. Illuminate with bright, gentle, scattered daytime sun. Keep cast shadows delicate. TYPOGRAPHY Position a compact, all-caps {CITY} headline within the top-left or top-right blank zones, optionally accompanied by the regional name, country, or principal monument descriptor. Utilize minimalist geometric characters, generous letter-spacing, and flat ivory or white paper tones. Lettering must stay subordinate, taking up no more than 12 to 18 percent of the overall graphic. FINAL TARGET High-end modern travel graphic. Refined, spacious, tasteful, artisan-made, and geographically accurate. The audience should immediately identify: 1. {CITY} -> 2. Primary monument -> 3. Papercraft technique NO photorealism, NO photographic textures, NO deep diorama, NO landmark collage, NO impossible skyline, NO excessive detail, NO fantasy architecture, NO oversized typography, NO logos, NO watermark