Chennai Watercolor Travel Poster

Objective: To create a detailed, vertically composed watercolor travel poster.{argument name="city name" default="Kinna"} The theme, depicting the coastal culture of South India through bustling traditional street scenes and an illustrated guide at the bottom, is presented. Canvas: A tall, vertical poster, approximately 2:3 in aspect ratio, on textured beige paper, combining watercolor washes, ink outlines, and handwritten fonts to evoke warm sunlight, saturated temple colors, and a nostalgic travel journal feel. Top Title Area: A large navy blue calligraphy title containing the following text.{argument name="headline text" default="Chennai"} Add a subtitle in small capital serif font below.{argument name="subtitle text" default="INDIA'S COASTAL SOUL"} Below that is a line of handwritten text.{argument name="tagline" default="Where temples, tide and turmeric meet"} Near the upper right corner, a circular vintage passport stamp pattern surrounds the words "CHENNAI TAMIL NADU," with a small motorized tricycle icon in the center and a vertical red Tamil-style city sign next to the title. The main illustration depicts a bustling street in Mylapore, with a magnificent, colorful Dravidian-style temple gate (gopuram) standing in the middle ground, surrounded by dense shopfronts, street signs, overhead power lines, motorcycles, pedestrians, and a clear blue sky. In the upper right corner is a huge banyan tree with twisted branches and drooping aerial roots, its bright green leaves casting dappled shadows. In the left foreground, a flower girl wearing a red-orange sari is depicted, with a large basket of white jasmine wreaths and pink lotus flowers beside her. In the center of the foreground, a yellow and black motorized tricycle faces the viewer. In the middle ground, a woman wearing a red silk sari walks, and a group of students in school uniforms cross the street. In the right foreground, depict a coconut water and drip coffee stall, complete with green coconuts, brass utensils, and steaming coffee equipment. Visible Signs and Labels: Include nine prominent signs or text elements in the main street scene: 1) Blue sign "MYLAPORE", 2) Brown sign "KAPALEESHWARAR TEMPLE", 3) Yellow Tamil-style street sign, 4) Shop sign "SRI RANGA SILKS", 5) Black chalkboard "MALLI POO FRESH JASMINE", 6) Green item "TENDER COCONUT WATER", 7) Black chalkboard "FILTER COFFEE STRONG & FRESH", 8) Brown Tamil-style stall sign near the temple niche, 9) Circular "CHENNAI TAMIL NADU" stamp. Use Tamil-style fonts where appropriate, but ensure the poster is clear and decorative. Bottom Guide Strip: Add a beige scrapbook-style horizontal panel at the bottom to separate it from the street scene. It comprises five vertical sections: 1) An introductory panel titled "Chennai," accompanied by the handwritten text "A city where every street has a story," and four icons: "Ancient temples," "Filter coffee culture," "Marina Beach breeze," and "Heritage rail hub"; 2) A small watercolor illustration of fishing boats at sunset, labeled "Marina Beach"; 3) A small watercolor illustration of temple pools and pagodas reflected in the water, labeled "Mylapore Tank"; 4) A small illustration of a bustling silk shopping street, showing the "POTHYS" storefront, labeled "T. Nagar"; 5) A light-colored map of Tamil Nadu, marked with red pins, labeled "Chennai," and accompanied by the handwritten note "Between heritage and horizon, Chennai stays with you." A small red Tamil-style stamp is added to the lower right corner of the guide bar. Style constraints: Present a hand-drawn feel rather than photorealism, emphasizing fine ink line details, the blue watercolor washes in the sky, the warm ochre street tones, vibrant market colors, and the authentic Chennai atmosphere. The composition should be compact yet clear, avoiding modern corporate design styles and white space. Do not add extra panels or large logos beyond the specified number.