Vintage Desert Refuge Road Sign

Create a vintage roadside photograph with a cinematic feel, set in a sun-baked desert, using a 16:9 widescreen composition. On the left is a large, weathered motel-style sign, and on the right is a small white stucco shelter chapel or hut. The main sign, mounted on two rough wooden pillars, consists of three stacked text panels: the top panel is cream-colored and cloud-shaped, with bold cursive writing {argument name="top sign text" default="Curious"} In the center is a turquoise panel with large, grayish-white capital letters written on it.{argument name="main sign text" default="REFUGE"} The bottom is a faded gray panel with handwritten cursive writing on it.{argument name="bottom slogan" default="Don’t Let Your Dreams Be Dreams."} The sign should have a rusty, chipped, dusty, and slightly faded texture, creating a nostalgic aesthetic reminiscent of 1960s American desert highways. The background includes five smaller road signs: a brightly colored stacked sign on the far left, a red and white yield arrow sign, a small black double-headed arrow sign, a blurred orange and white sign near the center, and a small yellow sign further away. The scene is set in dry sand, bushes, and spiky desert vegetation, with several Joshua tree-like branches behind the main sign. The building on the right should be simple and bright, pure white, slightly overexposed in strong sunlight, with a steep roof, two chimneys, a dark doorway, and desert vegetation at the base. Use a pale blue sky with sparse clouds, warm golden haze, shallow depth of field, simulated film grain, scratches, dust spots, faded colors, and slight vignetting to create a dreamy, vintage travel postcard style. Avoid modern cars, people, signs, or overly sharp digital sharpening.