I Packed a Miniature World — Vintage Travel Poster

Create an original vertical 4:5 vintage travel-poster illustration for ${location}, designed as part of a cohesive collectible travel series.

COMPOSITION
Use a warm aged-cream or parchment background with subtle paper grain. Keep the hierarchy strong, uncluttered, and balanced, with generous negative space and a premium editorial feel. Include a large destination caption at the upper left, a miniature suitcase world dominating the lower center and right, a circular destination stamp on the left, a small traveler beside the suitcase, and luggage tags in the foreground.

CAPTION
At the upper left, render this text exactly, using large, bold, distressed vintage lettering:
“I PACKED ${location}.”
Make “I PACKED” smaller and “${location}” dramatically larger and dominant. Use chunky, hand-printed mid-century travel-poster typography with irregular edges, worn-ink texture, and a muted color suited to the destination.

Directly below, render “MEMORIES TO GO” in smaller, dark, hand-lettered text, with a short, rough, hand-drawn underline.

SUITCASE AND MINIATURE WORLD
Place a large, open antique leather suitcase in the lower center and right. Give it aged brown leather, worn edges, antique brass clasps, hinges, locks, and handle, with rich tactile material detail.

Inside the suitcase, create a highly detailed, handcrafted miniature diorama of ${location}, featuring its most recognizable landmarks, landscapes, architecture, vegetation, food, and/or transportation. Make the miniature elements look physically handmade from painted clay, resin, wood, paper, and miniature foliage.

Inside the suitcase lid, include an aged vintage map of ${location} and a small retro destination postcard or travel sticker.

TRAVELER
Place one small, cute, handcrafted traveler figurine beside the lower-right side of the suitcase, seen mostly from behind or in profile and looking into the miniature world. Give the traveler rounded collectible-toy proportions, an oversized head, a small body, a backpack, destination-appropriate travel clothing, and practical footwear. Keep the traveler clearly secondary to the suitcase.

DESTINATION STAMP
Below the headline on the left, add a small circular vintage rubber travel stamp featuring ${location} and a simple iconic symbol associated with the destination. Make the ink slightly faded, imperfect, and distressed.

LUGGAGE TAGS
Add two or three aged kraft-paper luggage tags attached to the suitcase handles or resting naturally in the foreground with rough twine. Use simple rounded or rectangular shapes, punched holes, tiny destination-themed icons, faded vintage lettering, and short playful travel phrases. Make the tags feel physically attached and naturally integrated into the composition.

VISUAL CHARACTER
Make the scene nostalgic, whimsical, adventurous, cozy, and premium. Use warm, soft studio lighting, realistic miniature shadows, subtle depth of field, tactile materials, handcrafted imperfections, and convincing miniature scale. The result should look like a real handcrafted travel diorama photographed for a vintage advertisement, not flat vector art or generic CGI.

SERIES IDENTITY
Keep the same visual formula for every destination: parchment poster; oversized distressed “I PACKED ${location}.” caption; “MEMORIES TO GO” subtitle; antique open suitcase; miniature destination world; tiny traveler; circular destination stamp; kraft luggage tags; and vintage map or postcard details. Intelligently adapt the miniature contents, color accents, vegetation, architecture, food, transportation, and traveler clothing to ${location}.

AVOID
Modern graphic-design aesthetics, generic tourist collages, full-size landscapes, excessive clutter, neon colors, glossy plastic CGI, an oversized traveler, floating tags, disconnected objects, inaccurate cultural symbols, illegible text, misspelled destination names, extra words, watermarks, or logos.

REQUIRED TEXT — RENDER EXACTLY
I PACKED ${location}.
MEMORIES TO GO