Постер-скрапбук ко Дню Шоуа

Промпт: Постер-скрапбук ко Дню Шоуа

Готовый промпт на основном языке: Showa Day Scrapbook Portrait prompt.

A soft, airy Japanese lifestyle poster with a warm nostalgic mood on a light beige textured paper background. On the right side, show a young woman sitting in a relaxed side pose with one knee raised, wearing an oversized white long-sleeve shirt and blue jeans. Her dark brown hair is tied in a messy bun with loose wisps around the face, and one hand lightly touches her forehead. The face should be de-emphasized or obscured so the overall feeling and styling matter more than identity. Use gentle natural daylight, high-key exposure, and a delicate editorial-photography look mixed with hand-drawn doodles. On the left half, place handwritten Japanese text in a crayon or colored-pencil style. At the top, large orange text reads {argument name="date text" default="4月29日"} and below it {argument name="headline text" default="昭和の日"}. Under that, add a short handwritten message in gray Japanese: "なつかしい風が 心をふわっと ほどいてくれる日。" Below, add 3 small info lines with icons: 1 smiling face icon with "先負", 1 crescent moon icon with "月齢 11.6", and 1 sun icon with "晴れ 20℃". Then add a dashed divider and a handwritten list headed "今日は何の日？" with exactly 4 bullet items: "昭和の日", "畳の日", "ナポリタンの日", and "国際盲導犬の日", each accompanied by tiny doodles such as a flag, tatami mat, pasta plate, and dog. At the bottom left, draw 1 pink cloud-shaped speech bubble containing the handwritten quote {argument name="quote" default="きみのえがおが いちばんだいすきだよ by ○○より"}. Decorate the composition with exactly 2 white cloud doodles near the upper right, 1 yellow sun doodle in the top-right corner, several small green leaf doodles drifting in the air, a few faint wind-swoosh lines near the woman’s head, and exactly 4 flower doodles near the bottom edge around her legs in pink, yellow, and orange. Keep the palette muted and pastel, with orange, pink, olive, gray, cream, and denim blue. The overall result should feel like a sentimental handwritten scrapbook calendar page for a Japanese national holiday, combining minimalist portrait photography with cute childlike illustrations.