Cute Shanghai Q-version travel poster

Objective: To create a painting based on{argument name="city name" default="Shanghai"} This adorable Q-version travel blogger poster features a giant 3D Chinese font as its visual center, showcasing cute miniature travelers exploring within it. Canvas: Vertical 2:3 poster with a bright, dreamy sky-blue background accented by fluffy clouds. It incorporates a scrapbook-style travel journal collage aesthetic, warm, soft lighting, and rich details with a gentle, charming style. Main layout: A large, glossy 3D sculpted Chinese character is placed at the center.{argument name="large city text" default="Shanghai"} The text occupies most of the poster space. It should be cream-colored with metallic beveled edges, rounded corners, and recessed windows. Within the strokes of the text, showcase a vivid miniature cityscape: the Shanghai skyline, the Oriental Pearl Tower, skyscrapers, riverside night views, historic buildings on the Bund, neon lights on Nanjing Road, boats on the river, and warm light and shadow from sunset to night. The 3D text should evoke the feeling of a walkable miniature city installation. Characters: Include five adorable Japanese-style chibi travel bloggers, all with round faces, petite figures, beige travel attire, bucket hats or baseball caps, backpacks, and cameras/travel accessories. Arrange them as follows: one small traveler sitting near the edge of the Oriental Pearl Tower in the upper left corner, holding a camera; one walking in the upper right corner, holding a folded map; one standing on the 3D text in the center below, like a little explorer; one walking in the lower left foreground, holding a camera; and one sitting or leaning against an orange suitcase in the lower right corner. Their faces can be simplified or softened, but their poses must remain lively and have the style of a travel blogger. Travel collage details: Add 10 striking paper and postmark elements around the central city text: a vintage postcard postmark in the upper left corner with "SHANGHAI" and a smaller Chinese/Shanghai travel mark; an overlapping circular airplane passport postmark; a handwritten title in the top center with the Chinese "旅行日记" (Travel Diary) and the English "Travel Diary"; a sticky note in the upper right corner with handwritten romantic travel text in Chinese and a doodle heart; a black vintage camera sticker near the note; a circular Shanghai passport postmark in the upper right corner with "SHANGHAI / Shanghai / 20.24.05.20"; an "I ♥ SH" sticker on the right; a boarding pass in the lower left corner with PVG, gate, seat, and Shanghai information; a small red baggage tag in the bottom center with "Shanghai / SHANGHAI"; and a postcard in the lower right corner with "SHANGHAI / The City / That Holds / All My Dreams" and a small skyline photo. Left-side itinerary text: Add a handwritten list on the left, including 6 destination highlights: Oriental Pearl Tower, The Bund, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, Tianzifang, Wukang Building, and Disneyland. Include dotted route arrows and the nearby phrase "Have a nice trip!". Bottom description: Handwrite a short Chinese travel note near the center of the bottom: "Next stop, Shanghai, to meet a better version of myself," accompanied by tiny smiley face doodles and postmark marks. Visual style: A combination of soft, cute Japanese-style illustrations with exquisite 3D fonts and travel scrapbook collages; soft colors, creamy highlights, shimmering city reflections, small petals/leaves, decorative tape, paper textures, soft shadows, and a cinematic, fantastical realism, making it charming and rich in detail. Constraints: Keep the large 3D city text "Shanghai" clearly legible, making city landmarks easily identifiable; use 5 cute traveler characters; retain visible English and Chinese text listed; avoid logos or watermarks; and do not add any extra characters.