Affiche de voyage humoristique avec personnage en feutre arrondi

Please turn the uploaded travel photos into a 3:4 vertical poster comparing a "playful round and blunt felt travel character." The image uses a clear two-section structure. The upper section, about 45%, keeps the original travel photo intact and stretches it fully across horizontally: preserve the people, poses, clothing, belongings, location, camera angle, perspective, light, color, and spatial relationships, allowing only slight photographic color grading. The upper section must not be felted, nor the scene replaced. The lower section, about 55%, re-creates the same moment as a real handmade needle-felted miniature scene on a warm oat-toned felt backdrop. Do not make the subject a realistic felt portrait. Instead, redesign it as a funny, round, slightly clumsy anime-style felt character: an oversized round head, two striking oval eyes, a small puffy round nose, a simplified mouth, a short chunky body, short arms, round hands, very short and slightly bent legs, and exaggerated round-toed shoes. The expression is a bit blank, friendly, and mildly humorous, but not cartoonish; do not copy real facial features or normal human proportions. The character should still show recognizable clothing colors, hats or scarves, actions, facing direction, and travel props from the original image, keeping the upper and lower sections clearly connected. Only extract 2-4 most location-recognizable environmental cues and turn them into a small felt stage around the character, such as building facades, arches, dunes, railings, market items, hot-air balloons, or other dominant clues. Do not copy the whole scene item by item. The material must look handcrafted with visible wool fibers, needle-felting fuzz, stitching, slightly uneven edges, plush fill, layers of felt, tiny cloth knots, and a soft table shadow. The whole should feel like a touchable three-dimensional handmade miniature, not flat digital illustration, crochet dolls, plastic figures, clay models, or realistic human representation. Keep some warm blank space in the lower section. In the upper right of the lower area, add a rectangular cloth label with stitched edges, containing only three lines: "LOCATION NAME" "FELT JOURNEY [NUMBER]" "SHORT LOCATION DESCRIPTION RELATED TO THE SCENE" The location title uses a bold, narrow, slightly worn fabric print font, and the other two lines use a small monospaced font. All text must be accurate, clear, and legible, with no other text added. Keep a clean horizontal boundary between the upper photo and the lower felt stage. The felt character should be large enough to read the round, blunt silliness immediately, but not push the cloth label. Overall, it has a mature travel editorial design, a warm handmade texture, and restrained humor. Avoid: realistic felt portraits, normal body proportions, small eyes, elegant fashion dolls, complete mechanical copies of the scene, unrelated props, repeated figures, author names, photographer names, brands, logos, watermarks, website URLs, garbled text, and random text.