Layered Paper-Cut Travel Poster Generator

CITY = {CITY} Create a sophisticated vertical 3:4 travel poster of {CITY} as a premium layered papercut sticker illustration. Use only the city name as input. Identify its country, architecture, geography, visual identity, and 3–5 iconic landmarks genuinely located in {CITY}. Select 1–2 Hero Landmarks + 2–3 Secondary Landmarks based on recognizability, cultural importance, uniqueness, and strong association with the city. Never invent or borrow landmarks. Landmark accuracy: Preserve authentic silhouettes, proportions, rooflines, towers, domes, arches, bridges, façades, and defining structures. Keep approximately 70% landmark identity / 30% stylization. Composition: Vertical 3:4. Place the main cityscape in the lower 50–60%, leaving the upper 40–50% clean and spacious. Put only {CITY} at the upper center in uppercase sans-serif with wide letter spacing. No subtitle, slogan, labels, or extra text. Build one cohesive cityscape with authentic buildings, streets, water, hills, vegetation, clouds, bridges, and environmental elements appropriate to {CITY}. Papercut style: Handcrafted layered matte cardstock, clean simplified shapes, rounded cut edges, subtle paper thickness, visible fibers, slight imperfections, and soft contact shadows. Premium tactile paper artwork - not glossy CGI, plastic, photorealism, or heavy 3D. White sticker border: Mandatory thick white/ivory die-cut outline around major landmarks, buildings, bridges, vegetation, vehicles, landforms, and selected clouds. Keep it smooth, continuous, rounded, and approximately 2–4% of object width. Use subtle contact shadows. Do not heavily outline tiny details or title text. Color: Create a refined 6–10 color palette inspired by {CITY}. Use sophisticated muted tones such as dusty blue, teal, mint, coral, terracotta, warm sand, cream, off-white, and restrained dark accents. Adapt naturally to the city; avoid neon and excessive saturation. Style: Premium papercut illustration, layered cardstock collage, collectible travel sticker, Scandinavian editorial design, contemporary architectural poster, clean geometric simplification, museum-quality craftsmanship. Avoid: inaccurate landmarks, borrowed landmarks, generic skylines, extreme abstraction, disconnected stickers, inconsistent outlines, childish/kawaii styling, photorealism, glossy surfaces, heavy extrusion, dramatic shadows, excessive gradients, neon colors, vintage filters, overcrowding, micro-detail, and unnecessary text. FINAL: Create an elegant, recognizable {CITY} cityscape that reads instantly at thumbnail size, with authentic landmarks, cohesive layered paper construction, refined colors, and bold white die-cut borders.