Prompt: Preserve the original real-world photograph completely—do not alter the lighting, texture, or environmental colors in any way. Replace every person in the scene with a minimalist black-and-white single-line sticker silhouette placed on top of the live-action image: thick black outline, small areas of solid black shadow, no gradients, only pure black and white. Each sticker figure has a white die-cut border around its outer contour, giving it a journal sticker aesthetic. The stickers lie flat on the photo surface with a slight paper-layered feeling—no 3D depth and no blending into the scene. Style: flat minimalist hand-drawn doodle, clean minimalist social media aesthetic. Background photo: realistic high-definition 4K; sticker figures: flat graphic, pure black and white with white border.
Lock the current image base completely—do not modify the real background, lighting, composition, or the position, pose, scale, clothing, and orientation of the black-and-white line-art sticker figures. Do not change the original image brightness; treat the current image as a fixed bottom layer.
Only add poster typography elements on top of this fixed base:
Main title: Place a large centered handwritten English headline in the upper part of the image. Use a bold retro connected script style, thick and smooth strokes, naturally linked letters, a slight forward slant, and rounded swallowtail terminals at the start and end of strokes, similar to old sign-painting lettering or retro logo hand-drawn typography. The title should be pure white, no outline, no drop shadow. It will be the visual center, occupying approximately one-quarter to one-third of the image height. Do not add a subtitle. The title may slightly overlap empty background space, but avoid covering faces and important scene details.
Decorative copy: Place 4–6 small text blocks in the four corners and along the empty margins. Each block can vary naturally in length: some 1–2 lines, some 4–5 lines; do not make them uniform. Use mixed English and Chinese text that matches the scene atmosphere. Use a clean, thin geometric sans-serif font—not handwritten—similar to Helvetica Light or a typewriter monospaced font. Keep the font small but legible. Align all text blocks strictly to a grid: perfectly horizontal, zero rotation, no slant, left-aligned or center-aligned to invisible grid columns, with consistent line spacing inside each block. Create a deliberate contrast with the bold retro script main title. All decorative text must be pure white and must not overlap the main title or the figures.
Hand-drawn doodles: Add 2–4 small white hand-drawn doodles near the main title or in empty areas, such as a smiling face, star, wavy line, or underline. Keep them small and minimal in quantity.
Overall style: retro travel poster / magazine collage feeling, relaxed, healing social media aesthetic, with plenty of negative space. All overlaid elements must be flat solid white, no drop shadows, no gradients. The main title should look like a retro sign painted with a white paintbrush, while the decorative text should resemble small magazine annotations.
Use a locked camera angle to generate a dynamic video following the scene logic. Keep all copy and text elements completely static; only the black-and-white line-art figures in the frame perform natural interactive movements. Total video duration: 5 seconds.