Lost in Russia Travel Collage

A detailed prompt for creating a vintage scrapbook-style Russia travel poster featuring a tourist, Moscow landmarks, maps, stamps, food, and bold typography.

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Create a vertical vintage travel-poster collage about a solo traveler in Russia, using a gritty torn-paper scrapbook aesthetic, muted beige paper texture, halftone dots, rough paint strokes, distressed print grain, and high-contrast editorial photomontage. The main headline should dominate the top half: a black torn strip with white uppercase text “LOST IN” above enormous distressed red block letters “RUSSIA”. Center foreground: a stylish male tourist in his early 30s with short brown hair, trimmed beard, black sunglasses, tan overshirt jacket, gray T-shirt, black backpack straps, wristwatch, and a black camera hanging from his neck; he holds an unfolded paper map at waist level and looks confidently toward the right. Background and collage elements: on the right, large colorful onion domes of St. Basil’s Cathedral; on the left, an urban Moscow street scene with old buildings, pedestrians, and a red vintage car driving forward; include a red Moscow Metro “M” sign and a dark directional signboard with exactly 3 arrows labeled “RED SQUARE”, “GUM DEPARTMENT STORE”, and “ST. BASIL’S CATHEDRAL” with smaller Russian text above each English line. Add a blue brush-stroke caption near the upper left-center reading “WHERE STORIES LIVE FOREVER”. Include exactly 3 travel stamp/sticker elements: a round “ADVENTURE AWAITS” airplane stamp in the upper left, a small tan “RUSSIA” postage sticker in the upper right with Cyrillic text, and a round visa/passport stamp near the lower left. Add exactly 3 cultural/food stickers in the lower right: a bowl of red borscht with sour cream, and 3 nested matryoshka dolls grouped beside it. Add a torn black note panel in the bottom right with exactly 3 bullet lines: red star “ICONIC LANDMARKS”, blue star “RICH CULTURE”, white star “UNFORGETTABLE JOURNEYS”. Add a bottom-left torn label reading “RUSSIA MADE FOR EXPLORERS”. Keep the composition busy but readable, with layered ripped paper edges, blue and red paint accents, realistic photographic subject, poster-like typography, and no extra logos or watermarks.