Wuhan Paper Sculpture Art

Create a high-end layered paper sculpture illustration poster for the original cultural tourism brand "He Wang Wuhan" (鹤望武汉), with the theme "Climbing the tower to view the river, one can see the landscape framework of Wuhan at a glance" (登楼望江，一点见武汉山水骨骨)). The poster is in a 3:4 vertical format. The image uses a foreground window composition, employing five to seven layers of thick textured paper to depict Snake Hill, the Yellow Crane Tower, the Yangtze River, the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, and the skyline of the city on the opposite bank. The Yellow Crane Tower is located on a mountain ridge in the background, with its layered eaves, golden glazed tiles, and vermilion pillars accurately depicted. The Yangtze River Bridge extends horizontally in the midground, and the two small ferries on the river are restrained in scale, preventing the Qingchuan Pavilion from being merged with the Yellow Crane Tower. The paper edges are clean, with a unified soft light in the upper left corner, realistic shadows between layers, and a color palette of dark blue, warm beige, vermilion red, and a small amount of gilded gold. Gold is used only as a visual focal point. The main title, "{argument name="Main Title" default="Ascending the Tower to See the Yangtze River"}", is placed in the upper right corner with a large blank area, in two lines of modern Song typeface; the subtitle, "The Magnificent Daily Life Looking Towards the Yangtze River from Snake Hill", is placed horizontally below the main title; the brand name, "Crane's View of Wuhan", is placed in the lower left corner in a paper seal-shaped brand position, maintaining a modern rather than antique style. Standardized simplified Chinese characters are required, with no typos or omissions, and only Chinese characters are used; cheap red and gold templates, auspicious clouds, figures in ancient costumes, distorted architectural proportions, plastic materials, heavy glowing outlines, well-known logos, watermarks, and additional copy are prohibited.