Create one finished illustrated children's story poster, 3:4 portrait, full bleed.
Topic: "The Three Little Pigs", based on the public-domain folktale, with original character designs.
One oversized, cheerful pink pig dominates the center of the composition. Give the pig a rounded head, large upright oval eyes, black pupils, curved eyebrows, rosy cheeks, a coral-pink snout, and a joyful open smile. The pig wears blue overalls with yellow buttons, a red neckerchief, blue work gloves, and red sneakers with white soles. One arm raises a builder's trowel with a wooden handle and a simple gray triangular blade. Keep the whole mascot recognizable and its silhouette clear.
Turn the broad front of the overalls into a dense, integrated collage of the story's world. The illustrated landscape fills most of the garment while staying within its silhouette: a golden straw house on the left, a brown stick house in the middle, and a red brick house with a red roof and blue door on the right. Connect the houses with winding sandy paths through green grass, leafy bushes, pine trees, small wooden fences, and white daisies. Add loose bricks and building materials near the bottom. Give each of the three houses and one small group of bricks a friendly kawaii face.
Arrange two smaller pig companions near the lower sides of the central mascot. The pig at lower left wears a straw hat and carries a large bundle of golden straw. The pig at lower right wears a green cap and carries a bundle of brown sticks. Both look cheerful and use the same facial design as the central pig.
At the upper left, place a playful gray wolf peeking from behind a brown tree trunk and green foliage. Give it pointed ears, a long snout, a black nose, and a mischievous smile. Keep the wolf secondary in scale.
Maintain at least four clearly visible, smaller, faced story elements in addition to the dominant pig: the two pig companions, the wolf, and the three personified houses. Every character and personified object uses one consistent kawaii facial style.
Reserve the lower quarter for a monumental, tightly stacked title:
"THE THREE"
"LITTLE PIGS"
Use massive, heavy, playful block lettering with slightly irregular angles, bold black outlines, and solid black offset shadows. Set "THE THREE" and "LITTLE" in saturated golden yellow, and "PIGS" in vivid warm red. Keep every word correctly spelled and fully readable. Add a few small red, yellow, and blue triangular accent marks beside the title, with tiny flowers and leaves at its base.
Style: flat geometric illustration, rounded playful shapes, saturated primary colors, warm cream paper background, subtle fine print grain, and gently mottled paper-cut color textures. Build a rich storybook collage while preserving a clear hierarchy: giant pig first, miniature story world second, bold title third. Keep the surrounding cream background open enough to separate the silhouettes.
No extra text, no invented quotations, no logos, no watermarks, no photorealism, no glossy 3D, no smooth digital gradients, no dark or muted palette, no thin typography, no unrelated characters, no extra limbs.