CITY = PARIS. Create a bold tourist poster {PARIS} using the linocut / paper‑cutting technique, vertical, in a 2:3 format, on paper in a warm ivory shade with a visible handmade texture. Choose five instantly recognizable symbols {PARIS}, using landmarks with clearly distinguishable silhouettes. Simplify them, turning them into large flat black figures made from cut paper with large white details in the negative space. Vary the scale freely to enhance the graphic effect. Create a free, asymmetrical collage: - three landmarks in the upper part, - the city name in the center, - two landmarks in the lower part, - one iconic local car in the foreground at the bottom. Print “PARIS” in huge, uneven letters, hand‑carved. Make the letters thick, uneven, slightly slanted, and densely arranged so that they interact with and overlap the landmarks, rather than looking like a separate heading. Depict the car from a strict profile view, using a single flat accent color that matches its actual paint job. Leave the windows black, and represent the structural elements as simple white cutouts. Crop the image of the car along the edge of the frame. Style everything to resemble a primitive linocut or silkscreen: uneven edges, uneven paint application, gaps left by a dry brush, scattered dots, and imperfect alignment. Palette: warm ivory paper, solid black fill, one bright accent color, optional small secondary warm details. The image should be flat, graphic, playful, and deliberately imperfect. Avoid photorealism, perspective, hatching, gradients, small architectural details, realistic proportions, dense backgrounds, people, skies, streets, shadows, readable text, digital‑like fonts, and decorative borders. Add a tiny black carved stamp in the bottom left corner.