Minimal Coffee Shop Opening Poster

Create an original poster from the layout, palette and final text that I supply. Use my uploaded logo only when explicitly requested, preserving its exact geometry, lettering, spacing and approved colours. Do not invent a logo, company identity or missing event information. Create a high-quality original poster in a vertical 4:5 ratio, following this specific concept: Minimal Coffee Shop Opening Poster. Composition and Pose Build a cream portrait layout with one large original coffee-cup illustration in the lower half. Use a dark-brown upper title area for [CAFE NAME] and [OPENING MESSAGE]. Place [DATE], [LOCATION] and [CONTACT] in a separate bottom band, with a small supplied logo only if provided. Clothing, Materials and Styling Cream, coffee brown and muted caramel, with broad clean typography and a subtle paper texture. Background and Lighting Flat illustrated design with soft cup shading, crisp letterforms and generous safe margins. Layout and Text Accuracy — Highest Priority Replace every bracketed field with my final supplied wording before generation. Preserve names, dates, prices, locations and contact information exactly. Keep the title prominent, supporting text aligned and all essential details inside generous safe margins. Leave a field out if I have not supplied it. Keep illustration and text clearly separated; do not allow decorative strokes or glow to reduce readability. Do not imitate an existing event identity, logo system or copyrighted character. Quality and Finish Combine the specified portrait or illustration treatment with a deliberate graphic hierarchy. Keep typography crisp, text areas plain, colours restrained and visual spacing balanced. Preserve correct anatomy, believable object construction and consistent lighting wherever photography is used. Follow the intended painted or drawn style when requested instead of mixing incompatible rendering styles. Keep the main subject readable at a small gallery-preview size. Avoid: misspelled supplied text, invented details, distorted packaging, altered branding, unreadable titles, crowded information blocks, competing decorative elements, unrealistic reflections, watermarks and unwanted logos. Include only the people, objects and wording explicitly requested.