Korean Scrapbook Idul Adha Poster

A poetic collage world made from multiple real {Idul Adha objects like sheep wool, dates, woven baskets, spices, or traditional fabrics}. The objects are transformed into a tiny emotional miniature universe where each object becomes part of a scene, character, or environment celebrating Eid al-Adha. Some objects become: a fluffy sheep's body made of real cotton or cauliflower tiny mosques or minarets made of cinnamon sticks crescent moon made of a banana slice or lemon peel prayer mats made of small textured fabric scraps desert dunes made of brown sugar or spice powder gift boxes made of real craft paper tied with twine hills made of stacked flatbreads or matcha powder clouds made of soft raw wool street lamps made of cloves Create multiple tiny minimal hand-drawn characters with dot eyes interacting naturally with the objects (e.g., tiny characters wearing sarong/hijab, greeting each other, or gently petting the sheep). The composition should feel like: a Korean emotional scrapbook Japanese zakka magazine handmade collage art tiny whimsical Eid world healing illustration poster Style: mixed media collage real object photography + naive pen doodles masking tape torn paper edges handwritten arrows and notes imperfect ink lines cream paper texture analog emotional mood generous white space soft daylight poetic calm atmosphere Include: layered paper scraps tiny handwritten Eid captions (e.g., "Eid Mubarak" or "Blessed Day") small emotional doodles hand-drawn motion lines notebook-style composition The scene should feel alive and story-rich, like a tiny hidden festive world built from everyday objects. Elegant Arabic or Korean handwritten text: "{Eid Mubarak / Selamat Hari Raya Idul Adha}" Avoid: photorealistic humans 3D rendering anime style dark cinematic lighting clutter without hierarchy floating disconnected objects