Poster cắt dán giấy xé

Create a vertical poster with a handmade analog collage feel on aged cream paper, built around the scene, subject, or theme described in the user request. Layer roughly ripped paper edges, magazine cutouts, newspaper clippings, film-strip borders, and chunky fields alternating brick crimson, saturated ultramarine, mustard ochre, soot black, and unbleached paper around a prominent central subject rendered as a high-contrast photographic or printed image. Add halftone dots, photocopy grain, ink bleed, and slightly imperfect screen-print registration so every element feels physically cut, glued, and pressed by hand. Set bold condensed distressed typography with a clear hierarchy — a large headline, a smaller subtitle, and a modest bottom credit line — using any wording given in the user request, or keeping the poster text-light if none is provided. The mood should feel editorial, intellectual, and slightly rebellious, like a lost 1960s art-house film poster or an investigative magazine cover. Keep the result raw, tactile, printed, and imperfect. Avoid glossy modern finishes, 3D effects, watermarks, brand logos, and real publication mastheads. User request: a black-and-white portrait of a jazz trumpeter, headline "MIDNIGHT SESSIONS"