Children's Hand-Drawn Travel Diary Style

“Create a vibrant, child-like crayon-style vertical (4:5) illustration titled “{City Name} Travel Journal.” The artwork should look as if it were drawn by a curious child using colorful crayons, featuring a soft, warm light-toned background (such as pale yellow), combined with bright reds, blues, greens, and other cheerful colors to create a cozy, playful travel atmosphere. I. Main Scene: Travel-Journal Style Route Map In the center of the illustration, draw a “winding, zigzagging travel route” with arrows and dotted lines connecting multiple locations. The route should automatically generate recommended attractions based on {Number of Days}: Example structure (auto-filled with {City Name}-related content): - “Stop 1: {Attraction 1 + short fun description}” - “Stop 2: {Attraction 2 + short fun description}” - “Stop 3: {Attraction 3 + short fun description}” - … - “Final Stop: {Local signature food or souvenir + warm closing remark}” Rules: - If no number of days is provided, default to a 1-day highlight itinerary. II. Surrounding Playful Elements (Auto-adapt to the City) Add many cute doodles and child-like decorative elements around the route, such as: 1. Adorable travel characters - A child holding a local snack - A little adventurer with a backpack 2. Q-style hand-drawn iconic landmarks - “{City Landmark 1}” - “{City Landmark 2}” - “{City Landmark 3}” 3. Funny signboards - “Don’t get lost!” - “Crowds ahead!” - “Yummy food this way!” (Auto-adjust contextually for the city) 4. Sticker-style short phrases - “{City Name} travel memories unlocked!” - “{City Name} food adventure!” - “Where to next?” 5. Cute icons of local foods - “{Local Food 1}” - “{Local Food 2}” - “{Local Food 3}” 6. Childlike exclamations - “I didn’t know {City Name} was so fun!” - “I want to come again!” III. Overall Art Style Requirements - Crayon / children’s hand-drawn travel diary style - Bright, warm, colorful palette - Cozy but full and lively composition - Emphasize the joy of exploring - All text should be in a cute handwritten font - Make the entire page feel like a young child’s fun travel-journal entry”