Clay style horizontal coffee festival poster

Horizontal coffee festival event poster, main visual medium is 3D/CG handmade clay style character, warm white coarse paper texture background, bright candy color commercial magazine layout. Place an exaggerated proportion clay character slightly to the right of the center, occupying about half of the frame: pink skin and limbs with small pit indentations, green knit hat, acid green loose jacket, blue large backpack, green and blue vertical striped shorts, green striped long socks, orange-red and white high-top shoes; one large pink arm extends horizontally holding a paper cup of coffee, an orange square watch on the wrist, the other giant hand reaches up to grab a bread-shaped handle, nails are yellow-green. The character's small face is clear, black dot eyes looking forward and slightly left, eyebrows pressed inward, red nose, corners of the mouth sinking, with a bit of stubbornness and dissatisfaction from being on the way. Layout structure: Top left about 25% features three lines of super large thin weight lowercase sans-serif title text like "morning coffee festival", dark gray, left-aligned, loose letter spacing; top right features location and number information; bottom right features huge date numbers, serving as the bottom visual anchor but not obscuring the character. Four brown-orange thin line product display boxes are distributed in the middle-left, bottom-left, and bottom-right, displaying the green hat, green jacket, orange watch, and striped shorts respectively, with small letter labels and thin leader lines connecting to the corresponding parts of the character, acting as local visual windows and information annotation layers, do not let them become random decorations. Layer order is paper texture background color at the back, clay character in the middle layer with soft shadows, thin line boxes and leader lines pressed around the character, title, location, date, and bottom small body text are foreground information layers, light paper grain covers the whole image but keeps the character, title, and product boxes clear. Avoid generating ordinary character illustrations, real-life photography, smooth plastic textures, single subject without layout, text filling the whole image, wireframes losing annotation function, or title or date overwhelming the main visual.