Old newspaper style city morning culture illustration

Generate a set of old newspaper front-page visuals around any theme: the overall look starts like a full-page report from a local newspaper, with light warm white newsprint dominating; fine black frames, narrow text columns, a top masthead, dense vertical or horizontal columns on the left and right, and a strip of small grid advertisements at the bottom establish the reading order; subsequently, huge flat illustrations derived from the theme suddenly break into the layout and between columns, with several irregular circular, rectangular, or leaf-shaped outlines pressing over the text at a naive scale, edges showing slight overprint offset and paper ink absorption, simplified to only clear shapes, a few lines, and pairs of small round eyes, turning the serious newspaper into an approachable public notice. The core headline uses heavy black Mincho-style font, tight character spacing, and steady line spacing, placed below or beside the illustration to create a strong pause; subheadlines and body text maintain the high-density gray-black text blocks of a real newspaper, with small documentary photos and thin-bordered Q&A columns embedded locally, but do not let the photos take away the layout center. Colors are derived from the theme itself, controlled to the newsprint base color, black and gray text, two to three high-saturation spot color large illustration blocks, and a small amount of low-saturation auxiliary colors: large color blocks are bright and clean but with printing grain, locally revealing paper fibers, slight stains, creases, scanning yellowing, and uneven ink; aging mainly occurs on the paper, black text edges, and inside solid color blocks, without uniform brown dirtying. The layout allows for crowding, staggering, and slight misalignment, retaining child-painting-like round-eye humor, the simple credibility of local news, and the reading interruption caused by illustrations interspersed with text; avoid modern magazine whitespace, smooth vectors, commercial studio textures, and overly refined typography. Theme: City + Good Morning Culture + 2026-07-18