译文
Horizontal coffee festival event poster, main visual medium in 3D/CG claymation style character, warm white rough paper texture background, bright candy-colored commercial magazine layout. A exaggerated proportion clay character is placed slightly to the right in the center, occupying about half the frame: pink skin with fine indentations on limbs, green knitted hat, acid green loose jacket, blue large backpack, green and blue striped shorts, green striped stockings, orange and white high-top shoes; one large pink arm stretches horizontally holding a paper cup of coffee, with an orange square watch on the wrist, the other huge hand reaches up to grab a bread-shaped handle, with nails in yellow-green. The character's small face is clear, with a black dot eye slightly tilted to the left, eyebrows pressed in, red nose, downturned mouth, conveying a bit of stubbornness and discontent from being in a hurry. Layout structure: about 25% on the upper left side places three lines of oversized thin, lowercase, sans-serif title text like "morning coffee festival", in dark gray, left-aligned, with generous spacing; location number information is placed on the upper right; a large date number is placed on the lower right, with a handwritten "SeAIn" in a similar signature form, anchoring the bottom visual but not obscuring the character. Four brown and orange thin line product display frames are distributed on the left center, left bottom, and right bottom, respectively showing a green hat, green jacket, orange watch, and striped shorts, with small letter labels and thin leaders connecting to the corresponding parts of the character, serving as a local visual window and information annotation layer, not becoming random decoration. The layer order is the paper texture background at the back, the clay character in the middle with a soft shadow, the thin line frames and leaders pressed around the character, the title, location, date, and bottom small text as the foreground information layer, with a slight paper grain covering the entire image but keeping the character, title, and product frames clear. Avoid generating ordinary character illustrations, real-life photography, smooth plastic texture, unformatted single subject, text covering the entire image, wireframes losing annotation function, titles or dates crushing the main visual.