Risograph print with a small set of overlapping spot-ink colors, restrained grain and subtle misregistration. Translate forms into flat ink shapes; use those overlaps to define the subject. Fur is grouped grainy ink shapes, never strands. Eyes and nose are ink shapes with one paper-white highlight; keep faces drawn and clean. Grain visible everywhere at full size. Avoid smooth digital gradients, random ink noise, photographic detail, crisp strands and glossy eye reflections.
Vertical 9:16 poster frame, straight-on at counter height. Three spot inks — burnt orange, deep navy and leaf green — print on warm cream paper. A small market stall crosses the lower quarter of the frame: a plain wooden counter carried on two slim posts. Above the stall, an oversized blank banner hangs from a thin wooden dowel fixed between the posts, its flat cream face filling the upper third of the frame and staying clear of both side margins; the open paper around it stays as copy space. At center, two hands meet over the counter top and swap two different pumpkins: the left hand passes a tall ribbed burnt-orange pumpkin, the right hand receives a squat ribbed leaf-green pumpkin, their ink overlaps reading navy where the shapes cross.
The inks stay flat and even; overlaps darken to navy, and the paper grain shows through everywhere. Poster light with no cast shadows, only a flat navy band inside the counter's shadow line. The banner face is plain cream, completely unlettered; the counter, posts and one crate beside them are bare unlettered wood. The left hand reaches in from the lower left with four fingers curled over the tall pumpkin's ribs and the thumb braced flat on its side; the right hand mirrors it from the lower right on the green pumpkin. Exactly five digits visible or anatomically accounted for.
