Mixed-material collage

An adult man and woman walk through a busy open-air market square, looking at the viewer, stalls and awnings around them. No letters, words, signs or logos anywhere in the image. Rebuild every region—skin, hair, clothing, backdrop and ground—from cut paper, printed-image and drawn fragments, joined by crisp overlaps in a measured collage rhythm. Use fine pieces near faces and larger shapes across broad fields; retain each material’s color, grain and marks within a shared palette. Redraw faces and figures as assembled shapes, with eyes, nose and mouth formed from a few aligned fragments rather than continuous skin. Animal faces share this construction; objects follow it too. Carry the assembly across the ground and finish with a simple cut-paper border. Keep edges, paper fibers and shallow overlaps tactile.

Create a new image entirely in the style of the attached image: the same medium, materials, technique, rendering and character design (how it builds faces, eyes, hair, bodies and proportions). Do not copy its color palette or its environment; colors and setting follow the direction at the end. Subjects: a woman and a man seated side by side at a small round cafe table with two cups and a croissant, and a merle grey-and-tan French bulldog sitting in front of the table facing the viewer. She has a short blonde bob, a cream ribbed cardigan, blue jeans and white sneakers, legs crossed, chin resting on her hand, smiling softly at the viewer. He has tousled light brown hair, an olive overshirt over a white tee, beige chinos and white sneakers, one hand on his cup, looking at the viewer. Everything, faces, hands, clothes and the dog included, is made in the style of the attached image; nothing photographic. Square 1:1 composition. Do not copy the attached image's people, objects or scene. Direction: whole-scene large torn-paper collage of the cafe terrace: a few dozen big, clearly visible torn and cut paper pieces with white fibre edges and overlaps, every surface including faces, skin, hair and the dog built from large flat pieces (not tiny shards), faces made of a few big pieces with simple features; kraft-brown, ochre, terracotta and teal papers for wall, foliage, pots and paving. No text, letters, captions, banners, signs, swatches, color chips or decorative rules anywhere in the image. The artwork and any border finish completely inside the frame; nothing is cropped or overflows the edges.