Based on the only content I uploaded, I made a one-page retro travel diary edit page, the entire page is a warm ivory paper with visible paper fiber texture.
On the paper is a minimalist hand-drawn grid print insert of this scene. I only picked a few items that are most recognizable and representative of this spatial character to draw, omitting the wall, ceiling, floor, and background structure, and also omitting the cluttered and repetitive small items; I kept the items below to maintain the space position, front-back layers, and relative sizes in the photo, the composition is consistent with the photo, never arranged in a row or made into a product catalog-style flat layout.
The charcoal black coarse ink lines, the obvious grid print feel - the line edges are rough and prickly, with multiple broken lines and ink missing in some places, the ink accumulation on the corners and rough lines is overflowing, some areas have uneven ink color and white leakage; no line drawing or shadow filling. A few items are made with flat color blocks, the color blocks and contour lines are intentionally offset by a few millimeters, the edges are overlapped and white, the inside has a grid texture and ink blotting.
The painting uses only four inks: ochre, red clay, olive green, and indigo blue. The color of each object follows the actual color in the original photo, taking the one that is closest to it. Do not change the color for color harmony; in the original photo, neutral or dark-colored objects are left uncolored. Leave more than half of the paper blank, with the image centered in the upper position, and do not draw the edges around the edges. Leave a small blank space at the bottom of the image