Weathered Folk Poster Collage

Create a vertical mixed-media street poster collage in a bold mid-century screen-print style, with intentional imperfections and tactile aging. The main subject is a large stylized female face centered slightly above the middle, inspired by folk-art and Art Deco poster design: ochre-yellow and cream split face, closed eyes with heavy black lashes, black lips, strong black nose and hair shapes, and a red crown or sunburst headdress with exactly 9 tall black triangular rays and exactly 7 black circular dots along the curved band. Surround her with torn paper layers, misaligned printed fragments, cardboard seams, tape patches, creases, rough ripped edges, ink bleed, paint drips, scratches, stains, halftone speckling, and dirty paper texture. Use a warm worn beige cardboard background with vivid blocks of {argument name="accent colors" default="red, hot pink, turquoise, yellow, orange, cream, and black"}. Include exactly 6 major surrounding graphic motifs: 1 black bird silhouette flying at the upper right, 1 turquoise-and-black radial flower or sun disk at the upper left, 1 teal leafy plant fragment at the right edge, 1 black plant silhouette at the lower left, 1 circular moon-profile portrait at the right of the main face with a turquoise crescent, cream face profile, black hair, and cream star, and 1 stylized black eye with 3 teardrops in a red-orange panel at the lower right. Add smaller abstract details including wavy turquoise water lines under the face, black dotted rows, red and teal vertical paint drips, translucent tape strips, and overlapping torn poster scraps. The composition should feel handmade, expensive, imperfect, and analog rather than clean digital art. No readable text, no watermark, no photorealism; make it look like a weathered wheatpaste mural photographed flat-on.