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Create a vertical advertising poster for a brand called LBU (stationery vending machines). Style: 1920s–1930s Soviet constructivist poster poetry, specifically the rhythmic, ladder-like style of Vladimir Mayakovsky. However, make it European, friendly, and completely free of political propaganda or heroic slogans. No hammer and sickle, no leaders, no fists raised in struggle. Instead, the tone should be warm, slightly ironic, practical, and human. Think: solving everyday small problems without drama. Main color: bright orange (as the primary background or as the dominant accent color). Secondary colors: white and black. No gradients, no 3D, no highly polished digital look. Textures: rough paper, slight grain, like offset printing from the 1960s–1970s. Typography: bold grotesque (sans-serif) in black and white, high contrast, large letters. The text should be arranged in short lines, one after another, like a poem ladder. Illustration style: naive, hand-drawn marker style. Simple drawings of a vending machine, a pen, an eraser, a notebook, a battery. No photorealism. No shiny CG. Composition: Text is the main element. Illustrations are small, supportive, unpretentious. The word LBU should be large and visible. Do NOT include: crowds, queues, stressed people, political symbols, military imagery, flags, futuristic sci-fi elements, or glowing effects. The poster must feel like it could be printed on cheap paper and taped to a school wall. Text on the poster (exact wording to be placed prominently): ORANGE ON WHITE PEN GONE? STICKER DEAD? DON'T RUN TO THE SHOP — QUEUES THERE, STRESS THERE, AND THE LIFT'S BROKEN. LBU (like "love you" but for stationery) STANDS IN THE HALL WORKS 24/7 HAS IT ALL: PENS TO NOTEBOOKS BATTERIES, NOT SOCKETS LESS HARM TO THE PLANET (and no hunting for a plug) ONE MINUTE — YOU HAVE A PEN. ANOTHER — AN ERASER. LBU not magic. just a machine that works. Small print at the bottom (smaller, but readable): schools, offices, airports — no drama, no lines No barcodes, no website unless tiny. Keep the poster pure.