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**JUNE 2027 — VINTAGE SOVIET POSTCARD CALENDAR** Create a vertical A4 printed calendar page designed as an authentic, nostalgic Soviet children’s postcard from the 1950s–1970s. This design must match the same vintage aesthetic, layout, typography, aged paper, and decorative treatment used for the other months in this calendar series. ### 1. CHILDREN AND REFERENCE PHOTOS Use two uploaded reference photos. Photo 1 is Child 1. Photo 2 is Child 2. Preserve the individual identity of each child as accurately as possible: real facial features, face shape, eyes, eye color, nose, lips, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, age, and natural proportions. Faces must be realistic and recognizable, not converted into generic illustrated faces. Do not mix identities, swap faces, duplicate either child, or change their ages. Both children must appear together naturally in the same scene. ### 2. ILLUSTRATION — EARLY SUMMER MEADOW A beautiful sunny June day in a peaceful Russian countryside meadow. Two children walk through tall green grass dotted with daisies, blue cornflowers, and small buttercups. One child holds a little bouquet of wildflowers, while the other looks at a delicate butterfly resting on a flower. In the background, show leafy trees, flowering meadow grass, distant greenery, and warm sunlight. The scene should evoke the innocence and happiness of childhood summers in the Soviet countryside. ### 3. UNIVERSAL VINTAGE CLOTHING Dress both children in simple, practical, age-appropriate summer clothes inspired by everyday Soviet fashion of the 1950s–1970s. Use lightweight cotton shirts, plain T-shirts, classic shorts, or simple overalls. Clothing must work naturally for two boys, two girls, or a boy and a girl. Use a coordinated palette of cream, faded blue, muted red, pale yellow, and soft green. Outfits should complement one another without being identical. Avoid modern logos, trendy streetwear, cartoon prints, and excessive accessories. Do not assume clothing based on gender. ### 4. AUTHENTIC OLD POSTCARD STYLE The entire illustration must resemble a traditional, hand-painted Soviet children’s postcard printed several decades ago. Use delicate painterly brushwork, softly blended colors, slightly faded pigments, warm nostalgic lighting, subtle printing imperfections, fine paper grain, and a gently aged ivory paper texture. Include a thin, elegant vintage postcard border. The background, meadow, flowers, trees, and clothing should be painterly. The children’s faces must remain realistic and faithful to the reference photographs, integrated naturally into the vintage illustration. Avoid modern graphic design, photorealistic backgrounds, glossy 3D rendering, anime, contemporary digital illustration, neon colors, and overly saturated colors. ### 5. FIXED CALENDAR LAYOUT Vertical A4 portrait format, suitable for printing. Upper 65–68%: the vintage postcard illustration with both children. Lower 32–35%: the calendar printed on a warm ivory, slightly aged paper panel, matching the texture and color of the upper illustration. Preserve the same traditional composition as the previous calendar months. Add the month title **«Июнь»** in elegant red handwritten cursive, reminiscent of lettering on old Soviet postcards. Below the title, place a neat, clearly readable calendar grid with seven equal columns. Write the names of ALL seven weekdays IN FULL, in Russian, in this exact order: **Понедельник | Вторник | Среда | Четверг | Пятница | Суббота | Воскресенье** Do not abbreviate weekday names. Fit the full words neatly into the seven columns using a small, elegant, vintage serif typeface. Keep the lettering readable and evenly aligned. Use dark-brown or sepia date numbers. Saturdays and Sundays may be printed in muted dark red. Keep the grid delicate and traditional, not resembling a modern office calendar. ### 6. JUNE 2027 — EXACT CALENDAR GRID The first day of June 2027 is Tuesday. Place the dates in exactly these columns, Monday through Sunday: Row 1: blank, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Row 2: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Row 3: 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 Row 4: 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 Row 5: 28, 29, 30, blank, blank, blank, blank All dates must appear exactly once in their correct weekday columns. Do not add, omit, duplicate, or rearrange dates. ### 7. FINAL REQUIREMENTS The result must look like a genuine old Soviet children’s postcard that has been turned into a calendar, not a modern calendar decorated with a vintage picture. Maintain the same layout, aged paper, delicate border, red cursive month title, traditional typography, muted colors, and realistic child faces as the previous months. No extra text, no watermarks, no modern icons, no additional children, no cropped faces, no abbreviated weekday names, and no incorrect calendar dates.