Geometric Jazz Portrait: Minimalist Saxophonist Poster with Airbrushed Grain

Create a finished editorial character poster, 9:16, edge-to-edge warm off-white paper. Flat geometric illustration, exaggerated asymmetric proportions, soft airbrushed shading, fine print grain.

One adult character built from a few oversized, asymmetric shapes: small head, long capsule limbs, simple mitten hands. One large object is part of the pose and changes the silhouette. Black cut-paper facial features: crescent eyes, minimal mouth. The emotion reads from the whole-body gesture.

Palette: off-white #F3F1EB, near-black #10100F, hot pink #F553D2, warm red #F42726, cobalt #293EA1, emerald #13785D. Flat color blocks with crisp edges; soft dark-to-color spray gradients where shapes overlap. Fine stipple grain sits mostly inside the ink areas, barely visible on the paper.

One short caption in small bold black uppercase sans-serif, set in an open paper pocket. Not a headline.

Caption: "PLAY IT LOUD"
Character & Object: A jazz player in a red beret, seen in close profile, playing a long cobalt saxophone that curves down into a huge bell.
Gesture & Emotion: Eyes closed, one cheek ballooned round on a long held note, the saxophone sweeping down and out into its giant bell; lost in the music, full-hearted and loud.
Shape Idea: The puffed cheek and the sax bell as two opposing curves, joined by the mouthpiece.

No extra text, no logos, no outlined cartoon look, no glossy 3D, no realistic skin, no coarse canvas texture, no busy background, no extra limbs.