Ein Halloween-Plakat im Cartoon-Stil mit der Überschrift "Trunk or Treat with Firefighters" für einen gemeinschaftlichen Trunk-or-Treat-Abend. Cremefarbene Buchstaben mit dunkler Kontur stehen über einem roten Feuerwehrauto, einem Kind mit Feuerwehrhelm, einem als Hexe verkleideten Mädchen und einem Kofferraum mit Kürbissen und einem Geist. Ersetze Veranstaltungsname, Datum, Uhrzeit, Ort und Aktivitäten, um ein Plakat für dein eigenes Treffen zu gestalten.

Create a complete, family-friendly Halloween trunk-or-treat announcement flyer, portrait 3:4, designed for school or church handouts, community boards, and parent-chat thumbnails. Keep all text and key artwork within a generous 7% print-safe margin. Use a clean, high-contrast reading order and large, accurately spelled English lettering. Render ONLY the following copy, verbatim, with no extra text: Largest headline at top: “Trunk or Treat with Firefighters” Below it, in a bold, clearly separated details block: “Thursday, October 29” / “6–8 PM” / “Station 4” Supporting activity line: “Climb on a real fire truck” Supporting benefit line: “Glow sticks for every kid” Participation line: “Bring the family—or decorate your car and join the fun!” Small closing line: “Costumes welcome • Treats for every kid” Build a chunky, rounded, custom display lettering system with broad strokes, open counters, gently irregular playful contours, and very restrained pumpkin-orange inline accents; keep every letter easy to read at phone-thumbnail size. Use matte midnight-navy ink for smaller copy on warm ivory panels. Do not add drips, slime, gore, or distressed lettering. Composition: headline occupies the upper 20% in two compact lines. A bright illustrated scene fills the middle 42%: a classic red fire engine parked beside a decorated family SUV with its treat-filled trunk open; two cheerful costumed children approach with an adult nearby, one child stepping onto the fire truck’s side step under supervision. Include pumpkins, a few bats, candy shapes, and glowing lime-green glow sticks as small accents. Keep the scene contained behind and around the text, never under low-contrast lettering. In the lower 30%, place the date, time, and station in three tidy, large-print lines, followed by the activity, participation, and treats/costumes lines in clearly separated blocks. Add a narrow pumpkin-orange divider and small, simple pumpkin icons as supporting ornaments. Use a festive firehouse-Halloween palette: deep midnight navy background, warm ivory text panels, fire-engine red vehicle, pumpkin orange highlights, and limited glow-stick lime. Crisp screen-printed poster illustration with subtle paper grain, clean shapes, soft warm lantern glow, and sharp type edges. No QR code, barcode, logos, extra numbers, or invented department insignia.