"Cub Scouts Trunk or Treat" ist ein verspieltes Halloween-Plakat für das Trunk-or-Treat-Fest eines Cub-Scout-Rudels. Dicke orange Buchstaben mit lila Kontur stehen über einem offenen Kofferraum mit Lichterkette, Kürbislaternen, einem Scout, einer Hexe, einem Geist und einem Dinosaurier, die Angaben stehen auf einem cremefarbenen Feld. Ersetze Rudelname, Datum, Uhrzeit, Adresse und Hinweise, um ein Plakat für deine eigene Veranstaltung zu erstellen.

Create a complete, print-ready 3:4 family Halloween trunk-or-treat flyer for Pack 112 Cub Scouts. Keep all text and key artwork within a 7% safe margin. Use a playful-spooky, family-friendly register: no gore, blood, threatening monsters, or horror imagery. Render every quoted line exactly, with clear spelling and punctuation; do not add other text. Typography and hierarchy: Make the headline the largest element, readable at phone-thumbnail size. Set it in custom chunky, rounded display lettering with broad counters, sturdy strokes, slightly irregular hand-cut terminals, and a narrow cream inline; use a subtle raised orange enamel finish and a crisp dark-violet shadow, with no drips that obscure the words. Supporting text uses a clean, heavy, highly legible sans serif. Render these exact lines: “PACK 112 CUB SCOUTS” as a small top eyebrow; “Cub Scouts Trunk or Treat” as the dominant headline; “Friday, October 30”; “6–8 PM”; “At Scout Hall, 9 Pine Street”; “Scouts decorate the trunks • Families welcome”; “Kids get a treat bag and a glow stick • Costumes welcome”. Composition: Organize the flyer into three clear vertical territories: top 38% for the small pack identifier and large centered headline, middle 30% for the illustrated event scene, lower 30% for event information in tidy, left-aligned blocks. Keep generous separation between all text blocks. Date, time, and location appear in that order, followed by participation and treats/costumes. Use small pumpkin-shaped bullets only as decoration, not in place of text. Scene: Center a parked family car viewed from behind, trunk open and decorated by Cub Scouts with friendly paper bats, a smiling jack-o'-lantern, a simple cobweb garland, and strings of warm lights. Show children in simple, recognizable costumes receiving a small treat bag and a glowing stick from a Scout; keep faces cheerful and the scene uncluttered. The car illustration is a supporting hero image, not a backdrop behind type. Place it on a clean deep-purple night-sky panel with a few large, sparse stars; keep all lettering on solid, high-contrast cream or pale-orange panels, never over busy imagery. Palette: deep aubergine, pumpkin orange, warm cream, leaf green, and small accents of luminous yellow-green. Use crisp vector-like shapes with lightly textured printed-paper grain, soft warm lantern highlights, controlled shadows, and clear edges. High contrast, polished community-flyer illustration, legible at 8.5 × 11 inch print scale.