"Write to Santa Here!" es un cartel navideño de biblioteca en estilo vintage de cuento. Un titular rojo en negrita con borde dorado se sitúa sobre un texto verde, encima de un buzón rojo con un sobre en la ranura, ramas de pino y bayas sobre fondo crema. Cambia el titular, la fecha límite del buzón y el nombre de la biblioteca para crear un cartel para tu propio evento de cartas.

Create a finished portrait 3:4 printed sign for a public library’s Letters to Santa station. Make it warm, festive, welcoming, and instantly readable from across a room, with generous home-print-safe margins. Use a soft warm-ivory paper background, a fine evergreen-green inner border, and restrained tiny gold snowflake marks in the corners. Keep the decoration clear of all text. Set only these exact words, with exact spelling, capitalization, and punctuation: headline “Write to Santa Here!”; instruction “Letters go in the mailbox by December 5”; library name “Maple Grove Public Library”. Do not add any other text, lettering, numbers, labels, or signatures. Hierarchy: headline is the largest and most prominent, centered near the top in festive deep-red custom lettering. Build the letterforms as friendly, sturdy, slightly rounded sign-painter serifs with generous counters and clear spacing; add a restrained warm-gold inline and a subtle evergreen offset shadow for crisp separation from the paper. Set the instruction directly below in a clean, highly legible dark-evergreen serif, large enough for easy reading at printed letter size. Place “Maple Grove Public Library” as a smaller but clearly readable centered footer in matching evergreen lettering. The lower middle features one large, charming traditional red postbox, front-facing with a rounded top, dark mail slot, small brass-colored hardware, and a simple blank cream mail flap; place two or three visible cream envelopes tucked into the slot or resting beside the base. Keep every envelope blank, with no writing or symbols. Give the mailbox and envelopes a lightly illustrated, softly shaded, paper-and-gouache finish with clean edges; they are the main visual subject, but must not compete with the headline or obscure the instruction. Add only a few small evergreen sprigs and gold stars around the illustration, leaving the text unobstructed. Warm, even printed-paper lighting, rich Christmas red and evergreen against ivory, polished and cheerful rather than cluttered. Centered vertical layout, balanced spacing, clear separation between text and illustration; no mockup, no photographed room, no extra copy.