"HALLOWEEN" is a minimal retro flyer for a community arts and crafts workshop on Halloween. Chunky black distressed letters sit on white paper, surrounded by bats, spiderwebs, a crescent moon, a cat face and a pumpkin, with the details stacked below. Remake it with your own event name, date, time, venue and closing tagline.

Portrait 3:4 black-and-white event poster on a clean warm-white paper ground. Set the exact headline “HALLOWEEN” across the upper half and “ARTS AND CRAFTS” beneath it, both in dense hand-cut display lettering: black ink-filled letterforms with thick irregular carved edges, shallow gouged notches, tiny white cut-out crescent and triangle apertures, and uneven handmade spacing; crisp high-contrast black, absolutely no orange, purple, green, or grey lettering. Make “HALLOWEEN” the dominant tier, nearly full width; “ARTS AND CRAFTS” smaller but bold and highly legible. Surround the headline with sparse black linocut-style Halloween marks: a small crescent moon, three bats, a curled spiderweb in two corners, a smiling black cat silhouette, a mini pumpkin outline, and short scratchy stars. Keep every decorative mark flat black and leave wide white negative space. At lower center, set practical information in a compact clean all-caps black sans block: “SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 · 2–5 PM” then “MAPLE STREET COMMUNITY STUDIO” then “FREE DROP-IN WORKSHOP”. Use strict alignment, generous line spacing, and a thin black divider rule above the details. Bottom edge: tiny black text “MAKE · CUT · GLUE · CREATE”. Screen-print/risograph ink texture only: minute ink grain and imperfect edges, no photographic objects, no gradients, no shadows, no color. Editorial poster composition, exact spelling, sharp readable typography.