"Trunk or Treat Night" is a Halloween event poster for a school PTA, drawn in a playful cartoon style. Rounded orange, purple and green letters with green slime drips sit above an open SUV trunk full of pumpkins and candy, with costumed kids in front and the details in a purple panel. Remake it with your own school name, date, time and address, or change the sign-up line.

Create a complete, print-ready 3:4 portrait flyer for a family-friendly Halloween trunk-or-treat. Keep all text and key artwork within a generous 7% safe margin. Render every quoted line exactly, with clear spelling and punctuation; do not add text. Text hierarchy and placement: Small top line: “Lincoln Elementary PTA” Largest headline: “Trunk or Treat Night” Then, in a tidy, highly legible details block: “Friday, October 30” “5:30–7:30 PM” “School lot · 40 Lincoln Avenue” Participation line: “Families welcome” “Sign up a car at the PTA table at pickup.” Closing line: “Treats, costumes & family fun” Set the headline in custom, heavy, rounded cartoon display capitals and lowercase with wide open counters, gently bouncy baselines, thick dark outlines, and small restrained candy-like drips. Keep every letter silhouette crisp and readable; no drips may cover letter shapes. Use pumpkin-orange and spooky-purple letter fills with slime-green accents, soft cartoon highlights, and a narrow cream keyline. Supporting text uses a clean, bold rounded sans serif in warm ivory, large enough for an 8.5 × 11 inch printed flyer and parent-chat viewing. Build a lively, organized poster: PTA line at top, oversized headline directly beneath, decorated car trunk as the central illustration, then a high-contrast details panel in the lower portion. Show a friendly compact car parked in a school lot, trunk open and decorated with smiling jack-o’-lanterns, paper bats, a small strand of lights, and a bowl of wrapped candy; add a few family-friendly costumed silhouettes approaching. Keep people and car clearly secondary to the wording. Use a deep midnight-purple ground with restrained orange lantern glow, a few simple bat and web accents, and clean negative space behind all text. Festive playful Halloween, no gore, no blood, no frightening faces, no QR code. Print-poster finish with sharp vector-like lettering, subtle paper grain, high contrast, and legible information blocks.