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Create a complete square 1:1 front-cover design for a cassette sleeve, not a standalone wordmark. Use three clear zones: small label details at the top, a dominant headline above a cassette illustration, and a compact footer. Print on aged warm-cream cotton paper with subtle foxing, fine paper grain, a thin faded-red frame, slightly misregistered screenprint layers, and gently worn ink. Keep the palette muted and time-softened: cream, faded brick red, deep navy, and warm sepia; use soft amber light and restrained shadows. No neon, no glossy modern effects. Render exactly these text strings, spelled and cased exactly, with no other readable text: Small top line: “SIDE A” Dominant headline: “Mixtape Vol 3” Supporting line: “A PERSONAL SOUNDTRACK” Small footer: “PLAY · REWIND · REPEAT” Set the headline in custom wide, bold 1980s display lettering, with confident proportions, generous open counters, angled terminal cuts, and a slight forward italic lean. Print it in faded navy ink with a lightly broken screenprint surface and a shallow letterpress impression into the paper; preserve crisp recognition of every letter while keeping wear subtle. Set supporting text in compact, sturdy vintage sans-serif lettering in faded brick red. Place a small “SIDE A” centered near the top inside the frame. Make “Mixtape Vol 3” the main focus in the upper-middle, spanning most of the sleeve width. Set “A PERSONAL SOUNDTRACK” directly below it. In the lower half, show a carefully rendered vintage compact cassette at a slight angle: smoked translucent brown shell, visible twin reels and tape hubs, cream paper label, and restrained faded-red details. Treat it as a printed illustration integrated with the aged sleeve, not a floating modern product render. Put “PLAY · REWIND · REPEAT” along the bottom margin. Keep generous clear spacing between text and cassette; no extra logos, marks, or illegible microtext.