“RISE UP A PEOPLE'S MARCH FOR CHANGE SUNDAY, OCT 25, 2026 2 PM CIVIC SQUARE BRING YOUR VOICE. LEAVE NO ONE BEHIND.”是使用 FontVibe AI 创作的Grunge 垃圾摇滚文字效果。从各式报纸字剪下拼成的勒索信字母，用胶带贴在影印粗纸上，带半调噪点、撕边和一抹朋克红。

Create a finished vertical 3:4 protest flyer in a photocopied punk-zine ransom-note style. Use raw off-white newsprint as the full background, with coarse halftone dots, copier speckle, faint roller streaks, black ink bleed, red spray-paint overspray, scratches, torn paper edges, and a few strips of tape. Keep the palette tightly limited to black, off-white, gray, and punchy punk red; let collage pieces sit slightly off-register. Make the exact headline “RISE UP” the dominant element, large across the upper-middle of the page. Build it from individually cut, mismatched paper tiles with uneven edges and small rotations, like a hand-assembled ransom-note headline. Keep the glyphs consistently bold and blocky rather than mixing unrelated typefaces: each letter has heavily distressed ink/paint, peeled cracks, scratch marks, and rough edge erosion, with distress across about 40% of its surface while remaining clearly readable. Alternate black and red lettering, with red used sparingly. Add a small torn-paper support line directly beneath: “A PEOPLE'S MARCH FOR CHANGE”. Between the headline and event details, show a compact, high-contrast photocopied crowd silhouette with raised fists and one blank hand-held protest sign; no words on the sign. Render the crowd as coarse black halftone with a red ink misregistration accent. Keep it visually distinct from the text. Set the practical information in a clean, readable lower zone on separate torn strips: “SUNDAY, OCT 25, 2026”, then “2 PM”, then “CIVIC SQUARE”. Finish at the bottom with the smaller line “BRING YOUR VOICE. LEAVE NO ONE BEHIND.” Use irregular but deliberate alignment, generous enough spacing to keep every line legible, and small tape fragments as collage details. Show only these exact text strings; do not add any other writing, logos, or watermarks. The overall result should feel urgently hand-assembled and unmistakably like a cheap-copy punk flyer, not aged-sepia vintage paper.