A surreal vintage print illustration of a tiny solitary human…

A surreal vintage print illustration of a tiny solitary human figure standing at the edge of an enormous curved ivory horizon, facing an immense cobalt-blue sky. From the horizon directly behind the person, an enormous circular burst of rough cream-colored printed lines expands outward like a sunrise, galaxy, explosion and cosmic portal simultaneously. The radial strokes become increasingly thin and fragmented toward the upper edges, mixing with thousands of tiny stippled dots. The landscape is almost completely empty, rendered in warm parchment cream with sparse cobalt-blue rough texture. The human figure is a tiny solid dark navy silhouette. A delicate crescent moon floats high in one corner and a sparse field of tiny ivory stars fills the surrounding cobalt atmosphere. The entire image should feel like an old experimental astronomy poster discovered in an archive: limited ink colors, coarse halftone, visible paper fibers, distressed screen-print marks, uneven pigment, broken lines, imperfect registration, handmade imperfections, subtle faded edges. Strict cobalt blue and warm parchment ivory palette, no additional colors, no smooth gradients, no glossy digital rendering, no photorealism. Composition: 16:9 cinematic landscape, tiny figure near lower center, enormous radial cosmic phenomenon behind them, huge cobalt negative space, extreme scale, quiet mysterious atmosphere, poetic surrealism, no text or typography.