Create a punk editorial collage poster in a handmade torn-paper zine style, featuring the person from the uploaded photo in the center. Strictly preserve the exact face, identity, and facial features of the uploaded person without any alteration. Combine vintage magazine cutouts, ransom-note typography, screen-print textures, and gritty protest-poster aesthetics. Use a multi-panel grid layout filled with black-and-white portrait photography blocks of the same uploaded person, bold cutout headlines, and high-contrast blocks of burnt orange, muted red, teal blue, mustard yellow, black, and cream. Include visual elements such as: the uploaded person's face prominently displayed, a butterfly, a black bird, an eye, lightning bolts, a tornado icon, a barren tree, cracked dry earth, pollution/garbage imagery, a light bulb, checkerboard motifs, and anarchy-style symbols. The poster should feel like a mix of 1970s punk zine, underground political poster, DIY editorial collage, Dada-inspired cut-paper composition, and rebellious music-cover artwork. Add rough paper edges, visible paper fibers, misprinted ink, print grain, worn textures, imperfect alignment, and distressed vintage poster details. Theme and mood: rebellion, youth unrest, dream vs reality, fragile earth, mental chaos, no rules, social criticism, environmental anxiety. Composition: vertical 1:1 poster, dense layout, bold central figure, multiple separate collage blocks, dramatic visual rhythm, strong handmade typography, high emotional tension. Style keywords: punk zine, protest poster, editorial collage, torn paper, handmade typography, vintage print, screen print texture, distressed paper, underground magazine, rebellious, raw, expressive, strict facial preservation.