Doble página zine de golgappa chaat en técnica mixta

Create a vibrant, colorful 3-page zine-style infographic about a trendy Indian street food: “Pani Puri (Golgappa)”. Style: mixed media collage combining realistic food photography, hand-drawn doodles, Indian street textures, newspaper cutouts, spice stains, sticky notes, and playful handwritten typography. Bright festive color palette (yellow, orange, green, pink). Energetic Indian street market vibe. Layout: Three vertical panels side-by-side (like an open zine spread). PAGE 1 (left panel): - Big bold title: “Pani Puri” - Subtitle: “crispy • spicy • tangy explosion” - Large hero image of pani puri filled with chutneys and garnished - Sections: • “What is Pani Puri?” (short intro) • “Why Everyone Loves It” (burst of flavor, fun to eat, street food culture) • Flavor diagram (spicy, tangy, sweet, crunchy) PAGE 2 (center panel): - Title: “How It's Made” - Ingredients list with icons (puri shells, potatoes, chickpeas, tamarind chutney, mint water, spices) - Step-by-step visuals: 1. Crack open puri 2. Add potato/chickpea filling 3. Pour spicy mint water (pani) 4. Add chutneys 5. Serve and eat immediately - Add arrows, labels, splash effects for pani - Include a small “pani flavor ratio” graphic (mint : tamarind : spice) PAGE 3 (right panel): - Title: “Street Culture & Variations” - Indian street stall visuals (chaat vendors) - Variations (Kolkata puchka, Mumbai pani puri, Delhi golgappa) - “Why It Works” (texture burst, flavor contrast, interactive eating) - Fun fact about Indian street food culture - Handwritten closing quote at bottom Design details: - Hand-drawn arrows, spice doodles, chilies, lemon icons - Paper cut textures, tape strips, sticker labels - Splash effects to show liquid (pani) - Busy but balanced layout like a modern food zine - High resolution, colorful, lively editorial style Aspect ratio: wide horizontal (3-panel layout)