Design a print for a tote bag or T-shirt for {{business_name}}, built for real screen printing. Text, in this order of importance. Render the text exactly as written, spelled correctly, nothing else. 1. "{{catchphrase}}": the main line, the largest element 2. "{{business_name}}": second, smaller, as a sign-off 3. "{{city}}": the smallest, in spaced capitals Composition: one badge or lockup that reads as a single shape on fabric, with type and one illustration interlocked and a strong silhouette. Centered on the garment is right here, but inside the design use clear hierarchy, not lines of equal size. Print area 11 x 14 in for a shirt front, or 10 x 10 in for a tote. Type: one heavy display face with character, such as a chunky slab, a bold condensed grotesk or hand lettering, plus at most one plain sans for the small line. Color: exactly two solid inks, such as cream #F4EBD9 and rust #B5502E on a dark garment, or navy #1E2D4A and orange #E8833A on a natural tote. No gradients or soft shadows: every area is fully one ink or bare fabric, and no line is thinner than 1 pt. Imagery: one illustration tied to {{city}} or the business, such as a landmark, a local plant or the product, in bold flat shapes or a woodcut style. Output: the art alone, on a plain flat background in a color the design doesn't use so I can remove it, at 300 dpi at full print size. Not a mockup. After the image, remind me that AI images are RGB and that the printer will need the art separated by ink, ideally redrawn as vector. Avoid: gradients, photo textures, glossy 3D, sparkles, distressed texture over everything, more than two inks, extra words, garbled letters, more than one focal point.