Brexit Leave Bus Modern Populist Graphic

Restyle the source image as a 2016 Vote Leave campaign mass-graphic aesthetic in the visual register of the strategist-led bus-side livery (and the broader 2010s populist-graphic family extending across American rally yard signs, Five Star Movement Italian populist posters, and AfD German populist billboards). Render as a flat single-color vector graphic applied to a large flat substrate (bus side, billboard, yard sign, transit shelter). Palette is binary and brutally simple: one dominant flat saturated field color (typically intense royal blue, fire-engine red, or hi-vis yellow) covering most of the substrate, with pure white text-zone rectangles and occasionally one second accent color, no gradients, no shadows, no halftones, no photographic imagery. The composition is dominated by a single enormous numeric or short-phrase claim that occupies one-half to two-thirds of the substrate area at headline scale, sized to be readable from across a four-lane road. A second smaller text band below holds a directive (the imperative phrase, the call to action). All text zones must be rendered EMPTY in the output: no letterforms, no kerned type, no numerals, no slogans, no monetary figures, no scripts, no party logos, no campaign marks, no candidate names, no national flags, no website URLs, no hashtags, no QR codes. Forbid all explicit national or party symbols absolutely: no Union Jack, no European flag, no party rosettes, no candidate portraits, no national crests of any country. Substrate context (if rendered) is a London double-decker bus side panel OR a roadside billboard OR a transit-shelter poster OR a yard sign in suburban grass, photographed in flat overcast daylight with workmanlike documentary clarity. Mood is loud, confrontational, declarative, designed for two-second roadside legibility and viral phone capture. Preserve the exact subjects, faces, poses, gestures, and spatial arrangement of the source image without alteration; restyle the rendering only.