Whimsical vintage Halloween screen-print illustration of a charming haunted bakery storefront centered as a tight, self-contained graphic lockup — the crooked two-story building leans slightly with mismatched shuttered windows glowing amber from within, hand-drawn architectural linework with deliberate wobble and expressive ink variation giving the structure a storybook personality; a wooden sign hangs crookedly above the arched doorway, fresh bread loaves and round rolls are stacked in wicker baskets and displayed on a low front shelf outside the entrance, three plump glowing pumpkin lanterns flank the doorway and windowsills casting warm golden halos, four tiny round-bodied sheet ghosts drift and bob playfully in the upper corners of the composition trailing wispy tails, a sleek black cat sits alert near the front step with a curled tail and glinting eyes anchoring the lower foreground; the composition reads as a compact vertical badge-style illustration with the storefront as the clear hero, all supporting motifs — ghosts, pumpkins, bread, cat — layered tightly around it in a dense folk-art arrangement; hero typography arches boldly above the roofline reading exactly "SPOOKY BISCUITS BAKERY" in a chunky retro slab-serif with slight ink-stamp unevenness, letterforms outlined in deep black with a warm cream inline highlight and a subtle drop shadow offset in pumpkin orange, secondary decorative dividers use small crossbones and wheat stalk motifs; illustration rendered in confident flat ink shapes with hand-sketched line wobble, hatched shadow fills on the building facade and bread loaves, loose crosshatch shading under eaves and doorway depth, vintage distressed screen-print grain texture layered across the entire graphic with subtle ink bleed and faded edge effects that feel worn and authentic; explicit ink colors are deep black, burnt orange, pumpkin orange, warm cream, and golden yellow — no other colors; isolated on one flat solid white background with no effects, gradients, or textures on the backdrop plane whatsoever | PODspy AI Design