Editorial PPT Cover Design

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@Create Image
Form a massive visual anchor with a strong brush weight using the core text or symbols of the theme. Let the letterforms act as a vertical architectural skeleton of the frame, colliding in scale, overlapping, and partially crossing boundaries with the main image. Summarize the main subject as an exaggerated, enlarged flat silhouette, organizing the image with sharp white-out lines, limited but layered color blocks, and clear boundaries. Let the environment support the form, creating a foreground-midground-background relationship around the subject while maintaining a central breathing zone. Use an asymmetric composition where the high-density main form creates a strong crop along one edge, while the secondary subject crosses the central axis into the white space. The bottom is stabilized by a wider supporting shape. The reading flow moves naturally from high-contrast anchors through image events down to the lower information zone. Use deep, low-saturation theme colors for structural weight, warm near-whites to open up space, and brighter or warmer focal colors within the same palette to mark theme events. Use near-black text for maximum readability. Let hand-written or seal-like cultural symbols related to the theme become emotional anchors juxtaposed with the subject. Fine titles, descriptions, poems, and signatures serve as low-register editorial annotations, adapted to the text system's structure. Form a multi-part rhythm of main character skeletons and secondary character breathing through scale, density, direction, and weight, allowing text to actively intersperse with color blocks, images, and white space, creating a restrained, vivid, and narratively tense editorial visual.

Subject: The Life of Su Shi
Purpose: PPT cover for courseware.
Total 10 images.
Note: No serial numbers or coding logic, award-winning courseware level.