Built-in image generation prompt used for this cover:
Use case: stylized-concept. Asset type: finished landscape cover for a sophisticated political-science research game, matching a collection of beautifully printed cut-paper civic posters. Create an exceptional original artwork, not a mockup. FORMAT: wide landscape 16:9, full bleed, designed to remain legible as a 350-pixel-wide website card as well as a large cover. Primary subject: a surreal public hearing and evidence desk, with three large paper evidence sheets arranged across a low semicircular hearing table, layered civic architecture, stairways and open/narrow passages behind it. Small anonymous human figures give scale. A very thin vermilion thread connects a document, a doorway and a public gallery, suggesting a question under investigation rather than declaring a causal conclusion. Use a few beautifully balanced torn-paper planes and archival engravings, woodcut-like civic buildings, tactile lithographic ink, slight halftone and aged ivory paper. Palette: deep petrol teal and nearly black ink, warm ivory, restrained vermilion/coral, one muted ochre accent. Make it visually rich, intelligent and immersive, with generous breathing room and dramatic but calm composition. Avoid crowded stock-photo montage. Main typography: editorial display serif, elegant and substantial but not ultra-heavy or condensed, exquisitely aligned with the illustration. Exact text only: 'THE HEARING' as a clear dominant title, 'WHO HOLDS THE ADVANTAGE?' as a smaller subtitle, and 'Created by Yoav Duman' as a modest credit. Set all text within the central 75% width and central 72% height so standard landscape crops preserve every word. The title should be readable at thumbnail size. No other text, fake numerical data, pretend official seals, logos, real political portraits, flags, weapons, gavels, scales of justice, watermarks, or borders. The hearing is an evidence inquiry into political opportunities, not a criminal court or a courtroom verdict. Conceptual artwork, no illustration of a claimed historical event.
