
2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for physics: INPUT: $ SUBJECT A = { bold educational infographic, segmented comic layout, hand-lettered headers, bright color zones, doodles, arrows, icons, speech bubbles, explainer-chart readability } B = { minimalist editorial cartoon, simple black-and-white line art, symbolic characters and objects, deadpan humor, clean visual jokes, strong readability, newspaper-strip clarity } C = { cinematic 3D concept illustration, cute stylized figures, glossy rounded props, emotional facial expressions, staged metaphor scenes, high-contrast lighting, bold signage and slogan blocks } SUBJECT_CORE = stylize($ SUBJECT) where: - preserve the core meaning and symbolic identity of $ SUBJECT - reduce it into immediately readable characters, props, metaphors, or systems - make the concept understandable at a glance - allow the scene to feel both informative and satirical INFO_STRUCTURE = infer_explainer_system($ SUBJECT) where: - create one main headline idea - surround it with labeled subpoints, warning signs, benefits, trade-offs, or commentary - use boxes, banners, lists, arrows, side notes, and small callouts - include readable symbolic interactions between figures, objects, and ideas VISUAL_FUSION: - core figures rendered in cartoon language with thick outlines - some props or focal characters rendered as soft 3D toy-like objects - informational framework rendered like a comic infographic - humor rendered through ironic labels, visual metaphors, and contrast between cute form and serious meaning COLOR_RULES: - strong poster palette - bright yellow, red, cyan, blue, green, white, and black - optional grayscale area for comic-strip contrast - avoid muddy realism or muted corporate palettes OUTPUT: A hybrid concept-poster for $ SUBJECT that combines infographic clarity, editorial satire, comic-strip readability, and toy-like 3D metaphor staging.
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