Anatomical Brain Gig Cover

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, minimal studio product-mockup with a clean flat-vector medical illustration on paper. Soft even studio light, gentle drop shadow, no texture noise. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] A flat pale sky-blue field fills the whole frame with an even, near-monochrome wash and no horizon. Dead centre sits a single portrait-orientation white poster, roughly two thirds of the frame height, held by two black butterfly binder clips that clamp its top edge; thin clip cords run vertically up out of the frame from each clip. The sheet casts a soft grey shadow down and slightly right, lifting it off the blue ground. Inside the poster, a single anatomical illustration occupies the middle-right of the page with generous white margins, and four thin grey leader lines run from its right edge out to four short two-line labels aligned along the right side of the sheet. The composition is otherwise empty, giving the poster enormous breathing room. [Subject] A flat-vector anatomical cross-section drawing of a human brain, seen in profile and built from smooth overlapping lobes: a pink-red upper-front lobe, a large pale-green mid lobe, a small ochre-yellow node on the lower left, and blue lobes wrapping the base and lower rear. Flat fills with thin darker outline strokes and no realistic shading — a diagram, not a photograph. No people. [Headline] No headline. Only four tiny grey sans labels in two-line stacks along the right side of the poster, reading short anatomical captions of the "A. cerebri anterior" type, each connected by a hairline rule to a point on the illustration. [Badges] None. [Mood] A single calm sky-blue ground with the white sheet and soft pastel pink, green, yellow and blue lobes as the only colour. Quiet, clinical and gallery-clean; at thumbnail size it is one crisp white rectangle with a small pastel diagram floating in a big blue field.