Before After Gig Cover

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, editorial before/after comparison composite. Grainy matte texture, low-key moody photography with a flat graphic overlay. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] A hard vertical division sits around the two-thirds mark: the left zone is a huge magenta-to-violet disc with heavy noise grain, its circular edge cropped by the top, left and bottom edges of the frame so it reads as a large soft-edged slab rather than a full circle; the right zone is a dark studio interior where a dim monitor shows a grey waveform editor behind the subject's head. The disc sits flat on the dark background, its right arc tucked behind the subject's shoulder, leaving the disc interior clean so the type stays fully legible. All headline content is centred inside the disc on the left, around the vertical middle, with a wide margin from the circle edge. The lower-right corner falls away into near-black, deepening the split. [Subject] A man in his early twenties with wavy light-brown hair parted to one side, clean-shaven, wearing an open red-and-navy plaid flannel shirt over a darker shirt. Head-and-shoulders, filling the right 40% of the frame and cropped at the right and bottom edges; he looks straight into camera with a neutral, slightly tired expression. Low-key lighting with a cool monitor glow catching his hair from behind-left and deep shadow across the right of his face. [Headline] Inside the magenta disc, left-aligned as a small block around the vertical centre: "BEFORE" in a heavy near-black grotesque, all caps, medium size; beneath it a short horizontal white rule; beneath that "AFTER" in the same weight but pure white and set slightly larger. [Badges] none. [Mood] Magenta, violet, charcoal and muted flannel red. Quiet, documentary and slightly melancholy. At thumbnail size it reads as a big glowing purple disc with two short words beside a shadowed young face on the right.