Professional Spanish English Translator Cover

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, minimal studio composite on a clean paper-white field. Soft, bright, catalog-style finish with clean cut-out edges. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] A strict two-column split. The left 45% is a full-height studio cut-out of the seller against plain white, bleeding to the left, bottom and top edges. The right 55% is empty white holding a stacked type lockup centred in its upper-middle, with a horizontal strip of national flags running beneath it. There is no background imagery at all; the composition is carried entirely by the figure on the left, the type block on the right, and the flag row under it. The left edge of the type block aligns just to the right of the figure's shoulder. [Subject] A man in his early thirties with dark curly hair swept up, a short trimmed beard, wearing a plain black turtleneck, waist-up and slightly angled toward camera, warm relaxed smile, direct eye contact. He is lit evenly and softly from the front with a faint right-side falloff; his right shoulder bleeds off the left edge of the frame. [Headline] Right of centre, a two-line lockup. Line one: Translator in a heavy high-contrast black serif, large and tightly set. Line two, directly beneath: Spanish - English in a smaller, lighter dark-grey italic serif with a dash between the two words. Both lines are horizontally centred within the right column and together span roughly 40% of frame width. [Badges] Beneath the headline, a single horizontal row of seven flat rounded-rectangle flags, evenly spaced and equal size at about 8% of frame width each: Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, United States, United Kingdom, Australia, read left to right. [Mood] Pure white with black and charcoal type and a rainbow flag row. Calm, professional and trustworthy; the striped flag band adds a clean colour accent that survives thumbnail scale.