Red Road Bike Gig Cover Split Design

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, photographic before/after split. Natural film-grain street-photography finish. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] A thin white margin frames the whole cover, and just inside it a thin black rule boxes the picture. The picture area is sliced by a single vertical seam at about 45% across: everything left of the seam is a pure white cut-out field and everything right of it keeps the original street photograph. A slim red road bike is the subject and spans the seam, so its rear half floats on white while its front half is layered over the real street - a person in a striped blue shirt walking along the footpath, parked cars and a pale building softly blurred behind. The bike leans against a grey metal pole that sits right on the seam, and its front wheel crosses into the right panel. Two black title plates sit on the image: one inside the frame at upper-left, one lower-centre straddling the seam. [Subject] No person is the subject. The subject is the bicycle - a slim vintage-styled road bike in glossy red with chrome drop handlebars, a dark saddle and a small script decal on the down tube, shown in full side profile with both wheels complete. The pedestrian behind is soft, out of focus and clearly secondary. [Headline] Upper-left: a solid black rectangular plate holding "HIGH QUALITY WORK" in white serif capitals, small, letterspaced and left-aligned. Lower-centre: a second black plate reading "GET FREE TRIAL" in the same white serif capitals, slightly larger, centred on its plate, which overlaps the seam and the front wheel. [Badges] None. [Mood] Warm, natural, documentary palette - red frame, asphalt grey, muted greens and a wash of daylight. Calm and credible rather than loud; the white-versus-photo seam and the two black plates stay readable even when the cover is shrunk to a thumbnail.