Selective Color Beauty Portrait Gig Cover

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, high-contrast selective-colour beauty portrait. Near-monochrome black-and-white treatment with a single isolated colour accent, luminous skin retouch. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] An extreme close crop of one face fills the whole frame with no background visible. The right two thirds hold the visible half of the face - brow, eye, nose, lips and jaw - with long straight hair falling down the right edge and running out of frame top and bottom. A large flat white card is held up across the left third, covering the other half of the head; its edge is a clean near-vertical diagonal running from the top-left corner down to the lower centre, and it is the brightest element in the picture, close to blown-out white. Fingers grip the card's left edge at the lower left, softly out of focus. The crop is tight, almost square, with the eye sitting near the upper-right third intersection. [Subject] One human subject: a young woman's face, cropped so only half of it is visible, holding a blank white card flat against her cheek and covering the left side of her head. Her expression is calm and neutral, lips relaxed, gaze aimed just past the lens. Skin is desaturated to near-greyscale with fine pore texture retained, lashes heavily defined. The only colour in the entire frame is a single iris rendered in vivid green with an amber inner ring. [Headline] None - the cover carries no typography. [Badges] None. [Mood] Monochrome studio restraint: graphite grey, soft silver and a near-white card, broken by one saturated emerald-and-amber eye. Quiet, striking and high-fashion; at thumbnail size the white card splitting a greyscale face stays legible even at a hundred and twenty pixels wide.