Conceptual Editorial Poster Design Framework

[Theme / Work Title]: {argument name="subject" default="____"}
[Left Status]: {argument name="left state" default="____"}
[Right Status]: {argument name="right state" default="____"}
[Relationship Type]: Before & After / Concept & Finished Product / Source & Spread / Entity & Transformation / Other
[Axis Change]: ____ → ____ → ____
[Chinese Title]: ____
[English Title]: ____
[Main Color Tone]: ____
[Secondary Color Tone]: ____
[Aspect Ratio]: 9:16

Generate an editorial design poster with exhibition visual quality, using a left-right composition.

Don't simply divide the screen into two columns; let the left and right visual areas express different states of the same theme, with the "middle boundary" being the actual point of change.

Use unequal proportional layouts (40:60, 45:55, 55:45) for the left and right areas based on the theme's weight, avoiding a mechanical 50:50 split. Establish a starting point or initial state on the left, and showcase the transformed result on the right.

The most crucial part is the axis transformation. Avoid rigid vertical lines; instead, choose a core element that runs through both areas and continuously changes as it crosses the axis (e.g., petals turning into stitches, a sketch becoming a real wall).

The layout should participate in this relationship, but all text must belong to the work itself. Control the colors to 2-4 main tones. The final reading order should guide the audience from the two states to the connection/change, and ultimately understand the cause and effect.