The Common Fund artwork
Whose Terms? / Created by Yoav Duman

Contemporary AI-generated conceptual editorial artwork made with the image generation tool on 17 October 2026 UTC. It is not a historical photograph, recovered poster, map, or reconstruction of a named building or person.

The game’s existing ledger and institutional landscape painting supplied the visual reference. The new full-bleed cover integrates the exact series name, game title, and smaller creator credit. A companion wide image was generated from that approved cover to retain its lettering in social sharing. All website preview WebP and JPEG files are resized format exports; no white footer was added. The approved Whose Terms? SVG identity is reused separately without redesign.

Original cover generation brief
Use case: ads-marketing
Asset type: final full-bleed landscape illustrated cover for a university-level browser simulation, approximately 1536 x 1024.
Primary request: Create an exceptional, contemporary screenprinted editorial cover for THE COMMON FUND, part of the approved WHOSE TERMS? Israel–Palestine simulation series. Use the attached existing game painting as a reference for the ledger, people, working landscape, clinic and meeting-room motifs; compose a new landscape image, not a screenshot or a white-framed poster.
Scene: symbolic Palestine, 1905–1948. A huge open cooperative ledger in the foreground becomes pathways through stone workshops, olive/citrus groves, a clinic doorway and a boardroom. Human stakes: two thoughtful working people, a dark-haired woman and man, negotiating across the ledger; smaller workers at thresholds show that access to useful institutions is uneven. No military spectacle, flags, modern skyline, maps or invented archival evidence.
Style: beautiful sophisticated hand-painted gouache and cut-paper screenprint, fine etched architectural details, visible ink grain, striking modern editorial composition. Bright cobalt, cool pale blue, ink navy, olive green and a little coral; avoid dominant beige/yellow. Make the blue sky or blue field in the upper-left open enough for excellent integrated typography. The institutional architecture and living landscape should fill the right half and sweep through the lower third; the ledger and people connect the whole composition.
Text (verbatim): Small series name near the top: "WHOSE TERMS?". Main title much larger on the left, readable at card size, split into "THE COMMON" and "FUND". Smaller exact creator credit within the lower-left or just below the title: "Created by Yoav Duman". No other text. Do not invent a new logo symbol; use simple typographic series lettering.
Composition: full-bleed artwork to all four edges. All lettering integrated into the colored illustrated field, not a separate panel. Use bold elegant very legible lettering with comfortable spacing and strong contrast; keep title and credit within a safe 6% inset. Keep the lower edge richly illustrated.
Constraints: Absolutely no white footer, no blank strip, no border, no external caption band, no white title box. Contemporary conceptual artwork, not a purported historical photograph. High quality human anatomy and convincing people; compelling and warm without becoming a cheerful utopia. The ledger must visibly connect institutions and people rather than suggest that the simulation can control all history.
