Use case: infographic-diagram. Create an original illustrated chapter infographic for PRAGMA by Sebastian Marshall. Portrait composition, roughly 3:4. This is an editorial adaptation, not an original book graphic.
Visual mechanism: An editorial research desk with a large dark political label on an opaque card. The researcher opens it into clearly separated evidence cards showing institutions, actions and consequences, each with a source marker. The image should communicate careful classification, not equivalence among all political groups; no dictator glorification or extremist insignia.
Exact main title: "Make the accusation explain something"
Use exactly these three readable short captions, naturally placed near their relevant visual moments: "State the specific conduct"; "Check the evidence"; "Separate classification from insult".
Bottom footer, readable: "PRAGMA · Editorial interpretation"
Style: crafted editorial book illustration with confident fine ink contours and warm gouache textures; rich plum and muted violet, cream paper, terracotta accents. Generous breathing room, coherent scene with clear visual causality. Expressive ordinary people when called for. Elegant legible serif title, restrained sans-serif captions. No generic dashboard, no grid of identical cards, no tiny paragraphs, no teal or green, no logos, no incidental gibberish text. Spell all requested wording precisely. Show connections with clear spatial progression and a few unobtrusive arrows only when useful.
Accuracy constraint: Editorial illustration of the language-analysis lesson, not a visual definition of fascism.
