Gritty mint fisheye newsstand editorial

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  "style_name": "Gritty Mint Fisheye Newsstand Editorial",
  "style_slug": "gritty-mint-fisheye-newsstand-editorial",
  "style_version": "2.1",
  "style_summary": "A late-1960s to early-1970s counterculture magazine-cover system built from an oversized cream display masthead, a dominant circular fisheye documentary photograph, mint-green reflective surfaces, compressed angled black captions, a red rubber-stamp accent, and rough newsprint grain.",
  "environment_variables": {
    "SUBJECT": "the central documentary subject",
    "SUBJECT_ACTION": "a candid, hands-on action",
    "PRODUCT_OR_PROP": "the key object interacting with the subject",
    "LOCATION": "the enclosed everyday environment",
    "BACKGROUND_ELEMENTS": "linear lights and contextual details that bend through the fisheye view",
    "MAIN_TEXT": "the oversized cream masthead word",
    "SECONDARY_TEXT": "the short angled editorial caption and tiny issue line",
    "ACCENT_SYMBOL": "the red stamped badge wording or symbol",
    "WARDROBE_STYLE": "period-neutral tactile clothing with one cool blue or teal layer",
    "STYLE_FIDELITY_ANCHORS": "observable style traits that must remain visible",
    "SOURCE_CONTENT_TO_AVOID": "literal source content that generated samples must not recreate",
    "ASPECT_RATIO": "9:16 or 16:9"
  },