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magazine-poster

An editorial-style poster — newsprint paper, dateline, oversized serif headline with a struck-through word and italic accent, a 2-column body block, and 6 numbered sections with annotated pull-quote captions. Reads like a Sunday-paper full-page essay or a thoughtful launch poster. Use when the brief asks for "magazine poster", "editorial poster", "newsprint", "essay layout", or "manifesto".

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# Magazine Poster Skill

Produce a single-page editorial poster — looks like a tear-out from a
Sunday paper. Long-form, deliberate, type-driven.

## Workflow

1. **Read the active DESIGN.md** (injected above). Pick the heaviest serif
   token in the DS for the headline, the body serif for the columns, and
   a typewriter / mono token for the section eyebrows and annotations.
2. **Pick the topic** from the brief. Write a real, opinionated headline —
   one with a struck-through word ("a designer", "the template hunt") and
   an italic accent on a key noun ("first draft", "mood", "specifics").
3. **Layout**, in order: