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Cover:
Use case: illustration-story. Asset type: minimalist editorial hero illustration for a Chinese technical blog tutorial about NeuG, Python and code dependency graphs. Landscape 16:9 composition. Show three elegant flat paper-like code file cards on the left, containing only sparse abstract code strokes, transforming through thin graceful connecting lines into a small organized graph of round nodes on the right. One central node is subtly highlighted teal, neighboring nodes in muted indigo blue. Off-white solid background, abundant whitespace, precise thin outlines, restrained pastel fills, tiny soft shadows, polished vector-like raster illustration, calm and approachable technical mood. No text, no letters, no logo, no watermark, no UI screenshot, no neon, no gradients, no clutter. This is conceptual artwork, not an exact graph of a program. All content safely inside wide margins, readable at blog content width.

Workflow:
Use case: infographic-diagram. Asset type: minimalist landscape 16:9 process illustration inside a technical blog about importing CSV into NeuG and querying code dependencies. Off-white background, generous whitespace, muted indigo and mint teal palette, thin dark blue outlines, clean flat vector-like raster art, subtle soft shadows. Three equally spaced stages in one horizontal row, connected only by two simple right-pointing arrows. Left stage: two small overlapping spreadsheet file cards with sparse grid lines, centered label underneath exactly "CSV". Middle stage: one rounded square containing a small five-node connected graph, centered label underneath exactly "NeuG". Right stage: a tidy small result-list card with three rows and small check marks, centered label underneath exactly "Results". A very small code bracket symbol above the second arrow suggests a query, no extra words. Typography clean simple sans serif, only these three labels. No invented logos, no large heading, no watermark, no decorative objects, no fake code, no gradients. Keep all elements and labels large and legible when reduced to 700px wide. Image explains input data → graph database → query results, not an exact query result dataset.

