# Visual System

## Core DNA

- Kraft-brown board with visible paper fiber and workshop wear.
- Torn cream sheets layered with irregular edges and slight physical shadows.
- Rough, heavy black ink Japanese type; teal working labels and routes.
- Red rubber-stamp circles, stars, checks, warnings, targets, and approval marks.
- Muted yellow for secondary paper and small highlights.
- Masking tape, grid tape, pushpins, marker pens, map pins, dotted paths, footprints, thick arrows and workshop hands.
- One dominant journey map, loop, pinned worksheet, matrix, or route.
- Wide torn cream takeaway strip with black text and teal/red emphasis.

## Intended Use

Use for facilitation, workshop planning, training design, group work, implementation maps, and collaborative decisions.

## Page Architecture

Use an oversized torn header, a short taped subline, one central physical workshop artifact, three integrated labels, route/stamp annotations, and a torn bottom conclusion strip.

Slides 02-10 are authoritative interior examples. Preserve physical layering, route grammar, ink weight and stamp meaning. Do not turn the style into clean beige cards.

## Avoid

- Plain white backgrounds, warm notebook doodles, blue-only sketchnotes, or dark chalkboards.
- Uniform digital cards, neat vector diagrams, fake paper textures without layers, or generic template spacing.
- Fake logos, QR, URLs, dates, prices, platform UI, unrelated tiny words, photorealistic stock people, or glossy 3D.
