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Elevated athletic lifestyle photography communicating the line between productive training and overuse. Depict a recovery moment after sport — a person shown from behind or focused on limbs only (no face visible at all), seated and pressing a hand into a sore calf or hamstring after training, or gripping the back of a tightened shoulder. The mood is honest and reflective rather than dramatic — the quiet pause where soreness keeps showing up. Generic setting: a neutral outdoor track edge, gym corner without identifiable branded equipment, or home floor with a foam roller nearby. Soft natural lighting, calm and considered composition, athletic clothing in neutral tones with subtle brand colour cues woven in naturally (a teal water bottle, a blue training band, or fabric accents). Integrate brand colours from this palette where natural: #1B6FA8, #3CA99C, #F4F6F8, #13222B, #FFFFFF, #145880. Typography: Montserrat for headline, Lato for supporting text, Lato italic for CTA. Text content to render: headline 'PUSHING THROUGH ISN'T TOUGHNESS', supporting text 'Soreness that flares after every session is an early signal — not a badge.', CTA 'Read the signal before it sidelines you'. Logo placement varies by composition and is finalised downstream. Show the body in honest recovery, hands-on with the sore area, framing-only on limbs and torso, athletic and grounded.

#SportsInjury #OshawaChiropractor #LoadManagement #TrainSmart #DurhamRegion

Typographic-led graphic design poster recognising desk-bound professionals who carry neck and shoulder tension home after a day at the screen. The concept: this is a place where people who sit for a living come to undo the strain, and they are far from alone. Visual register is primarily typography with a small supporting anatomical accent — a clean, editorial 3D illustration of the cervical spine and upper shoulder region (neck and trapezius area) with a soft warm glow indicating tension across the shoulder line, rendered translucent and glass-like, isolated on a clean field, sized as a supporting accent rather than a full-frame background. No faces, no people, no clinic interior. Use only these brand colours: #1B6FA8 medical blue, #3CA99C teal, #F4F6F8 off-white surface, #13222B near-black text, #FFFFFF white, #145880 deep blue. Typography: Montserrat for the headline, Lato for supporting text, Lato italic for the CTA. Render exactly this text: headline 'YOU SIT FOR A LIVING. YOUR NECK PAYS FOR IT.', supporting text 'Hours at the screen, tension home by evening. You are not the only one — and you do not have to carry it.', CTA 'Come undo the strain.' Keep text crisp and clean with clear hierarchy. Logo placement should vary by composition and is finalised downstream. Subtle gradient and accent shapes in brand colours are welcome to add depth.

#OshawaChiropractor #DeskPosture #NeckAndShoulders #DurhamRegion #TextNeck

Illustrative-3D anatomical render of the human shoulder joint (glenohumeral joint with rotator cuff musculature, deltoid, and upper arm bone). Translucent, glass-like rendering style with clinical polish and anatomical accuracy, showing the ball-and-socket structure and the soft tissues that wrap it. A subtle red glow highlights the area of tension where stiffness and overhead-reach discomfort commonly originate. Editorial illustration on a clean neutral background — representational, not documentary, no clinic context. Components: the anatomical shoulder subject as the visual anchor, a red glow indicator on the irritation zone, and three text elements. Brand colour palette to draw from: #1B6FA8 medical blue, #3CA99C teal, #F4F6F8 off-white, #13222B near-black, #FFFFFF white, #145880 deep blue. Typography: Montserrat for the headline, Lato for supporting text, Lato italic for the CTA. Headline text: 'That ache when you reach overhead?'. Supporting text: 'It's not just age — it's how your shoulder moves.'. CTA text: 'Book a shoulder assessment'. Logo placement varies by composition and is finalised downstream. Show a polished, curiosity-driven anatomical study that makes everyday stiffness feel worth understanding.

#ShoulderPain #ChiropracticCare #OshawaHealth #JointMobility #MoveBetter

Comparison-card graphic design weighing two distinct approaches to back pain, presented as two equal-weight sides. Side one represents the symptom-masking route, labelled 'MASK THE PAIN' with supporting items: rest and painkillers, random generic stretches, hoping it settles on its own. Side two represents the structured care route, labelled 'ADDRESS THE CAUSE' with supporting items: hands-on chiropractic adjustments, targeted soft tissue work, corrective exercise matched to your spine. Typographic-led design with a small supporting anatomical illustration of a lumbar spine segment rendered as a clean, translucent, glass-like 3D element with a subtle teal accent glow on the lower spine to signal focus. Use only these exact brand colours: medical blue #1B6FA8, teal #3CA99C, off-white #F4F6F8, near-black #13222B, white #FFFFFF, deep blue #145880. Typography: Montserrat for headline and side labels, Lato for supporting items, Lato italic for CTA. Headline text: 'Two ways to handle back pain'. Side one label: 'MASK THE PAIN'. Side one items: 'Rest and painkillers', 'Random generic stretches', 'Hope it settles itself'. Side two label: 'ADDRESS THE CAUSE'. Side two items: 'Hands-on adjustments', 'Targeted soft tissue work', 'Exercise matched to you'. CTA text: 'One roof. One plan. Your back.'. Clean editorial finish, intentional and trust-forward. Logo placement varies by composition and is finalised downstream.

#BackPainRelief #OshawaChiropractor #DurhamRegion #SpineHealth #RootCauseCare

A clean, trust-forward Q&A card answering a common heel-pain question, with a small supporting anatomical accent rather than full-frame imagery. Subject and content character: typographic-led design with a clear question-and-answer hierarchy, communicating that plantar fasciitis has a real, structured path forward. Components: a question text element, an answer text element broken into three short labelled options, a CTA, and one small supporting anatomical illustration of the underside of a foot with a subtle warm glow at the heel and along the arch (the plantar fascia band) to indicate the area of pain — translucent, glass-like clinical render style, isolated on a neutral or gradient brand-colour background, no environmental context. Brand colours available (draw from this palette): #1B6FA8 medical blue, #3CA99C teal, #F4F6F8 off-white, #13222B near-black, #FFFFFF white, #145880 deep blue. Typography: Montserrat for the question headline and option labels, Lato for supporting answer text, Lato italic for the CTA. Text content to render: question 'What actually fixes plantar fasciitis?', three short option labels 'CUSTOM ORTHOTICS', 'BIOFLEX LASER THERAPY', 'SOFT TISSUE WORK', and CTA 'Book a gait assessment'. Keep labelled elements minimal and clean — use colour highlight and the heel glow rather than extra labels. Logo placement should vary by composition and is finalised downstream. Show crisp legible typography, a polished editorial anatomical accent, and a calm clinical atmosphere.

#PlantarFasciitis #OshawaChiropractor #HeelPainRelief #CustomOrthotics #DurhamRegion

A myth-buster graphic-design social post for a chiropractic clinic, correcting the fear that a herniated disc automatically means surgery or permanent damage. Typographic-led composition with bold impact. Include a clear MYTH label paired with the statement 'A herniated disc means surgery or permanent damage.' and a REALITY label paired with the statement 'Most disc cases settle with conservative care — not the operating table.' Supporting line: 'Take your symptoms seriously without assuming the worst.' CTA line: 'Book an assessment to understand your options.' Use a small supporting anatomical illustration accent of a lumbar spine segment with a single disc gently highlighted (subtle glow), rendered clean and editorial, not full-frame — it supports the typography rather than competing with it. Typography: Montserrat for headline and labels, Lato for supporting text, Lato italic for CTA. Brand colours to draw from: #1B6FA8 medical blue, #3CA99C teal, #F4F6F8 off-white surface, #13222B near-black text, #FFFFFF white, #145880 deep blue. Clear visual contrast between the myth and the reality sides. Logo placement varies by composition and is finalised downstream. Keep the look clean, trustworthy, and clinically polished.

#ChiropracticCare #HerniatedDisc #BackPainRelief #OshawaChiropractor #DurhamRegion

A list-tips graphic-design post for a chiropractic clinic surfacing small daily neck-loading habits that quietly build up before any pain shows. Typographic-led composition with custom illustrated icon accents for each tip — a phone tilted at a low angle, a stacked pillow showing height, a clock or hourglass for held screen time, a curved neck line. Each icon is simple, line-based or softly filled, sitting beside its tip. NO clinic photography, NO treatment scenes, NO faces — typographic with supporting icon accents only. Use exact brand colours: medical blue #1B6FA8, teal #3CA99C, off-white surface #F4F6F8, near-black text #13222B, white #FFFFFF, deeper blue #145880. Typography: Montserrat for headline and item titles, Lato for supporting lines, Lato italic for the CTA. Header text: 'Your neck is keeping score'. Subheader: '4 daily habits loading your neck before pain shows'. Four tips, each with short title and one supporting line: '1. Phone below eye level' / 'Looking down adds up to 27kg of strain.'; '2. Pillow too high or too flat' / 'Your neck should stay neutral all night.'; '3. Holding one screen position' / 'Stillness loads joints more than movement.'; '4. The 20-minute scroll' / 'Set a timer to reset your posture.'; CTA: 'Notice it now, not later.' Logo placement varies by composition and is finalised downstream. Clean, trustworthy, wellness-forward styling with generous spacing and an intentional, designed feel.

#TextNeck #PostureMatters #OshawaChiropractor #NeckPainRelief #DurhamRegion

A stat-card design centred on one striking statistic about how common sciatica is and how often it lingers without proper care. Concept: the number earns attention, then the messaging points to having the specific tools that nerve-related leg pain calls for — Cox Flexion-Distraction, laser therapy, and a tailored plan. Typographic-led composition where the statistic dominates the visual field. Supporting visual accent: a small, clean anatomical illustration of the lower spine and sciatic nerve pathway tracing down the leg, with a subtle warm highlight or glow along the nerve route to indicate irritation — composed as an editorial illustration on a neutral or gradient background, supporting the typography rather than competing with it. Brand colours available to draw from: #1B6FA8 (medical blue), #3CA99C (teal), #F4F6F8 (off-white surface), #13222B (near-black text), #FFFFFF (white), #145880 (deep blue shade). Typography: Montserrat for the statistic and headline, Lato for supporting text, Lato italic for the CTA. Text to render: large statistic '40%' as the visual anchor, headline 'Up to 40% of people will experience sciatica in their lifetime', supporting line 'And without the right plan, nerve pain can linger for months', CTA 'Cox Flexion-Distraction. Laser therapy. A plan built for you.' Logo placement varies by composition and is finalised downstream. Clean, trust-forward, clinical polish with the number commanding the layout.

#SciaticaRelief #OshawaChiropractor #DurhamRegion #NervePain #BackHealth

A clean, typographic-led checklist post for a multidisciplinary chiropractic clinic addressing workers who stand all shift on hard floors. The visual register is typographic with checkbox graphics — NOT a clinic or photography background. Include a small supporting anatomical accent illustration of a foot and lower-leg in a translucent, glass-like 3D render style with a subtle teal accent highlight along the arch, kept small and supporting so the typography leads. Background should be a clean field drawn from the brand palette. Components: a framing line, four short checklist items each with a checkbox graphic and a short title plus one short supporting line, and a soft CTA. Use exact brand colours only: #1B6FA8 (medical blue), #3CA99C (teal), #F4F6F8 (off-white surface), #13222B (near-black text), #FFFFFF (white), #145880 (deep blue). Typography: Montserrat for the headline and item titles, Lato for supporting lines, Lato italic for the CTA. Text content to render: framing line 'On your feet all shift? Try this.'; item 1 title 'Supportive footwear' with line 'Cushioned, structured soles over flat work shoes'; item 2 title 'Custom orthotics' with line 'Built from your gait to spread the load'; item 3 title 'Recovery habits' with line 'Stretch calves and feet, ice after long shifts'; item 4 title 'Get your gait assessed' with line 'Aching feet, legs or low back? Book a check'; CTA 'Book a gait assessment today'. Logo placement should vary by composition and is finalised downstream. Render clean, accurate checkbox graphics and crisp legible text. Modern, trustworthy, calm health-brand feel.

#ChiropracticCare #Oshawa #CustomOrthotics #FootHealth #StandingAllDay

A typographic-led graphic-design social post addressing how to handle a pinched nerve, contrasting passive wait-and-see with active, targeted care. Communicate that the right combination of gentle decompression and direct modalities addresses nerve irritation at its source rather than masking it. Build the design primarily from typography with supporting accent elements. Headline set in Montserrat, supporting text in Lato, CTA in Lato italic. Render this text exactly: headline 'A PINCHED NERVE NEEDS DECOMPRESSING, NOT JUST NUMBING'; supporting line 'Wait-and-see lets irritation settle in. Active care targets it directly.'; small accent label group 'GENTLE ADJUSTING TOOLS', 'IFC ELECTROTHERAPY', 'LASER THERAPY'; CTA 'Book your nerve assessment'. Optional small supporting accent: a clean, editorial anatomical illustration of a spinal segment with a compressed nerve root subtly highlighted using a warm glow to indicate irritation, kept small and supporting, not full-frame. Draw only from these brand colours using exact hex values: #1B6FA8, #3CA99C, #F4F6F8, #13222B, #FFFFFF, #145880. Use brand colour to distinguish the irritation highlight from the calm structural tone. Logo placement should vary by composition and is finalised downstream. Keep the treatment clean, intentional, clinical and trust-forward; typography dominates with the anatomical accent and modality labels as supporting elements.

#PinchedNerve #ChiropracticCare #OshawaChiropractor #DurhamRegion #NerveHealth

Elevated athletic lifestyle photography capturing an honest recovery moment after training. A person seen from behind and waist-down only, no face visible at any point, seated on a neutral outdoor track edge, one hand pressing firmly into a sore calf muscle just below the knee. The posture is reflective and grounded rather than dramatic — the quiet pause where soreness keeps returning. A foam roller rests nearby on the ground. Athletic clothing in neutral greys and warm beige tones, with subtle brand colour woven in naturally: a teal #3CA99C water bottle placed beside the figure and a blue #1B6FA8 training band loosely coiled on the ground. Soft natural daylight, slightly overcast and diffused, casting gentle even shadows. Calm, considered composition with generous negative space in the upper portion of the frame for text. Realistic skin texture, fine fabric detail, shallow depth of field keeping the hand and calf in sharp focus while the background softens. The composition is anchored to the right and lower portion with the athletic figure, leaving the upper-left region open as a clean text zone. Over this open space, a soft semi-transparent panel in #13222B at roughly seventy percent opacity sits with moderate 10px rounded corners, allowing the photographic texture to remain faintly visible beneath. Inside this panel, the headline reads "PUSHING THROUGH ISN'T TOUGHNESS" set in Montserrat, in #FFFFFF, upper portion of the panel, with a thin solid underline accent in #3CA99C running beneath the word "TOUGHNESS" to draw the eye. Below the headline, the supporting text "Soreness that flares after every session is an early signal — not a badge." set in Lato, in #F4F6F8, in a smaller comfortable reading size with relaxed line spacing. Below the supporting text, a solid block accent in #145880 with moderate 10px rounded corners contains the CTA "Read the signal before it sidelines you" set in Lato italic, in #FFFFFF, centred within the block. The supplied logo file is placed in the bottom-left corner at a modest, balanced scale. Render the logo exactly as supplied without altering its colours, proportions, lettering, or layout — preserve it perfectly. Beneath the logo, in small Lato text in #F4F6F8, the line "docadrian.com | 905-571-0821 | Oshawa, Ontario". Overall register: clean clinical trust-forward wellness — restrained, professional, and quietly reassuring. All rectangular surfaces use consistent moderate 10px rounded corners. Accents limited to thin underlines and solid blocks only. Constraints: keep the face entirely out of frame at all times; show only limbs and torso framed from behind. Keep all equipment generic with no identifiable branded gym logos or product markings. Maintain natural integration of brand colours without oversaturation. Keep the mood honest and reflective, never dramatic or staged. Keep text crisp, legible, and accurately spelled. Preserve clean even lighting throughout.

Typographic-led editorial poster on a clean off-white surface in #F4F6F8, with a subtle vertical gradient deepening gently toward a soft #1B6FA8 wash in the lower third for depth. The composition is primarily typographic, structured around a strong left-aligned text column occupying the upper two-thirds of the frame, with a single supporting anatomical accent in the lower right quadrant. The supporting accent is a clean, editorial 3D illustration of the human cervical spine and upper shoulder region — the neck vertebrae and trapezius area — rendered translucent and glass-like with smooth refractive surfaces, isolated on the clean field with no clinic interior and no anatomical clutter. A soft warm glow in a muted amber-to-#3CA99C transition radiates subtly across the shoulder line to indicate tension, kept gentle and clinical rather than alarming. The illustration is sized as a contained supporting accent, roughly one third of the frame, positioned lower right and slightly cropped by the edge so it reads as a quiet visual note beneath the typography. No faces, no people, no full-figure bodies. The headline reads "YOU SIT FOR A LIVING. YOUR NECK PAYS FOR IT." set in Montserrat, in #13222B near-black, large and commanding at the top of the text column with tight clean line breaks across two or three lines, establishing the dominant hierarchy. Directly beneath the headline place a thin underline accent bar in #3CA99C teal, roughly 3px tall and spanning a short width, as the primary attention-drawer separating headline from supporting copy. The supporting text reads "Hours at the screen, tension home by evening. You are not the only one — and you do not have to carry it." set in Lato, in #145880 deep blue, at a comfortable readable size below the underline, left-aligned in a measured column width that keeps line lengths easy to scan. The CTA reads "Come undo the strain." set in Lato italic, in #FFFFFF white, sitting inside a solid block of #1B6FA8 medical blue with moderate 10px rounded corners, positioned at the lower left of the text column as a clear closing pill. This solid block is the secondary accent supporting the teal underline above. Apply moderate 10px rounded corners uniformly to every rectangular surface — the CTA block and any subtle accent shapes. Introduce one or two restrained geometric accent shapes in #3CA99C teal and #1B6FA8 medical blue at low opacity in the background margins to add quiet depth without competing with the text. The overall register is clean, clinical, trust-forward wellness — generous negative space, crisp edges, calm balanced layout, soft even lighting across the scene with gentle shadow under the glass anatomical accent. Place the attached logo in the upper left corner at a modest scale, clearly legible against the off-white surface with comfortable padding. Preserve the logo exactly as supplied — do not recolour, redraw, distort, rotate, or alter its proportions or lettering in any way. Constraints: keep all text crisp, sharp, and correctly spelled with clear hierarchy; maintain abundant clean white space; keep the anatomical illustration subtle and supporting rather than dominant; render only the six specified brand colours #1B6FA8, #3CA99C, #F4F6F8, #13222B, #FFFFFF, #145880 plus the soft warm tension glow; keep the composition calm, professional, and reassuring with no faces, no people, and no clinic interior.

A polished editorial 3D anatomical study of the human shoulder, rendered in a translucent glass-like material with clinical precision. The glenohumeral joint sits as the central visual anchor — the ball-and-socket structure of the upper arm bone meeting the shoulder socket, wrapped in anatomically accurate rotator cuff musculature and the deltoid, all shown with soft translucency so the layered soft tissue and the underlying joint read clearly. The render is representational and refined, not documentary, with smooth surfaces catching gentle studio light. A subtle, contained red glow emanates from the irritation zone deep within the joint where overhead-reach tension originates, drawing the eye without harshness. The anatomical subject is positioned on the right two-thirds of the composition, angled three-quarter view, floating cleanly with a soft contact shadow beneath it. The background is a clean, even off-white field in #F4F6F8 with a barely perceptible cool gradient toward the lower edge, keeping the mood spacious and clinical. The overall register is clean clinical trust-forward wellness — calm, premium, and quietly authoritative. Text occupies the left third as a vertical stack with generous breathing room. The headline reads "That ache when you reach overhead?" set in Montserrat, in near-black #13222B, sized as the dominant typographic element, with a thin solid underline accent in #1B6FA8 medical blue tucked beneath the final line. Below it, the supporting text "It's not just age — it's how your shoulder moves." set in Lato in deep blue #145880, at a comfortable supporting scale with relaxed line spacing. Below that, a solid block CTA button with moderate 10px rounded corners filled in #1B6FA8 medical blue, containing the text "Book a shoulder assessment" set in Lato italic in white #FFFFFF, centred within the button. A small thin underline accent in #3CA99C teal sits above the headline as a subtle opening marker. All rectangular elements — the CTA button and any container edges — carry consistent moderate 8 to 12px rounded corners. Place the provided logo in the top-left corner at a modest, balanced scale with clear surrounding space. Render the logo exactly as supplied without altering its colours, proportions, lettering, or layout — preserve it precisely as the attached file. Lighting is soft and even, studio-quality, with gentle highlights on the glass-like joint surfaces and a clean neutral palette throughout. Keep the composition uncluttered, the colour application restrained, the anatomical detail accurate, and the negative space generous so the design feels trustworthy and considered. Confine the red glow to the single irritation zone only. Keep all text crisp, legible, and correctly spelled.

A clean editorial comparison-card graphic weighing two approaches to back pain, presented as two equal-weight vertical panels side by side. The composition uses an off-white #F4F6F8 background for a bright, clinical, trust-forward feel with generous breathing room around all elements. At the top centre, the headline reads "Two ways to handle back pain" set in Montserrat in near-black #13222B, with a short thin underline accent in teal #3CA99C sitting directly beneath the headline to draw the eye. Below the headline, two equal-width comparison panels divide the central space. Both panels are rectangular cards with moderate 10px rounded corners and a thin subtle border. A narrow vertical gap separates them, and a small circular badge with the word "vs" in Montserrat sits centred on the dividing line in white #FFFFFF text on a deep blue #145880 fill. The left panel represents the symptom-masking route. It carries a muted, recessive tone: a white #FFFFFF card with a soft grey-toned feel. At the top of this panel a solid block header bar with 10px rounded corners in a desaturated medical blue #1B6FA8 holds the label "MASK THE PAIN" in Montserrat in white #FFFFFF. Beneath it, three supporting items stacked vertically in Lato in near-black #13222B: "Rest and painkillers", "Random generic stretches", "Hope it settles itself" — each preceded by a small thin-outlined circle dot marker in muted blue. The right panel represents the structured care route and is visually favoured. It is a white #FFFFFF card with a slightly stronger presence and a subtle teal accent edge. At the top, a solid block header bar with 10px rounded corners in teal #3CA99C holds the label "ADDRESS THE CAUSE" in Montserrat in white #FFFFFF. Beneath it, three supporting items stacked vertically in Lato in near-black #13222B: "Hands-on adjustments", "Targeted soft tissue work", "Exercise matched to you" — each preceded by a small solid teal #3CA99C dot marker. To the right of or partially overlapping the lower portion of the right panel, a small supporting anatomical illustration of a lumbar spine segment rendered as a clean translucent glass-like 3D element, light and crystalline, catching soft studio reflections. A subtle teal #3CA99C accent glow wraps the lower vertebrae to signal focus, reinforcing the "address the cause" side without dominating the layout. Near the bottom centre, the CTA reads "One roof. One plan. Your back." set in Lato italic in deep blue #145880, positioned as a calm closing statement with a thin teal #3CA99C underline accent beneath it. The brand logo is placed in the bottom right corner at modest scale with clear surrounding space. Render the logo exactly as supplied in the attached logo file, preserving its precise proportions, colours, lettering and layout without alteration, redrawing, or recolouring. Lighting is bright, even, and soft, like clean diffused studio light, giving the whole composition a fresh clinical wellness atmosphere. The overall register is clean, clinical, trust-forward and intentional, with crisp typographic hierarchy and disciplined alignment. Constraints: use only the exact brand colours #1B6FA8, #3CA99C, #F4F6F8, #13222B, #FFFFFF and #145880. Keep all rectangular surfaces at consistent moderate 10px rounded corners. Maintain accurate spelling in all text. Keep generous negative space and a balanced two-column structure. Render the anatomical spine element as a tasteful, abstracted glass illustration rather than a graphic or clinical photograph.

A clean, trust-forward Q&A card with a typographic-led layout and a calm clinical atmosphere, set against a soft vertical gradient background flowing from off-white #F4F6F8 at the top into a gentle wash of pale medical blue toward the lower edge, keeping the surface light, airy, and uncluttered. At the top, the question headline reads "What actually fixes plantar fasciitis?" set in Montserrat, in near-black #13222B, large and confident, left-aligned, occupying the upper third with generous breathing room. Beneath the headline sits a short thin underline accent in teal #3CA99C, roughly the width of the word "actually", marking the question as the lead element. Below the headline, three stacked answer blocks form a clear vertical sequence, each contained in a clean white #FFFFFF card with moderate 10px rounded corners and a soft diffuse shadow for gentle separation from the background. Each card carries a slim solid vertical accent block running down its left edge in a rounded 10px capsule form. The first card uses a medical blue #1B6FA8 accent block, the second a teal #3CA99C accent block, the third a deep blue #145880 accent block. Inside each card, the option label sits on the first line in Montserrat, in matching accent colour to its block. First label "CUSTOM ORTHOTICS" in #1B6FA8, second label "BIOFLEX LASER THERAPY" in #3CA99C, third label "SOFT TISSUE WORK" in #145880. Directly beneath each label, the supporting answer text is set in Lato in near-black #13222B at a calm readable size with comfortable line spacing. First card supporting text: "Built from gait analysis and casting to correct the mechanics loading your arch." Second card supporting text: "Targets inflammation and supports tissue repair at the source." Third card supporting text: "Releases the tight fascia and calf structures pulling on the heel." To the right of the card stack, occupying a clean column of negative space, sits one small polished anatomical illustration of the underside of a human foot, rendered in a translucent, glass-like clinical style with smooth refractive surfaces and soft internal light. A subtle warm amber-to-coral glow emanates from the heel and traces forward along the arch to indicate the plantar fascia band and the area of pain. The illustration is isolated with no environmental context, no surrounding props, floating cleanly against the gradient background with a faint soft contact shadow. At the bottom, a CTA reads "Book a gait assessment" set in Lato italic, in deep blue #145880, accompanied by a thin solid underline in teal #3CA99C directly beneath it to draw the eye and signal action. Place the supplied logo in the top right corner at a small, balanced scale with clear surrounding space. Reproduce the logo exactly as supplied, preserving its original colours, proportions, lettering, and layout without recolouring, redrawing, distorting, or altering it in any way. Overall register is clean, clinical, and trust-forward wellness: precise typographic hierarchy, generous whitespace, balanced composition, and a polished editorial finish. All rectangular surfaces — cards and accent blocks — carry consistent moderate 10px rounded corners. Lighting across the anatomical render is soft and even with a single warm glow focal point at the heel. Constraints: keep all typography crisp, legible, and correctly spelled; maintain ample whitespace and avoid visual clutter; render only the foot illustration described with no additional anatomical elements or environmental scenery; keep labelled elements minimal, relying on colour and the heel glow rather than extra annotations; preserve the brand colour palette exactly as specified using only the listed hex values.

A myth-buster graphic-design social post for a chiropractic clinic, typographic-led with a clean clinical trust-forward wellness register. The composition is split into two clearly contrasting vertical zones to set the myth against the reality, sitting on a calm editorial surface. The overall background is an off-white surface in #F4F6F8. The upper portion of the composition holds the MYTH zone, set against a soft band of #145880 deep blue with a moderate 10px corner radius, giving it a contained, slightly weighted feel. Within this band, a small solid block label reading "MYTH" rendered in Montserrat in #FFFFFF white, sitting on a #1B6FA8 medical blue solid block with 8px rounded corners, positioned top-left of the band. Beneath the label, the myth statement "A herniated disc means surgery or permanent damage." set in Montserrat in #FFFFFF white, large and impactful, given a subtly muted treatment to read as the misconception. Below the myth zone, a clean dividing space, then the REALITY zone presented on the off-white #F4F6F8 surface with generous breathing room. A solid block label reading "REALITY" in Montserrat in #FFFFFF white, set on a #3CA99C teal solid block with 8px rounded corners, positioned at the upper-left of this zone. Directly beneath the label, the reality statement "Most disc cases settle with conservative care — not the operating table." set in Montserrat in #13222B near-black text, large and confident, with a thin underline accent in #3CA99C teal drawn beneath the key phrase to draw the eye. Beneath the reality statement, the supporting line "Take your symptoms seriously without assuming the worst." set in Lato in #13222B near-black text, smaller and calm, with comfortable line spacing. In the lower-right region, a small supporting anatomical illustration accent of a lumbar spine segment, rendered clean and editorial in line-art style using #1B6FA8 medical blue tones, showing a single intervertebral disc gently highlighted with a subtle soft glow in #3CA99C teal. This illustration is modest in scale, supporting the typography rather than competing with it, with clear negative space around it. Toward the bottom of the composition, a CTA callout block in #1B6FA8 medical blue with moderate 10px rounded corners, containing the line "Book an assessment to understand your options." set in Lato italic in #FFFFFF white, centred within the block. Place the supplied logo cleanly in the top-right corner of the composition, scaled modestly with clear padding around it. Preserve the logo exactly as supplied — do not recolour, redraw, distort, or alter its proportions, lettering, or marks in any way. Lighting and finish are even, bright, and clinically polished with crisp edges and soft contrast. All rectangular surfaces — labels, blocks, callouts, bands — carry consistent moderate 8 to 12px rounded corners. Attention is drawn through solid colour blocks and thin underline accents only. Composition is balanced and uncluttered with intentional negative space, professional medical aesthetic, sharp typographic hierarchy, and a trustworthy wellness tone. Keep all text legible and correctly spelled, colours limited to the specified hex values, and the layout clean and editorial throughout.

A clean, typographic-led list-tips graphic for a chiropractic wellness clinic, designed with generous spacing and an intentional, editorial feel. Light scheme built on an off-white surface background in #F4F6F8, with crisp structure and a calm, clinical, trust-forward register throughout. Layout is vertical and ordered. At the top sits a header block: a slim solid block accent in medical blue #1B6FA8 with moderate 10px rounded corners, anchored to the upper-left, containing the small kicker line "4 daily habits loading your neck before pain shows" in Lato, in #FFFFFF. Directly below, the main headline "Your neck is keeping score" in Montserrat, in near-black #13222B, set large and confident across two lines, with a thin teal underline in #3CA99C beneath the word "score" as the primary accent mark. The central area holds four evenly spaced tip cards stacked vertically, each card a clean white #FFFFFF rectangle with moderate 10px rounded corners and soft generous padding, separated by airy whitespace. Each card pairs a custom illustrated icon on the left with text on the right. Card one: a simple line-based icon of a phone tilted at a low downward angle, softly filled in #1B6FA8 and #3CA99C. Title "1. Phone below eye level" in Montserrat in #13222B, supporting line "Looking down adds up to 27kg of strain." in Lato in #145880. Card two: a line icon of a stacked pillow showing exaggerated height. Title "2. Pillow too high or too flat" in Montserrat in #13222B, supporting line "Your neck should stay neutral all night." in Lato in #145880. Card three: a line icon of a clock or hourglass marking held time. Title "3. Holding one screen position" in Montserrat in #13222B, supporting line "Stillness loads joints more than movement." in Lato in #145880. Card four: a line icon of a gently curved neck profile line. Title "4. The 20-minute scroll" in Montserrat in #13222B, supporting line "Set a timer to reset your posture." in Lato in #145880. Each card number sits inside a small teal #3CA99C solid block badge with moderate 8px rounded corners as a secondary accent, and the icons are consistent in stroke weight, simple, and softly filled. At the foot of the composition, a closing CTA bar: a solid block in deeper blue #145880 with moderate 10px rounded corners spanning the lower section, containing the CTA "Notice it now, not later." in Lato italic, in #FFFFFF, centred. In the bottom corner, place the attached logo exactly as provided, preserving its original colours, proportions, and detail without recolouring, redrawing, distorting, or altering it in any way, sized small and clear against the off-white surface. Lighting is flat, even, and bright with no harsh shadows, giving a clean digital design finish. Composition is balanced, well-aligned to a consistent left margin, with deliberate breathing room between every element. Constraints: keep the design purely typographic with supporting illustrated icon accents only; no clinic photography, no treatment scenes, no faces, no human figures. Maintain consistent moderate rounded corners on all rectangular surfaces, accurate hex colours throughout, accurate spelling in all text, and the logo fully preserved and unaltered.

A typographic-led stat-card composition with a clean clinical trust-forward wellness register, built on a soft vertical gradient background transitioning from pure white #FFFFFF at the top to off-white surface #F4F6F8 at the bottom, giving an airy editorial medical feel. The visual anchor is an oversized statistic "40%" set in Montserrat, positioned in the upper-left quadrant and dominating roughly the top third of the layout, rendered in medical blue #1B6FA8. Directly beneath the "40%" sits a thin solid underline accent bar in teal #3CA99C, about 4px tall and moderately rounded at the ends, spanning the width of the numeral to draw the eye. Below and to the right of the statistic, the headline "Up to 40% of people will experience sciatica in their lifetime" is set in Montserrat in near-black #13222B, arranged in two to three tight lines, left-aligned, occupying the centre-left of the composition. Below it, the supporting line "And without the right plan, nerve pain can linger for months" is set in Lato in deep blue shade #145880, smaller and lighter in presence, left-aligned beneath the headline. The supporting visual accent occupies the right side of the composition: a small, clean editorial anatomical illustration of the lower lumbar spine and the sciatic nerve pathway tracing down the back of the leg. The illustration is rendered in fine line work using medical blue #1B6FA8 with the bone structure in muted neutral tones, and a subtle warm glow highlight running along the nerve route down the leg to indicate irritation. The illustration sits on the gradient background without a hard frame, sized to support the typography rather than compete with it, vertically centred along the right edge. Near the bottom of the layout, the CTA "Cox Flexion-Distraction. Laser therapy. A plan built for you." is presented inside a solid block callout container in medical blue #1B6FA8 with moderately rounded corners of 10px, spanning a comfortable centred width. The CTA text inside is set in Lato italic in white #FFFFFF, left-aligned within the block with generous padding. The supplied logo is placed in the top-right corner with clear breathing room around it. Render the logo exactly as supplied in the attached file, preserving its precise proportions, colours, lettering, and layout without recolouring, redrawing, distorting, or altering it in any way. Beneath the logo or in the lower margin, set the contact line "docadrian.com | 905-571-0821 | Oshawa, Ontario" in Lato in deep blue shade #145880, small and unobtrusive, aligned consistently with the layout grid. Lighting and overall finish are bright, even, and clinical, with soft natural shadows and a polished medical wellness tone. All rectangular surfaces — the CTA block, any callout containers, and image edges — use uniform moderately rounded corners of 8 to 12px. Maintain generous negative space throughout so the "40%" statistic clearly commands the composition. Constraints: keep the colour palette limited to the specified hex values, maintain clean uncluttered spacing, keep the anatomical illustration subtle and supportive, ensure all text is crisp and legible, and preserve the supplied logo exactly as provided.

A clean, typographic-led checklist composition for a multidisciplinary chiropractic clinic, addressing workers who stand all shift on hard floors. This is a typographic layout with checkbox graphics, NOT a clinic interior or photographic background. Background is a clean, full-bleed field in off-white surface #F4F6F8, with a very subtle lighter panel in white #FFFFFF occupying the central content zone to give the checklist a calm, contained reading surface. The overall mood is clean, clinical, trust-forward wellness — calm, modern, and orderly, with generous breathing room around every element. At the top, a framing line reads "On your feet all shift? Try this." set in Montserrat, in near-black text #13222B, large and confident, left-aligned within the central margin. Directly beneath the headline place a short thin underline accent bar in teal #3CA99C, roughly one third the width of the headline, with moderate rounded ends, drawing attention to the opening line. Below the framing line, arrange four checklist items in a clean vertical stack, evenly spaced, each item left-aligned. Each item begins with a crisp, accurate checkbox graphic: a small rounded square with moderate 8-12px corners, outlined in medical blue #1B6FA8, containing a clean teal #3CA99C checkmark. To the right of each checkbox sits the item title in Montserrat in near-black #13222B, with a shorter supporting line directly beneath it in Lato in a softer deep blue #145880. Item one title "Supportive footwear" with line "Cushioned, structured soles over flat work shoes". Item two title "Custom orthotics" with line "Built from your gait to spread the load". Item three title "Recovery habits" with line "Stretch calves and feet, ice after long shifts". Item four title "Get your gait assessed" with line "Aching feet, legs or low back? Book a check". In the lower right area, kept small and supporting so the typography leads, place a single anatomical accent illustration of a foot and lower leg rendered in a translucent, glass-like 3D style, with soft frosted transparency and a subtle teal #3CA99C accent highlight tracing along the arch. Keep this illustration modest in scale, softly lit, and positioned so it never overlaps or competes with the checklist text — it sits as a quiet visual anchor in the corner. At the bottom, a soft call-to-action: a solid filled pill button in medical blue #1B6FA8 with moderate 8-12px rounded corners, containing the text "Book a gait assessment today" in Lato italic in white #FFFFFF, centred within the button. All rectangular surfaces — the central content panel, the CTA button, the checkboxes — carry consistent moderate 8-12px rounded corners. Attention is drawn using thin underlines and solid blocks only: the teal underline under the headline and the solid blue CTA button. Place the provided logo file in the top right corner at a small, balanced scale, with clear padding from the edges. Render the logo exactly as supplied without altering its colours, proportions, lettering, or layout — preserve it precisely as the original file. Lighting is even, bright, and clean throughout. Composition is balanced, spacious, and orderly with clear typographic hierarchy. Render all checkbox graphics accurately and all text crisp and fully legible. Keep all text strictly within the central margins with comfortable spacing. Use only these exact colours: medical blue #1B6FA8, teal #3CA99C, off-white surface #F4F6F8, near-black text #13222B, white #FFFFFF, deep blue #145880.

A clean, typography-led clinical wellness social post built primarily from large editorial type on a calm light background. The composition embodies a clean clinical trust-forward wellness register: spacious, intentional, medical-grade precision with warm reassurance. Background filled with soft off-white #F4F6F8 as the dominant calm field. Layout is structured as a vertical typographic stack with generous margins and clear breathing room around every element. All rectangular surfaces use moderate rounded corners of 8 to 12px applied uniformly. Top section: a small solid block badge in #1B6FA8 with rounded 10px corners positioned upper-left, containing short clinical eyebrow text "NERVE CARE" set in Montserrat in #FFFFFF, small and confident. Headline occupies the visual centre of gravity in the upper-middle area, set in Montserrat in deep clinical navy #13222B, large and dominant, broken across multiple lines for editorial rhythm: "A PINCHED NERVE NEEDS DECOMPRESSING, NOT JUST NUMBING". The word "DECOMPRESSING" is emphasised with a thin underline accent stroke in #3CA99C running directly beneath it, and the word "NUMBING" carries a thin underline in #1B6FA8 to draw the active-versus-passive contrast. Keep letter spacing tight and intentional. Below the headline, a thin horizontal divider line in #145880 spans a partial width as a quiet separator. Supporting text sits beneath the divider, set in Lato in #13222B, comfortable and readable across two short lines: "Wait-and-see lets irritation settle in. Active care targets it directly." A modality label group sits below the supporting text as three small solid block pills with 8px rounded corners, arranged in a neat horizontal row: first pill filled #1B6FA8 with text "GENTLE ADJUSTING TOOLS" in Montserrat in #FFFFFF; second pill filled #3CA99C with text "IFC ELECTROTHERAPY" in Montserrat in #13222B; third pill filled #145880 with text "LASER THERAPY" in Montserrat in #FFFFFF. Keep each pill compact and evenly spaced. In the lower-right quadrant, a small supporting editorial anatomical illustration of a single spinal segment with a compressed nerve root, rendered in clean line-and-fill medical illustration style using #145880 for the calm structural vertebral tone, with the compressed nerve root subtly highlighted by a warm soft glow distinct from the cool structure to indicate localised irritation. Keep the illustration small, refined, and supporting — never full-frame, never dominating the typography. It anchors the lower corner without crowding the text. CTA positioned at the bottom of the composition as a solid block button with 10px rounded corners filled #3CA99C, containing the text "Book your nerve assessment" set in Lato italic in #13222B, centred within the button. A thin underline accent in #1B6FA8 may sit beneath the CTA block for emphasis. The supplied logo file is placed cleanly in the lower-left corner at a modest, balanced scale with clear padding around it. Render the logo exactly as supplied without altering its colours, proportions, lettering, or layout — preserve it precisely as the original file. Beneath or beside the logo, contact details set small in Lato in #145880: "docadrian.com · 905-571-0821 · Oshawa, ON". Lighting and finish: even, soft, clinical clarity with no harsh shadows. Flat editorial graphic-design treatment, crisp edges, high legibility, generous negative space. Constraints: typography remains the dominant element with the anatomical illustration and modality pills as supporting accents only. Use only the exact hex colours #1B6FA8, #3CA99C, #F4F6F8, #13222B, #FFFFFF, and #145880. Keep all corners consistently rounded at 8 to 12px. Maintain a calm, trustworthy, medical-grade tone throughout. Render all specified text exactly as quoted.