Create a premium vertical editorial portrait collage poster in a 4:5 ratio, strongly inspired by a clean sports editorial mosaic layout.

Core concept: A poster of the Apostle Paul designed in the same visual language as a modern portrait mosaic poster: one large side-profile portrait forming the main silhouette, with multiple rectangular image fragments arranged inside and along the silhouette.

Subject: The Apostle Paul. He should appear as an older Middle Eastern biblical man, almost bald, with a clearly receding hairline and very little hair on top, short gray hair remaining only on the sides and back, and a short rough gray beard. He must look serious, thoughtful, spiritually intense, and dignified.

Main composition: Use one large left-facing side-profile portrait of Paul occupying about 55–65% of the canvas. The big portrait should be treated in a cool monochrome / duotone blue-gray style. The background must be very clean white or pale light gray with generous negative space.

Important layout rule: Do not create a loose movie-poster collage. Do not use torn paper, brush textures, parchment maps, vintage poster style, or cinematic brown tones. Instead, build the image like a clean modern mosaic portrait poster.

Mosaic structure: Place 8–9 rectangular image panels of different sizes inside and around Paul’s profile silhouette, mostly on the right side and partially across the face area, following the reference style. Each panel must have a crisp white border and clean edges. The panels should feel precisely designed, not randomly floating.

Important eye treatment: One rectangular panel must align naturally near Paul’s eye area. It should either:

  1. contain a close-up of Paul’s eye positioned to match the eye location of the large face,

or

  1. replace/emphasize the eye area in a visually integrated way.

This eye panel is very important and should feel intentional and well aligned.

Include these key scenes in the mosaic panels:

  1. Paul’s conversion on the road to Damascus, with intense divine light and Paul falling to the ground.
  2. Paul preaching to a crowd in a city or public square.
  3. Paul writing a letter in prison by lamplight.
  4. A close-up of Paul’s eye or face detail aligned with the main portrait.
  5. Paul on a missionary journey walking on a road.
  6. Paul speaking with a younger coworker such as Timothy.
  7. A storm and shipwreck at sea.
  8. Ancient Rome / Roman architecture symbolizing the final journey.
  9. Optional scroll manuscript detail.

Color palette: White background, deep navy, muted cool blue, soft steel blue, blue-gray monochrome tones. Keep the whole design limited, refined, cool, and clean.

Style: premium editorial poster, modern portrait mosaic, minimalist and sophisticated, high-contrast monochrome portrait, clean white negative space, crisp rectangular photo-block collage, refined typography, balanced asymmetry, not painterly collage, not scrapbook, not cinematic sepia.

Text layout: Keep the text minimal and elegant, placed vertically stacked on the lower-left area.

Use Korean text exactly like this:

사도 바울

이방인의 사도

고난 속에서도 끝까지 복음을 전한 사명의 사람

푯대를 향하여

Typography should be elegant, clean, and readable. “바울” should be the largest Korean word. The other text should be smaller and understated.

Important visual priorities:

  • Paul must look almost bald.
  • The face silhouette must dominate the design.
  • The mosaic panels must follow the silhouette structure closely.
  • The eye panel must be well aligned and feel integrated.
  • Keep the composition clean and premium.
  • Preserve lots of white space.
  • The result should feel close to a modern sports portrait mosaic poster, but reimagined for the Apostle Paul.

Avoid: movie poster composition, warm brown / gold palette, random floating collage, torn edges, grunge textures, parchment background, heavy decorative effects, crowded text, overly painterly montage, neon colors, cyberpunk style.